QuoteR QuoteAmsterdamned "But Mr. Beck also realizes that he has paid a price for his perceived obstinacy. Asked if it frustrated him not to have enjoyed the same level of commercial success as peers like Mr. Clapton and Mr. Page, he first suggested that speculation was pointless but then said he tried to focus on the positive aspects of the choices he made." Uh, helllooooo... Mr.
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QuoteRolling on Quotelittletanda I look for this 2-DVD set St.Louis 1997 by RSVP release. I know it's impossible to post here because 90% of the show is officialy released. Maybe someone can up these 2-DVD on dime ,Hungercity or by trading. I'm open to suggestions. [email protected] Don' t think that IORR is the only site which doesn' t allow official stuff. All the
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Quotelittletanda Quoterogerriffin This is not official, then we can consider Miami 94, Atlantic 89 Tokio 90 and Tokio 95 as 90% official stuff... and must be delete of the sites, fortunately are they bootlegs so St Louis 97! I join to the request... Of course, St.Louis 1997 RSVp version had different cam angle than official release. And a bit less quality but still enjoy i think. Probab
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QuoteGazza QuoteSend It To me My innocent mind just learned a new vocabulary term - a switch is someone who...well, you can probably figure it out. Mick, Mick, Mick, you kinky fellow. Its about a guy about to be executed....and Keith wrote it. Bet he had a little Johnny Cash in mind there..."Mercy Seat" or "25 Minutes to Go":
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Yeah, I was there, was thrilled to hear one of my favorite Keith tunes live!
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QuoteNikolai Ah - that's a cool suggestion, Palace. Wingless Angels is just great. I listen to it every Sunday. Beautiful beautiful album. Right - reggae compilations I'd suggest are: Tighten Up (Volumes 1 -4) - Every one of a certain age (i.e: over 40) who was into reggae in the UK had these (especially the first two). The Specials virtually founded their career on Volume 1
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QuoteHEILOOBAAS She thought she was above the law and flaunted her association w/the local Rasta & she got paid out. Yeah, the story wasn't real clear, just that she started hanging out with some bad elements and was warned to distance herself but didn't...then all hell broke loose. It always amazed me that Keith remained close to Jamaica after that. There must be much more
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QuoteKeefy I talk to Mac here in Austin, and he says Faces are on this year with some dates/Tour...without Rod..No word on singer yet but he mentioned, Chris Robinson, and Paul Rodgers,...I'll see him next week and see what i can find out.... Chris Robinson I could handle. Nothing against Paul Rodgers, he might actually fit in better here than in Queen, but are they then going to feel
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They were clearly trying to compete with the modern 80's sounds at the time; even the almost neon bright colors on the cover of the album had that 'duran duran' look, while most of the music had that bombastic echoing drums, synths intermittently, and as Doxa commented...lots of rocking guitar with no roll. There just wasn't much rhythm to 80's music in my opinion, just
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Quote71Tele Quotebatcave I don't think one should use the Lennon Remembers interview as a litmus test about his feelings about the Stones. No one, besides Yoko, is spared Lennon's wrath. I think he felt that by slamming everyone, he could make a clean start after being a Beatle all those years. From all accounts, John was arrogant, kind, egotistical, generous and a genius. It was
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Looks a lot like the Shreds videos from a few years ago that had to be taken down for copywrite reasons. Enjoy them while they last...
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QuoteCome On Quotekeefriffhard4life i like most of ringo's recent solo work but thought liverpool 8 was pretty weak. thats why i thought i'd ask before rushing out and buying this album So you have found Ringo albums that's not weak? The actual album simply titled "Ringo" is excellent.
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QuoteRip This Classic.
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Quoteboston2006 Anyone know how much money was raised ? I read today, the total's now up to $57M.
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The real question is, will that fit in the extra slot in my UMG Remasters box :
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QuoteDrPete Thanks Again! Always will remember Johnny Johnson playing on LRRooster Funny story about that, a friend of mine was friends with Johnny, and we all went out to see him play in a local club here in St. Louis the week before the show. I brought one of his CD's to get his autograph, which he obliged (after he signed it first with an empty pen and declared "d*mn eyes, got t
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Per today's USA Today: Johnny Cash's last studio album will be released on Feb. 26 - what would've been the Man in Black's 78th birthday. American VI: Aint No Grave - the sixth album in his American Recordings series - contains the previously unreleased Cash original song I Corinthians 15:55, written over the last three years of his life.
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I've got several Bealtes picture discs and colored vinyl (the white album in white of course is one of them). Moody Blue by Elvis I have on blue vinyl. I've got the Stones Brown Sugar single that looks like the Sticky Fingers album. Interesting question. I'm sure I have others, I just haven't flipped through my vinyl collection in a while.
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Quoteaoxomoxoa QuoteSwayStones Another great story : Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger does not sing that line in the version of "Some Girls" in the new Scorsese movie, Shine a Light. As Garrett Morris said on SNL when the Stones were on and the line about girls wanting to get @#$%& all night still had a bit of edge to it (and that was thirty years ago), "I have one thing t
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QuoteSwayStones Some political content here .... bv,hope you'll forgive me ,but this is a great article IMO . I've read it & translated it several times before posting . But I took the liberty to remove some lines ... Between The Lines... "The Boovy of the Day" The Rolling Stones Bear Burden of Censorship Beast By Alan Green The Rolling Stones starte
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Anyone know if the few remaining shows yet to surface were actually recorded, and therefore may surface at some future date? The St. Louis show was my first Stones concert, and the only one of 8 that I don't have a copy of.
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Man, that was 20 years ago? Seems like just a few... Wonder why "Stevie's Last Show" contains 3 songs from the early 80's??
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From the 8 shows that I've seen between '81 and 2006, only 5 songs have been played at all 8: Brown Sugar Honky Tonk Women Jumpin' Jack Flash Start Me Up Tumbling Dice Fairly consistent with the stats presented earlier.
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QuoteRolling on -14.09.81.Worcester -19.11.81 St.Louis are not available. Do we know what happened to these? Were they even recorded? Might they surface at some point?
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I'm not sure I'd watch them on my own, but my 8 year old loves them, and I find them more enjoyable to sit through than the average Disney movie. Supposedly they want to get back to basics and back to the focus being on Jack Sparrow. No Will or Elizabeth. That sounds like a step in the right direction.
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Quotekeefriffhard4life i'd be happy with another genesis tour. i heard they were trying to get gabriel and hackett back for 1 more go round That would be awesome. I'm just hoping the 5 of them play together at the awards ceremony. But I wonder if Phil Collins condition has improved (there was a report that he had back surgery and it left him without feelings in his hands, but di
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QuoteChris Fountain Big Al Although both versions are excellent Green's is more favorable because his style reminds me of Jim Thackery (Nighthawks). Not even sure if he is still around. Hopefully so... Thackery's still around playing the blues club and festival circuits, and still puts on a fantastic show!
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Quotevox12string My, it's very nice indeed, the things you can do with computors.. I remember when synthesisers first came out, the doomsayers said that it would be the death of live musicians...hasn't happened yet Came close in the 80's with the advent of MTV and all the electronic instruments and videos focused more on visuals than actual music. I remember reading a news
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Quotez QuoteMathijs I like Ringo's work on 'Back in the USSR' best. Mathijs It's a joke, right? McCartney played the drums on 'Back in the USSR', didn't he? And the Ballad of John and Yoko. ><
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Elvis, Johnny Cash, Queen (with Freddy Mercury), Genesis (with Peter Gabriel), John Lennon, George Harrison.
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