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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QuoteElmo Lewis QuoteVoodooLounge13 I know we all have our own tastes, but I will concur with all here, not about what could have IMPROVED a modern-day classic, but what could have been on its own yet ANOTHER modern-day classic!!!! There was a 5-year gap between SW and VL. IF the boys had taken the best of Wandering Spirit, Slide On This, Main Offender, and even a bit of influence on a Keef tra
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This sad moment has arrived!
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So sad. But somehow token of their strong relationship.
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QuoteMononoM i just hope they gonna play it again someday... it got banned from the setlist because of silly reasons imo.. In order to keep this Track Talk thread open, please avoid discussing that question here!
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Quotedoitywoik QuoteWitness Quotedoitywoik QuoteBashlets Want a great album but doubtful it would have the magic of our youth. We'll never again be able to listen to an album (be it the Stones or anyone else) the same we we did in our youth (in my case, in the 1970s). I sometimes wonder what I would think about, say, Sticky Fingers, had it not appeared when it did but last week only. Retro
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Quotedoitywoik QuoteBashlets Want a great album but doubtful it would have the magic of our youth. We'll never again be able to listen to an album (be it the Stones or anyone else) the same we we did in our youth (in my case, in the 1970s). I sometimes wonder what I would think about, say, Sticky Fingers, had it not appeared when it did but last week only. Retro? Old school? Stones by the
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QuoteCongratulations QuoteWitness Yes, impressive list! What about the Slovenian band Laibach's versions of "Sympathy for the Devil"? Haha! Problem with the 'warhorses' of course is that there are so many different versions to choose from. I like it when artists cover a relatively obscure song, and then very much make it their own. For example, I'd never choo
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Yes, impressive list! What about the Slovenian band Laibach's versions of "Sympathy for the Devil"?
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Quotepftw04 I feel that the year 2008 till 2012 been truely wasted. They I mean ROLLING STONES stopped any kind of activities for those 4 years for an unknown reason. Some may disagree, but i feel those 4 years been truly wasted Then I will like to ask: What do you think the Stones were prevented from doing during that period, making this a waste, I guess, of opportunity? I would also have aske
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteVoodooLounge13 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteVoodooLounge13 When was the last time they produced themselves? If ever? 1974, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981 Ah, well, they had a couple of good albums in that time period now didn't they?!?! Some notsomuch......actually most notsomuch, but a pair of good ones!!!! (B&B, TY) One has to come to terms be
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Quotebitusa2012 With all these potential gusts, are Mick, Keith and Ronnie likely to be on the album? ???? The three of them could release their own album, supplemented, of course, by bass and drums! Then leave all the others to themselves to make an album, too, if they really want to. No objection, but I will only promise to buy the former!
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I guess it was a compromise, though. It was not Mick's primary wish. (Much of the following is the old thoughts you are familiar with, Doxa, but not everybody else.) Instead it was brought on him and them by the reception to the band's music. Once more I have UNDERCOVER in mind. The solo career as alternative did not function. For what audiences were there available at the time for Mi
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 Other than the quintessential Run Rudolph Run of course! I was writing about the band. Myself I have never heard Keith's version of that song. It is no interest of mine. Edit: The word "heard" had fallen out. I did not notice that before now.
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I sincerely hope that the Stones stay completely out of Christmas songs!
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It is his constructive alternative to the contents of the lyrics of his song "Hide Away" from GODDESS IN THE DOORWAY.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteDoxa Skippy, I haven't followed The Cult for decades, and my ability to judge their ups and downs is pretty limited, but I trust your word here. They have done a great job in terms of quality vs. quantity. But the Stones too with their previous album. It was funny how short BLUE & LONESOME felt like when it was released. It was 'ouch, did it end already?
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Quotelem motlow Quotefrankotero Haha, lem you’re too much. Are you really trying to say there’s no Beatles Fans? Just because John died that helped bring attention to them, haha. I hate to say it but I haven’t noticed a surge in Stones Fans since Charlie passed. Maybe it’s because they’re from the 1960s? This is why I use the term Beatletards, you just start saying incoherent shit when the Beat
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteWitness ....... By the way, for me the key to start loving THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST as album, in contrast to appreciating many of the various songs, was when I began to love "Gomper". They have an over-the-counter treatment for that now Witness. Provides up to 4 hours of relief! Nice! Fabulous answer! Nonetheless! My take on "Gomper&
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Quotetreaclefingers TRACK BY TRACK...listing Sgt. Pepper vs. TSMR in order of 'goodness'...hey, don't blame me. THIS IS SCIENCE!! 1. A Day In The Life 2. She's A Rainbow 3. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 4. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 5. 2000 Man 6. 2000 Light Years From Home 7. Fixing A Hole 8. A Little Help From My Friends 9. Citadel 10. I
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteWitness Quotetreaclefingers Quotewalkingthedog QuoteGasLightStreet Quotetreaclefingers QuoteGasLightStreet Quotewalkingthedog QuoteGasLightStreet You make fun of Number 9 - have you listened to THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST? A complete joke of an album. A wanna be album with 4 of the 10 songs being worthy of release. Still better than DIRTY WORK. But just as bad: emba
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QuoteLorenzAgain Of course there will be singles. Every artist does it that way, the album drops on Apple Music and Spotify, all tracks are greyed out except the first single. You can add the album to the library and you always get a notification once a new song drops. Some songs might get a digital EP release with a remix and a lyrics YouTube video… can’t wait! But then let the singles come af
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotewalkingthedog QuoteGasLightStreet Quotetreaclefingers QuoteGasLightStreet Quotewalkingthedog QuoteGasLightStreet You make fun of Number 9 - have you listened to THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST? A complete joke of an album. A wanna be album with 4 of the 10 songs being worthy of release. Still better than DIRTY WORK. But just as bad: embarrassments of the catalogue. Yo
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Quotedoitywoik QuoteWitness Quotegeorgelicks They can release a couple of singles to build the hype, a new song in December, another one in March and another single with the album release date in May/June. That's a good marketing idea because once the album is released all the hype will be gone after 2 weeks, so the release of 3 songs in advance is the way to go. If such singles were to
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Quotegeorgelicks They can release a couple of singles to build the hype, a new song in December, another one in March and another single with the album release date in May/June. That's a good marketing idea because once the album is released all the hype will be gone after 2 weeks, so the release of 3 songs in advance is the way to go. If such singles were to be taken from a following a
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As to the said dream setlist, my choice: All the songs of a possible coming studio album. Plus the song "Living in a Ghost Town". All the remaining songs chosen from A BIGGER BANG and BRIDGES TO BABYLON.
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QuoteSend It To me They're run like a business instead of a band. Putting out new music or playing obscure material live doesn't make sense for Rolling Stones, Inc. What about art? As live band the Rolling Stones seem much in need of feedback from their audiences. That supposed fact makes the band dependent on the audiences' familiarity with the songs in the setlists. That al
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