Well, there isn't anything strikingly new in this story, is there? I would still like to read the whole book.
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Yeah, I have to agree with Lasse Carlsson, this show was great (although there were 36000 people, not 45000) and completely blew me away. Too bad that they never came back, they promised but that's the showbusiness. I still hope it wasn't the first and the last time I saw them.
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Obviously you haven't heard all of their songs.
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"There was extra hassles between Brian and me because I took his old lady. You know, he enjoyed beating up chicks. Not a likeable guy." - Keith
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They definitely played YCAGWYW, so far it's the only Stones concert that I have attended, I was in the front row and remember it clearly.
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In Tallinn (Estonia) in 1998 they also did two encores - Brown Sugar and You Can't Always Get What You Want.
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No way, The Stones is a band of two guitars, as Brian was clearly unable to play (and also he was not wanted in the USA), it was the right solution because the band had to tour and they could not have toured with Brian. I'm pretty sure that The Rolling Stones' story would be different if they hadn't toured in 1969, that was the "make it or break it" time.
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This thread should probably be in the Hot Stuff section.
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I've never liked Fool To Cry, Gomper and Mother's Little Helper. Time Waits For No One is one of my favourite Stones songs.
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Well, I've read Stephen Davis' Old Gods Almost Dead, According To The Rolling Stones... and now most recently Cristopher Sandford's Keith Richards - Satisfaction. Also I have some photo books of The Stones. Now, this last one (Satisfaction)... I had quite mixed emotions, every once in a while it seemed as if it had a production of The Sun or something similar. What do you think ab
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I think it's fake, the wheels do not seem to move.
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Primark for sure.
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Well, sort of... I have to disagree on Freddie Mercury.
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In no particular order John Deacon (higly underrated) Bill Wyman John Paul Jones Flea Geezer Butler Jack Bruce Roger Waters Keith Richards (not much but still impressive) Sting
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Cheers man, this kicks some serious ass.
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Oh s***, I forgot about Bowie and Bryan Ferry, Chris Cornell and Rod Stewart (before he went disco).
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Firstly, Jim Morrison was a great stage persona but not a very good singer, as a matter of fact, later on (circa 1969-1970) his singing got even worse. Now about great singers in rock history... well, Freddie Mercury, Mick Jagger, Bon Scott, Otis Redding, Ian Gillan and Bono come to my mind. Anyway, what makes a singer a good singer? Doesn't sing out of tune? Well...
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stonesriff Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The names that you mentioned above are great > drummers, except for the last one Kenney Jones. He > is not a good drummer at all, very sloppy. Thats > why The Who didnt want him back. Basically because > he sucked. > > Now has anyone heard Phil Collins and some of his > stuff from a Jazz
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In any order... John Bonham Ginger Baker Mitch Mitchell Dave Grohl Keith Moon Carl Palmer Carmine Appice Charlie Watts Roger Taylor (Queen, not Duran Duran) Chad Smith Ian Paice Kenney Jones I don't know much about Neil Peart's drumming but as almost everyone seems to name him, he might be a good drummer.
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I admit that after listening to the Soundgarden version of Stray Cat Blues, I would like to name it as one of the best Stones covers I've ever heard.
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Do you happen to have Jumping Jack Flash bi Motörhead? I would sure love to listen to this.
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Gimme Shelter by The Hellacopters and also by The Grand Funk Railroad. Street Fighting Man by Oasis.
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Joe Perry is not left-handed.
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Twisted Sister or KISS get my vote.
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Most of the right-handed guitar players I could come up with are playing on the right side (as viewed from the audience) - Keith, Brian May, Jimmy Page, Pete Townshend, Kirk Hammett, Jeff Beck... Jimi Hendrix was left handed and mainly (on videos) I have seen him also standing on the left side.
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My favourite take as well, I've never heard a proper version from Wembley '73.
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Cool Calm Collected, Already Over Me, Always Suffering and sometimes even Emotional Rescue, others have failed to make an impact on me.
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1. Let It Loose, Time Waits For No One, Memo From Turner 2. Let It Loose maybe 3. Emotional Rescue
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Well, as he has stated himself, he didn't fall of a palm tree, it had been more like a bush.
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