Can anyone provide a link to buy this IN ENGLISH AND WITHOUT SUBTITLES in DVD format, not blue ray? Note that I am located outside the USA in a 3rd world country, and really my only buying option is Amazon USA, because they will ship it to me easily and cheaply. Although, I suppose, I could have it shipped to my USA address, and then re-shipped to me, at my location. This would be for mer
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1. "Tatoo You" 2. "Emotional Rescue" 3. "Steel Wheels" 4. "Still Life" 5. "Blue and Lonesome"
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OK, I'll open it up and listen to it! But what I was saying is that, in my opinion, The Stones have a bad record over the past 30 years as far as album releases go, compared to "Emotional Rescue".
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I never gave a hoot about the cover, then, or now. All I know is that I, and everbody I knew, was delighted with the music when it came out, and I still love the album after all these years. To this day the album gets more play time than, for example, "Exile On Main Street". I bought the "Hackney Diamonds" CD and after several months it is still sitting on m
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I'm definitely a fan of Hank Williams. I started listening to him about 1983. I currently listen to his 40 greatest hits album. I am also a fan of Hank 3. Although not all of his stuff. I never got into Hank Jr.
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I use mp3's stored on a thumbdrive (I guess that's the same as store on a laptop) and then I use powered speakers as the amp and speaker. I have 2 sets of powered speakers, one set at the laptop, and one set in another room. The powered speakers at the laptop are AudioEngine. I have an AudioEngine DAC (Digital Audio Converter) at the laptop also which has a volume knob on it. The thumb
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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band: The 1970's to about 1982 Bob Dylan: 1962 to about the Mid-1980's And as long as I am mentioning time frames, then The Rolling Stones would be: 1964 to about 1981
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I could only come up with four that I would consider worthy of mention, as follows: 1. "Tatoo You" 2. "Emotional Rescue" 3. "Steel Wheels" 4. "Blue and Lonesome"
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My first concert was: The Rolling Stones: Nov 7, 1969, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA, at the Moby Gym Auditorium at Colorado State University.
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I researched this subject several years ago and my findings were that the 1994 Virgin Master was the best choice. Note that this is for CD. I have no information about vinyl, although I have the original vinyl release from the summer of 1972, which I purchased the week it was released.
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What I remember about the release of "Undercover", was that it was the beginning of when I started to dislike new Stones albums, that is, with the exception of "Steel Wheels". It was more or less the beginning of the end.
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I had a bad gateway last week. Location: Latin America
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Well, I am outside of the listed countries also, however I am using a VPN set to a USA IP address, and, I am a USA citizen with a USA shipping address and a USA credit card. Possibly the Kickstarter webpage is seeing through my VPN and detecting my true location, thus blocking me from ordering by graying out (or disabling) the pledge button. If that is the case, then they are real stupid. T
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The Pledge button is dead (grayed out) for the "Live at the Bijou Cafe CD - $25", making it impossible to obtain a copy, at least on my computer. What is up with this? Is there any other way of getting a CD copy besides the kickstarter.com page?:
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I have only seen them 4 times, many years ago: • Nov 7, 1969: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA • Jun 16, 1972: Denver, Colorado, USA • Jul 6, 1975: Dallas, Texas, USA • Sep 26, 1981: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA That's 2 times with Mick Taylor, 3 times with Ian Stewart, and 4 times with Bill Wyman. I no longer have any desire to see them live.
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4 times: 1969, 1972, 1975, 1981
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Co-incidentally to this forum, my first concert was The Rolling Stones, in Fort Collins, Colorado, on November 7, 1969.
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Sorry for "double posting". I just saw the "sticky". I automatically do not look at or read "stickies", and that is why I double posted.
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Amsterdam Cancelled - Mick Has Covid
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Lately, I listen to these the most, • "Emotional Rescue" • "Some Girls - Deluxe Edition - Disc 2" • "Steel Wheels" • "Stripped" • "Tatoo You" but historicaly, that is going back 53 years, the list has changed often. Over that time frame I have problably listened to "Exile On Main Street", "Sticky Fingers", and &
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To view gasoline prices in all countries, click here: or, copy and paste it. USA State Prices: Click here:
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QuoteNashvilleBlues Chacho, nice list. Which Bowie one do you choose? You have a typo. Yeah, I just caught that typo and fixed it. David Bowie: "Ziggy Stardust" And thanks for the compliment.
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In alphabetical order by artist: 01. Amy Winehouse: "Back to Black" 02. Bob Dylan: "Blonde On Blonde" 03. Bruce Springsteen: "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" 04. Creedence Clearwater Revival: "Green River" 05. David Bowie: "Ziggy Stardust" 06. The Doors: "Morrison Hotel" 07. The Everly Brothers: "A Date With The Everly Brothe
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Well, I just counted and I have 20 of the 50 in my collection.
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I saw Johnny Cash May 13, 1970 in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the Moby Gym Arena, packed to a full house of about 10,000, and I am sure, including MORE than 700 hippies. It was an incredible show, and only my 3rd concert, at age 18. All I knew at the time was that there were a lot of people on that stage, and it was some 40 years later that I bothered to find out who they all were, including
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How is it shipping? I cannot proceed with an order until I know. I live in a country where local postal service mail never arrives, and is probably stolen. If it is going to ship expedited carrier (UPS, DHL, Fedex) then I might place an order, but there are further complications. The webpage assumes the "credit card country" is the same as the "shipping to country"
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Quote24FPS QuoteChacho I never owned it, never boujght it, and never listened to it. And that is pretty much my opinion of it. Sorry you're not a Stones fan. All of us had such great memories listening to it. Your opinion of what I am is b_llsh_t. Just counted my Stones albums and it came to 49, all of them different, no repeats. Having "hot rocks" would be a very big
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I never owned it, never boujght it, and never listened to it. And that is pretty much my opinion of it.
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Thanks for reminding me of this one, "Jamming With Edward". I still have the vinyl copy that I bought in 1972, but I do not delve into the vinyl much any more. I downloaded the mp3 off of Amazon-USA today for US$10.27, and listened to it in the car while driving around, and will give it another play tomorrow.
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I guess Keith has at least a couple of stories of where he learned piano. I heard him say in some video, regarding his freind Gram Parsons, "He taught me country and he taught me piano".
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