QuoteSocrates1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteSocrates1 Mick could do an awesome album right now. And I have a feeling he's been building one up for quite some time. It may never top Crosseyed Heart for me, which is one of my favorites - ever. But I can really see Mick putting out a follow-up to Wandering Spirit, something of that high-caliber quality, with a world music feel. What was Mick doing
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Never cared for this one. Somehow the energy feels fake, the guitar section doesn't deliver and Jagger (like Mathijs stated) sounds forced. Definately their least interesting live release.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteOlly Quotemr edward Love disc 2, but I don't think I listened to disc 1 more than once... Does the best live version of 'Street Fighting Man' not deserve multiple listens? Yes, it does. However, that version is to be found on Stripped Haha! Correct!
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Love disc 2, but I don't think I listened to disc 1 more than once...
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QuoteHMS I love it, although it´s just some sort of incomplete 4-Flicks-soundtrack. It´s good to have it, now you can play it everywhere, not so easy with the 4-Flicks-package. To my ears it sounds better than 4-Flicks, but who knows, I can only listen to DVDs in stereo. On CD the guitars seem to be more prominent and the sound is less muffled. The tracklist is superb and I dont care much for
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The new Dr. Lonnie Smith record, 'Evolution'.
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Beautiful and painfull to watch at the same time.
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Or a reprise of Get Up Stand Up!
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Quotecorriecas Quotemr edward Quotecorriecas Quotemr edward A surprise club show in London to promote Exhibitionism doesn't sound implausible. Imagin the amount of free press. Plus: another recording for a future DVD release. Fingers crossed! Or maybe one or two shows in HydePark or Twickenham in May?? Jeroen Those shows would require extensive logistics, the full stage set-up and more
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Quotecorriecas Quotemr edward A surprise club show in London to promote Exhibitionism doesn't sound implausible. Imagin the amount of free press. Plus: another recording for a future DVD release. Fingers crossed! Or maybe one or two shows in HydePark or Twickenham in May?? Jeroen Those shows would require extensive logistics, the full stage set-up and more preparation. I don's see
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A surprise club show in London to promote Exhibitionism doesn't sound implausible. Imagin the amount of free press. Plus: another recording for a future DVD release. Fingers crossed!
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I'm digging PPD! It just goes to show new musical partners can make the oldest cat in the alley sound inspired.
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Indiana Jones and the Apology for The Crystal Skull.
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Faraway Eyes out, Claudine in.
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Quotewhitem8 The Black Keys Brothers limited edition vinyl box set. Nice! Great album, I remembering driving everybody in 'Casa Edward' completely mad by playing 'I'm Not The One' constantly for weeks on end! Good times...
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Recenty I (really) started listening to the Allman Brothers Band. I already owned 'Live at Fillmore East and several records by sidemen like Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes/Gov'Mule, but after reading 'One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band' by Allen Paul (highly recommended by the way) I bought Eat A Peach, Idlewild South and Brothers and Sisters on vinyl.
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7 shows, 61 songs.
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Quoteschillid Watching tv last night... Somebody opined that in virtually all genres, the best music was recorded in THE SEVENTIES... Rock Pop Disco Punk New wave Fusion Hard to disagree Agreed! And the Eighties was the worst decade musically.
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QuoteTurner68 I guess she wasn't happy with how much money she had. Exactly. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Just bought tickets to see the Chris Robinson Brotherhood next spring in Maastricht. And Dewolff in Heerlen a couple of weeks later.
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Some great drummers I would add: Steve Gorman Melvin Parker & Clyde Stubblefield Kenwood Dennard
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks I dont know what people see in this band. Even Keith doesn't like them. Well, Keith doesn't like that many bands that were formed after 1962 anyway, does he?
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QuoteGreg I remember this doc primarily as a show off of Micks busy jetset life and his excellent but not entirely accent-free French.. Am I right? You're right! Charmed Life extravaganza.
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And Amnesia is a Modern Times era Dylan Song minus complicated lyrics. Nice groove, but why choose to end the song so rudely?
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Listening to Heartstopper. Just a thought: those drum breaks really sound like something Charlie would do.
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QuoteGetYerAngie QuoteHighwireC Quotemr edward QuoteMisterDDDD Quotegeordiestone Quotedennycranium I'd personally be interested in the Stones doing their own "tribute album." INXS did something similar in 2011 with Original Sin. They re-recorded their tracks with different singers. Keith always claims their songs are "babies" once they record them. They then see how t
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QuoteMisterDDDD Quotegeordiestone Quotedennycranium I'd personally be interested in the Stones doing their own "tribute album." INXS did something similar in 2011 with Original Sin. They re-recorded their tracks with different singers. Keith always claims their songs are "babies" once they record them. They then see how the songs "grow up" on tour. I don
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QuoteRoughJusticeOnYa I love it tru-and-tru when Jagger sings the blues; and he does a mean, wonderful job here with the Red Devils. It all has a wonderful 'live' vibe & ring to it... But in all fairness, some songs do seem & sound like he's recording 'just' a demo. A perfectionist artist like Jagger would never-ever release that. So I can understand - and in
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QuoteHairball Nice work proudmary. As I stated, my entire post was just an assumption. _____________________________________________________________________________ Back to the Red Devils - w/out Mick. Here's one of the video's I referred to above, but turns out it's an interview with Les while still with the Red Devils in 1993 at the Pinkpop Festival in the Netherlands
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