Quotecarlostones10 it´s the most ridiculous project about the stones music ever. this one is up there too
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QuoteBingo As a NY'er who went down there to work 4 days after 9/11. You can't describe in words the scene down there. It's like watching a movie, you only get to see and hear it. The other senses can't appreciate the full effect. You eliminate, smell, taste and touch. The smell was nothing like I ever smelled before, and you realized this once you got down there. The taste th
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Good article and welcome back
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Waiting on a Friend....The old St. Marks Bar and Grill
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Zuma beach...parking lot
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Another Excellent band, in that Stonsey/Faces vibe is to check out is the Diamond Dogs. Especially their early album Honked Heres a good link
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This is a good one, thanks!
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Quoteloog droog QuoteKSIE "Sandinista" by the Clash has several genre experiments in dub and psychedelia that I originally had trouble "accessing". But, over the years I've come to really appreciate it, as a nice eclectic artistic expansion. My take on Sandinista is that there was a great single disc album in there. Making a three-record album was a misguided act of
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Quotekowalski QuoteJJFI heard that a few hardcore fans had it and wanted to keep it for themselves. Supposedly it was ripped from the producer's computer in 2006. Then one hardcore guy got greedy and wanted money for selling it. That's the story AFAIK. thanks for the infos! These tracks are demos at best, not the final album though. Not bad for Demos at best, they sound great.
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks They spared them the pain of the worst tour ever by The Stones. 78 was a joke. Why do you say that,? I love the 78 recordings, the band sound on fire.
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Now there's a song I'd like to see performed live again
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Sounds like a good B side a la Fancyman Blues
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Very good!
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Notice how GnR imploded after Izzy left, just shows how important he was to that band, they couldn't write and original song after he left. I think Slash is so overrated. Slash might have been the balls but Izzy was the heart and soul of that band.
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Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels
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Quotetomcat2006 Quotesweetcharmedlife I'm thinking about why someone started anotehr stupid thread on IORR. +1 And why am I bothering to reply to it
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Izzy's solo stuff is consistently quality rock and roll. His acoustic album is excellent. You can't go wrong with any of his solo stuff. Stones fans would probably like the Ju Ju Hounds album the best. Wish he would tour more.
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Quoteloog droog Quote24FPS A minor figure in rock. Definitely not a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. A perpetual opening act. You have got to be kidding! Loog Droog, you are right, right and right
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The Hyde Park show sounds like it needs to be sped up a bit
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Numerous versions of SMiLE can be found on this blog.
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QuoteSleepy City QuoteHis Majesty Quotetomk It's a great record. I never really thought of it as a psychedelic record, English psychedelia I mean. Piper summed that up. There's nothing about gnomes, childhood memories, eiderdowns, etc. Maybe if it had come out at the same time as the We Love You single (August), the critical response would have been different. Back then, a few months wa
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QuoteEdward Twining QuoteMathijs QuoteEdward Twining Quoteneptune . Mathijs Yes, you are right, but the sixties was really the Stones time. They represented the sixties in a way that's not true of the seventies, because amongst other things, a younger generation was growing up around them, and they were no longer reflections of youth culture etc. I have always believed their relevanc
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QuoteHis Majesty Quotecoffeepotman But I like it as part of my compilation CD. I think it's fits nicely right after 2000 light years and before the last minute of See What Happens. The last song being On With the Show. Be as well sticking any song from any era if it fits then. That's the joy of making your own compilation, you can put what ever you want on it
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QuoteHis Majesty For the last time, Child of the Moon may have been attempted in 1967, but the released version and the satanic session outtakes were recorded in 1968 thus it cannot be part of an album released before that time. . But I like it as part of my compilation CD. I think it's fits nicely right after 2000 light years and before the last minute of See What Happens. The last
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I really like the song's I chose for the compilation, I think this album stands (or falls) on it's own, you can't compare it to Sgt. Pepper, Piper, Doors, Hendrix, VU or any other psychedelic classics of the time. I liked reading through the old threads, seems like this is a love/hate kinda record.
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Too bad they didn't tour it or at least play some of the songs in 69
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I don't care for it
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I've always loved the Satanic Majesties album just as it is but I've made comp cd with songs that have that certain vibe from that period and came up with a nice collection. I already know they weren't all recorded at the SMSR sessions. 1 Sing this all together 2 Citadel 3 2000 man 4 Dandelion 5 We Love You 6 She's a Rainbow 7 The Lantern 8 Gomper 9 2000 Light Year
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Quotemickscarey Too many left wing loons on this site. Geeshhhhhhhh. Re; Ted Kennedy - you mean the one who killed that girl? The coward who RAN AWAY? That one? He He, Now were getting into serious comedy!
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This video is hilarious!!! It is on youtube and Mick Jagger.com
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