I have tried it and I can't recommend it enough, the only problem is it's very moreish.
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So I've recieved my deluxe copy of SuperHeavy and I must say after a few listens it's not appealing to me. I could enjoy the 'Miracle Worker' video on Youtube as a bit of fun but the album seems disjointed, the styles don't gel. Not being a Joss Stone fan doesn't help either as I find her voice grates on me. The opening track 'Superheavy' is interesting
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Anyone who thinks 'Shine A Light' is even a hundredth as good as 'Let's Spend the Night Together' needs to put their crack pipe down and sort themselves out. 81 might not have been the smoothest sounding year for the Stones but at least the flame of passion was still glimmering. 'Shine A Light' is just sterile, corporate parody from a band who really seem not
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Watched the film again last week for the first time since it's initial release and it's a flop. From start to finish a complete mistake. Keith is an embarassment throughout. All that mugging for the camera and dodgy noodling on the guitar. Mick just seems on autopilot and I'm pretty sure he can be seen reading the lyrics from a monitor on several tracks. As for the audience the
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For the first time in years I'm actually excited by the Stones. That short clip is pure dynamite. They won't show the film in Irish cinemas but I'll be first in line for the DVD.
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'Turn your head and cough please, Mr Jagger'
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Hello LunaMorphine, they're all really pointless in my mind. Bowie doesn't get interviewed for them and anyone who talks to the author has a motive. Either they are current employee's Eno, Garson, Visconti who want to present him in a fantasic light or they are disgruntled exemployees/lovers/friends who are dishing the dirt. I suppose if you want to go ahead 'Strange Fascin
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Sorry for confusing you CindyC and Nicos, its a bad joke really, very dark, a play on the old Doctor Doctor formula. If I explained it any more it wouldn't be funny, some others I like are: Doctor, Doctor. I feel like a pair of curtains! Thats the least of your problems. You've got AIDS. Knock, knock. Who's there? The police. I'm afraid there's been an acci
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Man: Doctor Doctor, I've broken my leg. Doctor: I'm afraid it is a very bad break. You will never walk properly again.
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Keith's persona is truly an embarrassment and also quite sad. Why would a clever, interesting and talented man in his seniour years play up to this image that isn't really him? I would imagine that Keith in real life doesn't even speak with that god awful fake American twang. Only thing worse is when he adopts his pseudo Jamaican 'Gold rings on ya' nonsense. Jagge
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That clip brings a tear to my eye everytime I see it.
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The 1983 live version of 'Cat People' is for me the best ever. I do enjoy the Moroder version but I'm not sure it would work live. The live version of 'Heroes' on the reality tour was fun. Stripped down, almost at pains to not overplay the drama in the original version until the explosive finish.
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Already over me is a very moving song for me. The last lines 'What a fool I've been' send shivers down my spine and get me thinking of some stupid things I've done in the past. Needless to say I don't listen to it too often. Gunface is a bit of fun. Not very tuneful but I wouldn't skip it.
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Some advice chu1 chu2, don't waste your time or money joining the 'fanclub' on the official site. I did just before the Licks tour and was continually let down. Apart from the absolutely shocking 100 dollar charge per ticket order each set of tickets arrived nearly too late to travel to the show and when I got to the gig I had some of the worst seats I've ever had at any sho
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I don't recall ever hearing Bowie suffered from writers block during these sessions. On the contrary following his return to Europe after three personally difficult, if musically breathtaking, years in America he was ready to committ songs to tape. I think the 'writers block' people talk of was his getting used to not writing in the usual song structure he had previously mastered
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Been listening to this on repeat for a while now. Anyone else like it? I really think it could have been developed into an amazing song. Very catchy riff. Anyone know any details about it?
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Absolutely 100% not Mick, Dave or L'Wren. Even watching that dodgy footage through squinted eyes I can tell it isn't.
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I'm Jealous I Idolise You A Fool In Love I't Gonna Work Out Fine Letter From Tina River Deep, Mountain High (technically not Ike & Tina, but still amazing) Ooh Poo Poo Pa Doo Sweet Rhode Island Red Sexy Ida Nutbush City Limits I Smell Trouble Living For The City (Maybe surpasses Stevie's version?) I've Been Loving You Too Long Sweet Inspiration Baby Get It O
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Didnt Mick say in an interview recently that if left alone he tends to write country music? He has to constantly remind himself not to do so. Seems a shame that someone with a talent wouldnt explore that avenue, especially as it is quite absent from all of their recent recordings.
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I can't help but feel Keith handled this very badly. Every artist puts work out and should expect feedback both positive and negative. If you're really so sensitive, especially after 50 years in the business, you're in the wrong game. Of course the journalist was trying to get a reaction and if Keith can only handle sycophantic interviewers he and his people should make sure tha
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Hey Swaystones, I think what Bliss meant was that British culture has a long history of men in frocks in comedy and musichall traditions. I don't think that picture is tragic at all, hilarious, but certainly not tragic. While I do think it's odd Mick having a large collection of designer ladies clothes I doubt I'm the only one on here who's dressed as a lady for a party.
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I'm not even going to justify that nonsense with further response, love. You claim to "know things" about the brain and psychology but clearly can't compose a post that is both ledgible and gramatically coherent. Let me just say this, I'd gladly welcome a measured discussion on the subject but I think I'd have to look elsewhere. Just one thing, if your previous po
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What's my professtion? I'm a librarian, not that it's any of your concern. May I ask what you do? You are interested in who am I to question you? I think you'll find I'm the voice of reason and would represent the opinions of a great many more people on this board than you do. So now I've introduced myself please follow suit and let me know where you get your in
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Mummy's busy at the moment darling but I'd love to know where you get your facts.
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Without a doubt it's Marianne in about 1965. Just amazing sexy and a great mixture of innocent virgin and raging pervert. Or is that just my imagination?
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Dewlover expressed his opinion that bisexuality doesnt exist. I replied stating my opinion that he was wrong. You, stoneswashed77, quoted his post on the matter agreeing with his statement that bisexual men just dont want to be called gay. Its very simple. Im not admonishing you, just letting you know that some members of this "community" dont appreciate such talk. You're free
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Stoneswashed77 perhaps you should reread your own posts. When I told Dewlover he should be embarrassed about his ignorance regarding the existence of bisexuality you replied and I quote: "no he shouldn´t because it´s correct" I totally agree that you're entitled to your opinion but such idiotic opinions don't perhaps have a place on this message board.
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Stoneswashed77 and Dewlover are surely joking when they claim there is no such thing as bisexuality. Perhaps some reading on the subject might enlighten you both. If you’re really so out of touch that you believe the nonsense you’re spouting I feel sorry for you both. I find it very offensive that you would talk such nonsense on this site. As for everyone else claiming Mick’s sexuality isn
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"There is no such thing as "bi", there are, however, guys who don't want to be known as "gay"..." Dewlover that is a statement of total ignorance and lack of any knowledege on the subject. You should feel embarassed for posting it.
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God this topic is so tired. Does anyone even have to question this or doubt it? Look at the man. Mick Jagger is clearly bisexual. And before I get people jumping all over this post telling me clothes, make up and campness are not a good indicator of sexuality let me just say I agree with you. However all of this coupled with the stories from all his ex partners, Marianne, Bianca, BeBe Buell
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