Quotepeoplewitheyes Hey, Witness, so you haven't even heard Angry yet, or are limiting the number of times you listen to it? Either way, I admire your willpower! I have not even heard it.
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I don't know. I am trying to wait for the album to present me the song as part of that album. I do not want the experience of the album reduced by featuring a song already known to me.
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Dependent on popularity for new album, possibly / hopefully touring the album to a large extent, like they did with some studio albums in the past. Playing many songs from it on every show. Necessarily then letting some warhorses remain unused, varying from show to show which warhorses.Then 'new era' will/would be a fully warranted term.
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Quotedrwatts QuoteHairball Quotemaumau To give some feedback to some input her in the last few pages: if HD is half as soulful and warm as Crosseyed heart and contains gems half the beauty of songs like How Can i Stop or Thief in the Night I will adore the album When in its time I obtained my vinyl copy of CROSSEYED HEART, I made myself listen to it twenty-five times, despite my somewhat re
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Do have a nice day, Mick Jagger, and even nicer tomorrows!
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Reading GetYerAngie's post, I on the other hand would like to revise my evaluation from page 1 of the thread Dance (Pt. 1) ==> 9 Summer Romance ==> from 8,5 to 9,5 Send It to Me ==> from 8,5 to 9,5 Let Me Go ==> from 7,5 to 8 Indian Girl ==> from 9 to 10 Where the Boys Go ==> 8,5 Down in the Hole ==> from 10 to 10* Emo
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Simply, so sad news!
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QuoteTaylor1 Everyone has their own taste, but this is not even one of their greatest 75 songs.It’s disjointed with silly vocals I disagree about your description of the song. Still I don't consider it great. On its album that is far from my favourite album, to me only "Waiting on a Friend" is a great song. "No Use in Crying", even if not outright great, I also find a
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QuoteDoxa Funny though, let me be a bit controversial, the idea of 'buying stuff' starts to belong to yesteryear. Once there was a point to build one's bibliotetica to get the hear the stuff one wants to hear. Not any longer. I once collected all those rare albums to hear some blues songs by legendaric artists, but now all that stuff is one click away. And more if I please: things
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Apparently, the surviving Rolling Stones have during some years been motivated to make another studio album. Based on that fact, I for one, but it seems that I am not alone, want more than anything else Rolling Stones related to receive a Rolling Stones studio album of songs and music out of song ideas from largely the latest decade. I have to admit, the wait has been so long that I have n
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteDoxa QuoteNikkei QuoteGasLightStreet Here's one source regarding Mick wanting to take what they recorded at his house and go into a studio: Only Mick still thinks you have to take things into "real" recording studios to really make a real record. He got proved totally wrong on our latest - at the time of writing - album, A Bigger Bang, especially, be
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QuoteSwayed1967 This song is an insult to Stones fans who dogmatically refuse to buy Jagger solo records. He’s been jailed for lesser offences. This is no less than a Rolling Stones anti-terrorist song! Then highly important as such!.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteDoxa GOATS HEAD SOUP sold well, as did Elvis albums, but I think it marks the moment when The Stones started to look and sound old and old-fashionable, no matter how much glitter Jagger put on his face. I guess the success of "Angie" especially was Pyrrho's win for the band. From then on, they would remain incredible popular for sure, being elder statemen o
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Addressed to your post immediately above, Doxa. For long I thought that the "inspired phase" expired with UNDERCOVER. And I have gone on again and again about the reception to that album as a fatal moment for the studio career by the Stones. On several occasions repeated myself about the difficult context they were confronted by etc, etc. And then reforming from almost breakdown of t
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(Written before I saw the post preceding this.) Yes, thank you, Doxa! In short, what I was on about, was that the mixed components of what drove them during those distant years, were much more to rely on for creation of new music than a one-sided ideal wish with the two of them now suddenly to do great music, but without outward pressures. Because now they are completely out of context wit
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I for one will make clear that I do not like such a kind of predomimately negative voting down and out among Rolling Stones albums. So much more because I often represent a minority outlook on Stones albums. Most of all, because I don't like any albums of theirs to be eliminated. They are not equally good. However, they are often difficult to rank among and to be consistent about. That i
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Quoteretired_dog QuoteDoxa QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteDoxa QuoteProfessorWolf another question given how hard seemingly this album was to complete did they ask for or use any songs brought by ronnie and if so will we be seeing any credit given to him They haven't give Ronnie a credit since what? DIRTY WORK? and supposedly used his song ideas either plus along the years Ronnie or anyone
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QuoteMisterDDDD Stones album = Stones/Macca collab ..at best It's actually just Paul guesting on a song, which he has on other performer's albums countless times. Not typically news or noteworthy though , unlike now when The Rolling Stones invite him to sit in. Hope the hype and his minimal participation doesn't end up detracting from the what will undoubtably be an epic new
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QuoteHairball That's right Bjorn - it's all related, and it's all relevant! 620 pages!!! The post preceding mine discussed McCartney solo stuff only - with no Stones relevance, at all. That I call spamming this special thread. Do remember, you are on a Rolling Stones forum, not a Beatles forum. If you want to, create a Beatles forum of your own!
