Quotekleermaker QuoteAmsterdamned Welcome back, Kleermaker. Quite surprising Thanks Amsterdamned. I came back because HM surprised me so much that I felt the need to ask him a question. But surprisingly he doesn't appreciate that. Well, it's okay. tears in my eyes
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Kleermaker is mr bad vibes himself. i was so glad he was gone.... here we go again.
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Quotekleermaker QuoteHis Majesty Hey, I dislike much of what they did post 1972, Surprising for me to read that you like much of them after Let It Bleed until 1973/GHS. Or is that a wrong conclusion? I had the impression that your dislike of all post Brian stuff and Mick Taylor was growing every month. Personally I've tried very hard to get into the 'Wood stuff' since t
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Great, wow, indeed better with this song! thanks.
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Love these pictures, just great!!!!!
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Thanks for this clip, this is indeed what this forum is for, Max please dont look at it if you dont like it dont spoil it for the rest of us with your negativity.You are really embarrising and rude.
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great, thanks!!
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Yes I do!!! like the whole album. On with the show is a favorite one nice song great mellotron part.
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Quotedcba Quoteduke richardson he loves playing! He thrives in those theaters and clubs, playing swinging boogie woogie with his friends. That's right and imho Charlie secretly wishes the Stones to throw the towel for good so he can keep doing these "small" gigs on a more regular basis (in the U.S. Japan etc...) I Think charlie secretly likes the big thing with the stones too
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Thanks a lot! great to see charlie lookin so good!!!!
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QuoteSleepy City Quotekeefbajaga QuoteDoxa The first song The Stones showed what one could call "professionalism". Partly dure to Chicago Chess studios, their engineers, and probably the band wanting to ve so precise as possible; very inspired performance and recording, and still today is soundwise a pleasure to hear. Yeah, the 'punkish' rawness of their fisrt album, and the s
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QuoteMathijs QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteNaturalust QuoteMathijs QuoteNaturalust QuoteMathijs Sure Hendrix could play the blues –he could play anything and more. But he never was a ‘blues’ guitarist, not at all. Sure he was influenced by BB King and all the blues cats, who wasn’t when you started playing guitar in the early 60’s. But if you look at the output of Hendrix there’s just a handful of
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Quotestones78 QuoteAmsterdamned Quotestones78 QuoteAmsterdamned Taylor is a genuine blues player, Wood in not. So even if they play the same riff or lick, they always sound different. It's a matter of taste who you like most, or both... It's as simple as that. You seem to be the authority here as to who is a "genuine" blues player and who isn't. What about Keith? G
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Hello. welcome in this stones paradise its a great forum. greatings from holland
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QuoteSoulPlunderer Could this not just have been posted on the designated SuperHeavy thread? gee obviously not. Indeed I think the album will have good sales
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Good mornin!
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QuoteDoxa I find a bit odd that people see SuperHeavy as in competion with the Stones, or that it is a 'real' band in the sense The Stones is/was. Or even that Jagger might play double cards with the poor other members of SuperHeavy (that he will cold-heartidly 'leave' them or is just using them just for his own benefit)... oh my god... SuperHeavy is not any 'real' b
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Just a nice side project before the stones roll again. come on. it will fresh jagger up.(already did, read the posts from doxa about jagger on this, i agree with him/her
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No it doesnt
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Its soooooo great!!!!
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Quotetreaclefingers Quoteshortfatfanny QuoteSilver Dagger Seven songs from one album - is that the most ever played on a tour? Or did any of the 72 dates feature more songs from Exile? Vancouver maybe? Eight,Lies has been played on various shows as well on this tour... I would bet some of the shows from 64 had more tracks from one album. True, what a band
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great clip! from holland, you guys are great!
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QuoteDragonSky He does a pretty good job with Miss You don't you think? It's dirtier than Bill did it but it's the gist of the tune, in his own way. I think that's the real key. Darryl needs to play like Darryl. Nobody can play like Bill but they can certainly work with what he played. agree
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I Always wondered why Darryl doesnt even try to play the original Bill bass lines that make the songs so great, (best example I think is when the whip comes down) but he just plays the basic notes (this counts for almost every song.) and thats exactly how you shouldnt play the stones songs,this is so important, it really makes all the difference, so on this I fully agree with Mathijs and others w
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QuoteRolling Hansie Quotevox12string Just bought the book yesterday Aha, so you are the one who bought the 1 millionth copy Congratulations Haha funny
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QuoteStoneage But Keith didn't write the book, James Fox did. Finished reading the book a couple of weeks ago (before my computer gave in). Keith's contribution is quite minimal. It's very much a cut- and paste job. Somewhat a disappointment. The part about his childhood is the part worth remembering. Keith wrote the story while living his life, He is the book, so i dont think i
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great clip/ sound. like it a lot.
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QuoteDoxa Wow! Jagger is in good spirits these days! It looks like Jagger can not make it by himself (solo), but he needs other interesting other people around him, so that he can really shine. He needs contrast. A challenge maybe to steal a show, or something. It looks like that the Stones doesn't inspire him any longer. He just does his thing, collects the money and that's it. No i
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QuoteRedhotcarpet QuoteSleepy City Quotepaulm After years of getting off on '69-'73, I went back listening to '78's thump compared to '81's sloppy amateur hour, complete with sidekick R. Wood doing just about nothing. The Stones ALWAYS have a vibe, but man did it change. For the better? Not so much. I thought Mick's singing had improved by 1981, though 197
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QuoteAle67 ...ehm guys... sorry to be "teachish"... nevertheless your posts are very interesting and enrich my Stones knowing, it seems we are going off off off topic, or not? The title is "appreciation for the 1978 Tour"... Thanks a lot, sorry me Alex Man you worry too much, its a nice discussion, thats what counts. The first few pages were on topic, and than it drift
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