I hope not. Such a silly, environmentally-destructive sport. Drew
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QuoteNate I agree any private site is entitled to make it’s own rules but some of the rules are ludicrous.I attempted to post a Helmut Newton photograph on Facebook but it turns out you are not allowed to show nudity. What on earth is wrong with looking at a beautiful naked woman. Nate Agree 100% - and can you please post the pic here? Drew
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QuoteNate Great to see artists doing this.I recently closed my Facebook account as I loathe censorship and am becoming more and more intolerant to it. Nate Well done, Nate. Facebook and Twitter are becoming more and more censorious, not to mention being cesspools of negativity that waste people's time and create division and hatred in society. They are the opposite of IORR, in other
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The actor Charles Grodin has passed away. He starred (along with Robert De Niro) in one of my favorite movies of all time, Midnight Run. Here's one of my favorite scenes. RIP, Charles, and thanks for your great work. Drew
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Even at 77, Mick's vocals still sound absolutely amazing. They've always sounded amazing. But did Mick's vocals "peak" at some point, and if so, when? Or are they peaking now? Drew
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QuoteNilsHolgersson Nobody really cares about new music from the Stones I guess, most of their original fans are senile, dead or so old they don't need new stuff anymore.. but what I think they could do is something like Taylor Swift did with Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, but with their classic songs. Just have the band play their classic songs in an intimate recording studio and
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Quotejahisnotdead If it's so good, why didn't the Stones release it themselves? Exactly. And you raise some excellent questions in your original post, jahisnotdead. At this point, the Stones will always be recognized as the greatest rock and roll band of the 20th century. But that doesn't mean they can do whatever they want without hurting their legacy. I think continuing
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Watching this is like watching a horrible car-crash that lasts for 7 minutes: Has this been discussed on IORR? Drew
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bkeys, gold rings on ya for posting this. My favorite so far is "Can't Find Love" - it's absolutely sublime. Drew
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Quote The rock star was together with his wife Melanie Hamrick and their youngest children, followed by the singer's bodyguards. Ha! I don't think so. Drew
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Thanks mate! Drew
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Has anyone here listened to these Stones high-res CDs yet???? Drew
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I love and have always loved Mick's style and wardrobe through the ages. I wonder how many different shirts he's been photographed wearing (anyone keeping track?) And I wonder what he does with all the shirts after he wears them. Idle thoughts on a sleepy Sunday. Drew
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Thanks MisterDDDD! Drew
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Quoteexilestones But then he moved to his own townhouse on West 81st Street (off of West End Avenue), where, in September 1983, the infamous "Orange juice" incident took place during my interview with him. "Orange juice" incident?? Drew
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QuoteShott I want to not like it as too wimpy in the "sweethearts together" basket, but I like it when I hear it. Funny how music chooses us, not the other way 'round! Drew
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I've always wondered how much input the Glimmer Twins have into Charlie's drumming when they're all recording tracks in the studio. How often they'll offer suggestions (e.g., an extra tap on the hi-hat here, a snare roll there, etc.) Or if they leave Charlie alone to do his thing. Drew
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QuoteGasLightStreet The front part of the song, right from the beginning, is just so wonky sounding. As it gets going it does sound better but unfortunately that's just how SG sounds overall. Which worked great for radio - Miss You, BOB and Shattered sound great on radio thanks to the massive compression of FM radio. I agree. But what's weird is how awesome ER (the whole album) sounds
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QuoteDoxa But seriously, the idea about not being a 'good', but 'great' album begs some questions. Does Mick consider, say, A BIGGER BANG and BRIDGES TO BABYLON as 'great' albums? That the material they have come up with by now isn't qualitywise in that level yet? If not, will that mean that they didn't really do their best at the time when making those alb
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What an utterly useless review of the new album in Rolling Stone. Macca could fart for 45 minutes and they would ooh and ahh. Drew
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Quotegotdablouse it reminds me of something I can't quite place? It reminds me a bit of Hide Your Love. With a hint of Under the Radar, perhaps. Anyway, it sounds bloody fantastic. And just look at Jagger. 77 and still looking and sounding absolutely mesmerizing. Drew
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Love it. Nice and bluesy and sounds to me like a Stones track, not Mick solo. Drew
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And which track? (doesn't have to be from the same album) My vote: Album: Emotional Rescue, hands down Track: Summer Romance, maybe What's your vote? Drew
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QuoteMathijs With rock bands, I think American bands are more flash, more theatrics, more 'good fun', whereas European bands tend to be more serious and self conscious. The difference between Stones and Aerosmith. American bands more often have this entertainment, or Las vegas aspect to them. Wow! My view is exactly the opposite. So many European (often British) artists are/were &
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Very sad news. One of the greatest guitarists. I'll never forget hearing Eruption for the first time. Just jaw-dropping. RIP, Eddie, and thanks for the wonderful music. Drew
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The musical riff in this one reminds me of a certain band ... Drew
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"Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me" is a beautiful song. Tender, sensual, and profoundly sad. RIP, Mac. Drew
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Just watched this for the first time, and didn’t enjoy it I’m sorry to say. Unlikable and uninteresting two-faced characters. Dialogue feels stilted and scripted and it’s hard to understand what anyone is saying. Nice setting but blandly shot. Mick was ok I suppose but IMO his least interesting and convincing role ever. A very unpleasant film. To paraphrase a character from a much better film
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Was just listening to Keep Up Blues today ... a phenomenal blues track. Lurv it. Drew
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Quotedcba My guess is, by the early 80's when coke started to make serious damage (it almost killed Marty Scorcese) super-sly Mick realized it was time to back down. Thank God Mick was sly enough - i.e., smart enough - to lay off the stuff that's killed, or almost killed, many other greats. Bowie looks like he came pretty close in this interview. I'm no doctor but I wonder if
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