Releasing a New álbum the same Day that Taylor Swift releases his New album doesn't seems very clever in terms of press. I know TS fans and PJ fans are different crowds, but the press is the same
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Hey negrita should be now Hey little Black girl!
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Not available yet at records stores in Buenos Aires, so I only have youtube to calm anxiety. So glad the boys are back again, first of all. Great álbum!! Modern and full of guts.
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England should release a new "Downton Abbey" and "The Crown" in order to gave meaning to a meaningless way of ruling, we're in XXI century. Glad the Stones didn't get involved. British monarchy and all those knights and earls and medieval stuff and the joke of the world. Hope Scots break free from this nonsense soon
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QuoteHis Majesty The site needs a big update. Lots to add, corrections etc. Not Brian's work related to, but Cool calm and collected's piano is not played by Stu. Jack Nietzche... maybe Nicky?
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This is so freaking cringe. Universal blocked the video...just because it's the same as the original recording.
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YES!! Can't wait to see it.
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* Dark side of the moon. * The Wall
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Quotegustavobala when john entwitle died, in a pre-tour who´s tour, his family don´t get anything all the money stays with pete tonswhend and roger daltrey and the tour was happening because john's finances were pretty bad... Sure they were bad... Pete and Roger's lives were in jeopardy, murdered in cold blood is what they're meant to be. They ain't been home since tha
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Such a sad new, Procol and the Stones are tje soundtrack of my life. For those that havent heard Procol, go and listen the whole catalloge. A true treasure. Amazing lyrics, great songs and musicianship, and one of the most beautiful singing ever heard. Homburg, A salty dog, As strong as Samson, Gary's ouevre is full of marvels. A sand so white...and sea so blue: no mortal place at all. Sad
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotedandelion1967 Quote24FPS QuoteVoodooLounge13 Never understood all the love Plundered gets. I was hooked the moment I heard Bill's taut but rubbery bass encircling the whole thing. It sounded like it belonged to the Exile era. I can see where the end product was a little too much like Tumbling Dice. To me it's the best song of all the bonus cuts. To each
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Quote24FPS QuoteVoodooLounge13 Never understood all the love Plundered gets. I was hooked the moment I heard Bill's taut but rubbery bass encircling the whole thing. It sounded like it belonged to the Exile era. I can see where the end product was a little too much like Tumbling Dice. To me it's the best song of all the bonus cuts. To each his own. Me too. The first time I hea
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TRS - I just wanna make love to you RS2 - I can't be satisfied OOOH (UK) - Cry to me AM - What to do BTB - Cool, calm and collected TSMR - She's a rainbow BB - Stray cat blues (hard to choose) LIB - You got the silver SF - Sway EOMS - Rocks Off (again hard to choose) GHS - Winter IORR - If you really want to be my friend B&B - Hand of fate SG - Before They Make Me Run
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The same thing happens with "classical" music (in fact, music written on paper). The so-called classical music of the 18th/19th century (from the baroque to the late romantic period) is so good and great that it is still played and studied. But keeping it constantly present in repertoires and recordings prevents new music from developing its path. There was a break in the 20th century,
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Songwriting credits is a hard issue. If you don't know about it, read about the legal dispute between Matthew Fisher and Gary Brooker on the song A whiter shade of pale. We all love Brian's slide on No expectations, but THAT Hammond melody on AWSOP is what makes the song. Is the main tune, the mood, and all that. Those chords were already been set by Brooker, but the organ part made the
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Nice video about Nicky, lots of intresting footage.
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QuoteKRiffhard QuoteStoneage Maybe this is why: (From 2:50): She's So Cold That's why i love 'em! Was thinkg the same. Mistakes make us even more human. Love Charlie and Keith!
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Start me up. The snare on beat 1 still sounds surprising. I have played with lots of drummers, and they never played that intro right. Is physically wrong, rock and roll snares must be on times 2 and 4, but that's the magic. Only Charlie.
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Terrible news. Please remember Watts family, hope the best for them, light and good memories of the great man and drummer. Not just another goodye to another good friend.
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QuoteMathijs This is just bloody amazing! I had a discussion with a 1972 tour connoisseur a month ago were we agreed there was no confirmed image of the Dallas rehearsals. Two weeks later it was confirmed that the pictures of Keith in a studio with the Gibson Firebird were actually from the Dallas Rehearsals, and now we get this footage! Fantastic! Keith plays a 1965 Firebird, Taylor a Gibs
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100% Nicky on Hammond organ at the end. In the long version available on bootlegs is quite clear.
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About Macca He is clearlly audible at the end of Dandelion, at least to me. Both he and John of course in We love you singing background vocals. Those long melismatic "aaah" are pure Sgt. Pepper's. There's a picture of Charlie and Macca, Charlie on drums and Macca with a pair of sticks. Only Charlie has earphones, but Macca is not posing, he loks concentrated. Maybe the add
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Love the reiusse! And so nice to hear Nicky Hopkins on almost all of Disc 3. Is he credited on the book? Officially in "Dogs" Pete played piano, but to my ears always was Nicky. And in take 2 you can hear him creally. Also in Melancholia, Glow girl (harpsichord), Shakin all over, Little Billy, etc
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Nice stuff. Love the right channel in Satisfaction. Stu did not know the right chords? On the MONO mix he's buried down, thanks God!
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QuoteS.T.P QuoteSilver Dagger Quotegrzegorz67 That’s outstanding, capturing the band at the top of their game. What raw power! I don’t think there’s anyone on stage other than the core 5 plus Bobby. What a find and thanks for sharing ! And that's a big point you made there grzegorz. Oh to see just the main five on stage without any of the backing vocals, double keyboards etc. Nick Hop
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QuotePaintMonkeyManBlack is this one new ? Never heard it! Sounds like The Rolling Who!!
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QuoteBoarder Stupid question: There is a youtube channel by a guy named niels who uploaded some of these new outtakes yesterday. However, he also uploaded Drift Away and Honest Man in perfect quality. But these two are not on the new CD, right? Are they probably from the rumoured upcoming packages or have they been released before? yes! What about this??? video:
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QuoteMathijs Quotegotdablouse "Trouble's a coming" does not sound at all like 77/78 to my ears, but very much like the 72/73 material, in fact if I was a betting man I'd put a dime or two on the fact that TAC is in fact the mastered GHS track (see tape reels) that went missing "Give us a Break", which would conveniently explain the "Break Away" title VGP bo
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Curtis meets Smokey defintely is from the same sessions of Jamming with Edward. 110% Nicky on piano. Ry Cooder on guitar. Listen to "Higland fling". Jagger noodling on vocals is the same too.
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QuoteMelBelli QuoteTaylor1 Is Walk with Me Taylor and Richards on guitars or Richards /Jagger.And the piano sounds like Nicky Hopkins Definitely Nicky, and definitely Taylor ... his part is super-cool. The way Mick is pushing his voice, sounds like 69-71. I think it's Keith doing the lead fills. 100% Nicky. Weird jamming, also trange to hear him just passing notes instead of a worked par
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