Pretty Beat Up One Hit (To the Body) Harlem Shuffle Hold Back Terrifying Thru and Thru Flip the Switch Anybody Seen My Baby? Might As Well Get Juiced Let Me Down Slow It Won't Take Long Rain Fall Down Streets of Love Back of My Hand Laugh, I Nearly Died
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1. It Won't Take Long 2. Thru And Thru 3. Back Of My Hand 4. Anybody Seen My Baby 5. Laugh I Nearly Died
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I'd appreciate it if they would produce an album full of music they like and they want to play, disregarding sales figures and disregarding the opinions of fans, who usually just want to relive their own youth through their music.
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Quotemichaelsavage This set list is DEPRESSING Yes, it is.
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Quotebv Then many takes i.e. 3x Streets Of Love This one was of course hard because Mick Taylor did not work on it. But I hope they can do it on the tour. So do I.
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A Bigger Bang.
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Nov. 08, 2005, Hollywood Bowl Does this exist in complete form?
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Thanks to hungrygeorge-ru from Mr. Shampoo, who in turn asked for the answers to the first five questions.
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Quoteandrewt Why? Is it already time for the next greatest hits collection? Yes. About 27 times. Every concert in 2014. Every f..ine concert.
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How about some fresh dancefloor songs?
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QuoteGetYerAngie Jagger's vocals on IWTL are just astonishing, I have heard that track hundreds of times and am still mesmerized by his delievery (also by the lyrics). RFD was a magnificent return to the soul-funk dancefloor I second that.
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Bring on the new stuff. Publish a new album. Kick the 60s and 70s numbers, which are routine by now. Take a risk, earn maybe less money, but play something that you find interesting yourself, dear Stones. How exciting would a concert in 1972 have been with exclusively 40 year old songs, i.e. from around 1932?
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QuoteoldschoolSeriously if you don't think it is worth just don't buy it. Yup. That's exactly what I'll do. If the average fan wanted to hear mainly Chuck Berry songs, the setlist would start with Carol and end with You Can't Catch Me.
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My favourite would be the Stones playing , with Adele on lead and Jagger on backing vocals.
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Live With Me ("my best friend he shoots water rats" )
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It Won't Take Long, of course.
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rhytmuss mitmuss jawoll
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QuoteJumpinJackOLantern They need to use some of their greatest songs as models for a new album. That doesn't mean to copy them, but sequels to Midnight Rambler, Gimme Shelter, Jumpin Jack Flash, When The Whip Comes Down, Out Of Control, Saint Of Me, Moonlight Mile, Lady Jane, Street Fighting Man and other classics would be a winning strategy. Example Names For Songs #1. The Riverboat
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Or how about Back Of My Hand with Mick Taylor?
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Laughing Cop
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I think they are afraid of not pleasing the audience. For the life of me, I can't imagine that they play these late-60s-songs because they want to. What musicians often do in such a case is to play a medley. Personally, I'd like to hear It Won't Take Long. But that's just me.
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off the top of my head 1965 Get Off Of My Cloud 1974 It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (But I Like It) 1966 Paint It Black 1969 Gimme Shelter 1972 Rocks Off 1981 Waiting On A Friend 1872 Champagne And Reefer (with John Mayer) 1980 Emotional Rescue 2013 Doom And Gloom 2013 One More Shot 1968 Honky Tonk Women 1977 Before They Make Me Run (with Keith on lead vox) 1972 Happy (with Keith on lead
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It Won't Take Long (The first song since Harlem Shuffle that makes me push the repeat button ... and again ... and again ... It's a song that just works.)
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And I recall Keith's answer: "What natural gift would you like to have? Oil"
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I've looked up the table of contents on Amazon: no, Brian Jones' answers are not contained in that book.
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I'm pretty certain there exist lots of answers of other people. I'd be particularly interested in Brian Jones' answers. Cf. Rave Magazine: «The Rolling Stones - each Stone has filled in the famous Marcel Proust questionnaire, aimed at revealing one's true character. Here are the results, in the Stones' own hand except for....Brian Jones! Brian's replies were de
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Brian Jones' Proust Questionnaire has been deemed unprintable in the sixties, and only an analysis has been published. Does anyone have his list of answers?
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Thanks!
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