One of the greatest rock and rollers. And he got BETTER as he got older!!! Drew
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QuoteROLLINGSTONE The beauty of Tattoo You is mainly down to Bob Clearmountain's mixing. If the mixing is responsible for that album's great sound, then it's worth looking at who was behind the mixing for other Stones albums, given the variation in how they sound. I went to AllMusic.com and found the following. BB, LIB, Sticky, Exile - no "mixing" credit GHS - Andy
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Quotebitusa2012 Magnificent. Bought back memories. Any more from that show?? Dunno, Rod. Just found this on YouTube. Drew
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QuoteHairball When I think of 'Classic Rock', this is one of the first tunes I would think of. Great tune from start to finish, and it's been embedded in my brain since first hearing it on the radio as a seven year old when it was first released. You can turn on any classic rock radio station right now, and can almost guarantee you will hear it at some point during any given day
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QuoteGasLightStreet That's why I said that I've always thought SOME GIRLS sounds the worst. It's too brittle, to tinny, too high end sounding. In contrast, EMOTIONAL RESCUE sounds incredible - it has some ass to it. Well put! +1 Drew
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Interesting quote from the LA Times, not sure if this has been posted already. Jimmy was an extremely talented man. His main gift I think was his ability to get grooves. Which for a band like the Stones is very important. Look at the difference between ‘Beggar’s Banquet’ and ‘Satanic Majesties.’ He put them right back on the rail. So he was quote influential then and came up with all sorts of
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Amazing new cover of "Standing in the Doorway" from Chrissie Hynde and James Walbourne. Drew
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QuoteIrix If it's not geo-blocked then the Webbrowser is still wrong or too old. I've made a recording: . Thank you Irix! Drew
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QuoteRockman Thanks Rockman but even with your instructions I can't get it to play. Tried on IE, Chrome and Firefox. Drew
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Here's a terrific interview Roger Waters just did with Michael Moore. Drew
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Interesting mix of opinions. Seems like "Joy" isn't the most popular. Agree on "Blue" - an excellent track! Drew
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In my opinion, Keith was right -- Goddess in the Doorway is basically a (dog)shit album. But there's one track that shines, I think -- "Joy". It starts out strong and then just gets STRONGER as it progresses, until it gives this listener the ecstasy that its title promises. Very, very good song. Even through the dreck of an album like GITD, Mick's musical genius shines
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I am so deeply saddened by this news. What an incredible talent. A true genius. I only discovered him later in my life, and I regret that his music was almost never played on my local radio stations. A towering giant in the history of rock and roll, whose influence cannot be overstated. RIP Richard. Drew
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Just watched this. Like the song. LOVE the harp!!! Drew
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Loved his spooky music in The Shining. RIP Drew
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The magazine that many of us grew up with, that inspired and provoked and tantalized us for decades, was on life support after Hugh Hefner died in 2017, and has now been killed by the coronavirus. Drew
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Looks like this film will be another victim of the coronavirus. It was supposed to open this Friday in Philly and I was really looking forward to seeing it. Oh well. Drew
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Quotetreaclefingers I always bring a pair just in case...a couple of times have had to use them and glad I had them with. I always bring a pair too, everywhere I go, in fact ... and this time I might also bring some earplugs. Drew
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Thanks, all. Very helpful. Drew
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Thanks for the input/tips everyone. I love loud music, but my ears do not. So I'm wondering if the pit is going to be louder than the rest of the venue. Drew
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I'm thinking of buying pit tickets (never been in the pit before). For anyone who's been in the pit: how LOUD is it? Thanks. Drew
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Quotelem motlow It’s a great song, they knocked it out of the park. But it’s been equaled and surpassed many times. Agree with your comments Lem except for the "surpassed" part. Perfection cannot be surpassed. Drew
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How the Beatles Wrote ‘A Day in the Life’ More than 50 years after its release, the sprawling closing track on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band remains a testament to the group’s ambitious songwriting. The Atlantic | Nicholas Dawidoff It’s received wisdom that Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, which arrived in the long record-breaking summer heat of 1967, is one of rock’s gre
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What a GREAT pic! Thanks, bye bye johnny. Drew
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More insight into the film (and Mick's lifestyle) at “Before we started shooting Mick said to me, ‘Bill, I haven’t been awake before noon in 50 years.’ So we negotiated and struck a deal that he’d be on set at 10 a.m. each morning we were shooting,” Horberg said. “And sure enough, at 9:55 a.m. each morning he’d be on a boat crossing Lake Como, arriving at 9:59 exactly. It was great worki
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From an interesting review in the New Yorker Cassidy is played by none other than Mick Jagger, who has graced our feature films all too rarely since he played the reclusive rock star of “Performance” (1970), delivering “Memo from Turner” in a crowing drawl, among half-naked gangsters, with Ry Cooder on slide guitar. If Jagger’s character hadn’t been shot at the end of that movie, you could im
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Awful news. Mazzy Star has been a huge part of my life. Psychedelic trip-out music at it's finest. Here's one beautiful example of their brilliance. RIP, David. Drew
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Quotethomashanck that guy has fantastic stuff on yt … check his channel out … Awesome video. Reminds me how much I love this band. Thanks for posting. Drew
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QuoteCristiano Radtke After breaking the tour news Thursday morning in an interview with Q104.3 New York's Jim Kerr, Richards explained that he's taken another step in his ongoing resolution to get healthier and to keep rocking. "I've given up smoking...since October," Richards said. "Done that, been there (laughs)." The iconic guitarist who's made
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Miami Film Festival to Kick Off With ‘The Burnt Orange Heresy’ By Variety Staff The Miami Film Festival will open on March 6 with “The Burnt Orange Heresy,” starring Mick Jagger, Donald Sutherland, Elizabeth Debicki and Claes Bang. Miami Dade College’s festival, now in its 37th edition and running March 6-15, will screen more than 125 narrative features, documentaries and shorts from
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