This is so funny. I had TATTOO YOU on my IPOD for the first time, first time I'd even listened to the album in years. My first thought was that the production was perfect! Such a lively, deep sound. Highs are crisp and the bass is rumbly. Much better that the one dimensional, digital harshness of ABB.
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That was absolutely staggering! Thanks for posting. Never had heard this. THey did it at the PARADISO shows in 1995 I think too.
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I totally agree with all of your post. It's hard to see the goodwill the band has squandered with it's hardcore fanbase. The LICKS tour seemed to be such a fun, great way to celebrate. After that, they could've really cemented the next phase of their legacy, but chose to blow it.
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Unfortunately, I agree with most postings here. They've really damaged their legacy over the last decade.
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FF by far.
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It's funny how the bossman Jann Wenner couldn't muscle enough to get GODDESS IN THE DOORWAY onto the top100 albums of the decade list. Either that, or he was too embarrassed by his original five star over the top review that he just wanted to forget about it. At the time, it seemed like his was one of the few positive reviews, and not only positive, but so gushing that it read like a p
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Hey everyone. Not sure how I stumbled upon his site, but I ended up checking out all the available audio and video of the new CHRIS JAGGER album, and was really suprised by how much I liked it. It seems like really honest, from the heart music from someone who knows the form and respects his roots. Not flashy or trying to be a superstar. Would love it if his bro would strip the layers away and do
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cool new video!
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great book!
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LICKS is the best, by a moonlight mile!!! Was disappointed in BB.
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6. Every Grain Of Sand (Bob on keyboard, Donnie on pedal steel) First time for this one in awhile.
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With a pic, sounds like a fun show...
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We hear so many conflicting reports about his shows lately, this sounds like it was a good one... Chuck Berry Rocks His 149th Monthly Show at St. Louis Restaurant Blueberry Hill On Sunday, rock & roll pioneer Chuck Berry will turn 83. It’s a respectable enough age for kicking up one’s heels and taking it easy, but Berry’s got a still-active touring schedule, and the duck-walking octog
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Luckily they gave up on it, but I don't know why RAIN FALL DOWN was ever even tried. That awards show version was possibly the worst appearance they ever gave on tv.
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I'm half joking here, as it's not really a valid comparison. But check out Bob from a good quality video from a show last week. He's played barely any guitar onstage for the last 5 or so years. This year, he's got a new guitar and slightly different tone than previous years, and a seemingly even more idiosyncratic style than before. He plays like he sings or blows harp. Wi
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Bill Flanagan: Getting back to politics, what did you think of Jesse Ventura, being a Minnesotan and all? Bob Dylan: He did some good things or tried to. I never met him. All I know about the governor is that he’s a Rolling Stones fan. BF: Your old cohorts? BD: I hear from Keith once in a while but that’s about it. BF: What do you think of the Stones? BD: What do I t
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BEYOND HERE LIES NOTHING for 24 hour download at... www.bobdylan.com
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IN 1989 I began working on one of my own favourite albums, Journeyman. During the recording sessions I was introduced to a pretty young Italian model named Carla. Initially I wasn’t overly interested, but she was clearly a music fan and seemed quite taken with me. I was very flattered because she was only 21 and very sexy. We began dating, and in a very short time I became obsessed with her.
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He fell in Toronto during the LICKS tour.
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JuanTCB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ... but wait! During "Dice", right > after the guitar/drums/vocal breakdown, just as > the horns kick in and the Stones hit their > ultimate groove and practically levitate, Keith > actually stops playing for about 15 seconds and > sprints across the stage! WHAT THE F*CK IS THAT > ALL ABOU
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I know the original lyric... She hurt my eyes open, that's no lie' but that's clearly not what he sings on modern versions that I've heard.
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Why in the world does Jagger now sing (in alot of versions anyway)... "she hurt my NOSE open, that's no lie" I have a few VOODOO LOUNGE era boots where he does this, and then one of the recent shows too. It doesn't even make any sense, unless I'm hearing this wrong. Anyone?
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Sticky Dice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nice job. > But can someone post it on three winrar archives > one with the first cd, and the other ones with > disc 2 and 3? > Thanks a lot I second this. Please! I'm having problems getting the individual tracks. This looks amazing! URBANSTEEL, you are a king!
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MODERN TIMES ONE DAY IT WILL PLEASE US...
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This man is a hero!
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Charlie rules!
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It's held up far better than VL or SW and already better than ABB.
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Just got home, here we go!... THE SONGS... 1. Jumpin Jack Flash- there is nothing, NOTHING in the world to compare with that moment when the lights go down and Keith hits those opening chords, hunched over his guitar with Charlie kicking in behind him while Mick runs by at 100 miles an hour to sing those opening notes. It's like that feeling you get when the roller coaster starts to go
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My first Stones show! THanks!!!
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Tasteless. Big time.
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