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You have a particular Beatles thread for all that Beatles stuff. Please stop spamming the very "New Stones album for 2023"-thread with it.
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I for one would hope this reported collarboration to be split out from the possible album. Released on a maxi-single or something like that.
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QuoteProfessorWolf personally i don't trust any musician under 70 and it ain't nostalgia for me i was born in 1991 i never found my generations music appealing while my peers were listening to brittney spears and whoever else's was relevant (i didn't know then and i don't know now) i was listening to zz top and steppenwolf then later came my obsession with t
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteWitness Quotetreaclefingers QuoteRocky Dijon This is all silliness. An album had ten tracks because that's what fit the format for vinyl, comfortably. A CD had 15 tracks because the CD-R created a value awareness of what the format could deliver in terms of running time. It's a collection of songs. Everyone has favorites and least favorites. During the streaming
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteRocky Dijon This is all silliness. An album had ten tracks because that's what fit the format for vinyl, comfortably. A CD had 15 tracks because the CD-R created a value awareness of what the format could deliver in terms of running time. It's a collection of songs. Everyone has favorites and least favorites. During the streaming era, it's easier than ever
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QuoteHairball QuoteWitness QuoteHairball Quotebakersfield BRIDGES TO BABYLON would be much better with fewer songs, which makes it typical of the band’s later work Remove anybody seen my baby, always suffering and too tight, and you have a pretty solid album. If only the band had taken the same approach a few years earlier, then some of the great songs that made it onto Wandering Spirit and m
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QuoteHairball Quotebakersfield BRIDGES TO BABYLON would be much better with fewer songs, which makes it typical of the band’s later work Remove anybody seen my baby, always suffering and too tight, and you have a pretty solid album. If only the band had taken the same approach a few years earlier, then some of the great songs that made it onto Wandering Spirit and main offender could have gr
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Quote24FPS QuoteVoodooLounge13 Quote24FPS Wow. I come on here and BTB is being praised. It is an oddity. The production experiments are dated. It's not a very 'Stonesy' record. I never listen to it. To me Steel Wheels is the last real Stones album. Not an A album, but a good B Plus. No great single, but over all a great effort with the real band. I've always found a cut or
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 B2B I don't think gets the love on here that it deserves. Even containing the ONLY song in their entire catalog that I legitimately skip - MAWGJ - to me it is still a very strong, cohesive album. Their last great one, and as I've said previously, a latter day masterpiece. If we got that part 2, I'd be thrilled to death!!! Really! To me the very best part of
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QuoteTaylor1 How aboutAl-Di-La I must admit that I don't know what that is.
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I can't give a link by the mobile I am writing on. But in a thread started by lem motlow with the title "Fire Don Was NOW! THE Voodoo Disaster part1" lem had a following post on April 17, 2019. There lem brings a quote by Mick Jagger from RS Magazine 1995. We learn that Don Was contributed to steer the Stones away from some song material that was not used, a fact that Mick thought
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