My god, I cannot believe that I just realized it's been 20 years for me as well (even though my account says it was created in 2002 for some reason). I remember I got on here right around when the Bridges tour started and still remember reading that review of the first night in Chicago, where it started with something like, "The guitars are up and Chuck is down!". Brings back a flo
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The versions of Rocks Off from Cleveland 2002 is excellent and blows away the version here. Also, the actual performance of Sweet Virginia from the Miami show itself, rather than the soundcheck, is superior to my ears. I always wished we had a live album of THAT show actually, if for its magnificent version of Beat of Burden, if nothing else.
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Nice to see so many fans of Twin Peaks here. I have a love for the show that dates back to the airing of the very first episode 27 years ago. I had NO idea what to expect when I found out it was finally coming back, but so far I am delighted with it. It's both very familiar and very different from the original 2 seasons. But with Lynch directing and co-writing all 18 episodes, I can't w
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I thought the Sheperds Bush show was awesome, but I had over half the shows from the No Security tour on bootleg and in my opinion Toronto '99 was the tightest, most white-knuckled show of the whole post-Wyman era. I would so love an official release of that.
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Quoteduke richardson 20. he didn't quit 21. he understands how to play with Keith 22. he went along with that bubble bath video for 'its only rock and roll' 23. you'll never find a f*cking gong or windchimes hanging around his kit
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Fantastic show. I wish either this or the Shepherd's Bush gig from the same era would see official release (but the DD especially).
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Never as far as I know, but I could be wrong.
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Quotekeefriff99 QuoteRocky Dijon Right. They wanted to do "Little Queenie" with him in 1997. It's HIGHLY disturbing to me that 1997 is considered "decades ago" (that was freshman year in college) Sigh, so was I. Sucks getting old.
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I remember reading about this in the Rolling Stone review of Ole Ole. It did not disappoint. To me that was more exciting and heart-warming than any flashy stage performance they could put on nowadays. Just lovely.
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I watched this performance a little while back and thought it was the best live version of it I have ever head. It's really come into its own.
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Quotekeefriff99 Maybe a bit obscure, but I really like his All Over Now solo from the Miami '94 PPV show. And pe plays some really hot lead licks in Hold Onto Your Hat, which is the saving grace of that jam. I remember that 'All Over Now' solo from the satisfied grin he makes when he pulls a gnarly string bend towards the end of it.
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a few favorites that come to mind - Beast Of Burden - Miami '94 Flip The Switch Sympathy - Ya-Yas Sympathy - Studio Bitch Time Is On My Side
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Maggie Mae. I also loved his solo from "Wanna Hold You" from St. Louis 97.
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I just watched the version of OOC - brilliant, maybe the best live version I have seen/heard.
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They cannot do a desert show in California without including Sweet Virginia, surely.
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I ended up watching nearly the entire thing last night. I can't believe I never bothered to before, because what a performance! Everybody tight and in control, this was the true Rolling Stones. I am shocked it never got an official release.
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Yeah, I know - I just honestly never watched a single Glastonbury video, even though I knew they existed. I haven't been keeping up with the band like I used to, though once in a while I still need a "fix".
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Okay, I am sure ALL of you have scene this already, but it blows my mind that I haven't. In fact, I only found it today by accident. Anyway, what a great performance of this song. I especially love how Mick interacts with everyone during Taylor's solo, even dancing behind Charlie.
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Anyone else here ever used it? A while back I sold most of my gear and didn't play for a while, and when I decided to start back I wanted to start simple. I read about this little guy and based on the reviews and the highly affordable price I bought it. Let me say, I LOVE this pedal. I was never a big fan of Zoom products - not bad, but not great either - but this has everything. Great disto
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I loved the No Security tour and have always wanted some official release. I'd either with for San Jose or Shepherd's Bush (they did Moon is Up and Brand New Car!)
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Regarding SF Live - can anyone deduce whether this is an honest recording, or another overdub heave one? I was listening to CYHMK today and I wondered if, again, the Ronnie part in the verses was not once again another open G guitar done after the fact. I also occasionally thought I heard hints of a third guitar doing little licks here and there. Anyone have an opinion on this?
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My favorite part may be when Chuck is on his knees as Keith solos, gesturing as if to say, "Come on, give it to me!"
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Forgive me if this has been posted here before, I only discovered it tonight. Looks like it was from the filming of Hail Hail Rock n Roll. And it's absolutely delightful. It's unusual to see Chuck jamming and getting down strictly for pure fun and not a bag full of cash.
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It's solid - way better than Live Licks or SAL, if you ask me. Good mix, nice loud guitars. Yes we've already had most of these songs on live albums a dozen times, but it's worth it alone for Emotional Rescue and a lovely version of Ruby Tuesday.
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Keith ranges from mediocre to lousy here and is clearly nowhere near being in fine form. Jagger is overdoing it. I do enjoy "She Was Hot" and "Loving Cup", as well as "Champagne and Reefer", but the rest is pretty forgettable.
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I always thought the Double Door show was pretty hot. I am in full agreement that it should get an official release.
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I really enjoy it. Honest, dirty ... it's the Stones most of us want. It's not a GREAT one, just a fun listen and it was quite unexpected when it was released. I think She's So Cold and Dead Flowers are my favorites (with the latter sporting some honest to goodness weaving).
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I LOVED it when it came out, and still have a very soft spot for it. Definitely their most unique live album, IMO. I hope that special edition of this is more than just a rumor.
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QuoteThe Sicilian QuoteGreen Lady That was a very nice Beast of Burden, too. Worried About You isn't a favourite of mine, so BOB was the highlight for me last night. Beast of Burden was so overplayed in past tours, it is definitely a song they should avoid playing more than twice. Besides, modern versions always sound too twinkly. I would love to hear them play "Lies" Worrie
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I think the first half of the setlist is pretty great. Beast, Bitch, Worried - excellent selections. This crowd got lucky IMO.
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