QuoteWelshEdge1 QuoteBig Al A bit of a joke, really. This year’s festival had been an absolute disgrace. It always is, yet it’s excelled itself this year. ?? Oh, I know! Ignore the post. Too much beer; as per usual.
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QuotePaddy QuoteBig Al A bit of a joke, really. This year’s festival had been an absolute disgrace. It always is, yet it’s excelled itself this year. Which years have you attended? I was a bit OTT, there. It’s not my cup of tea, that’s all. If you ‘love Glasto’ and the BBC, that’s perfectly fine.
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A bit of a joke, really. This year’s festival had been an absolute disgrace. It always is, yet it’s excelled itself this year.
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Quotekeefriffhards Quotegeorgelicks Quotetreaclefingers Quotetiffanyblu QuoteBig Al Quotemailexile67 ABB sold over 2.5 worldwide B&L sold over 2.5 worldwide HD sold almost 1.5 worldwide Not bad at all for albums since 2000. And Blue & Lonesome did particularly well in the U.K., or I've read, here. HD as well to my recollection, worse in the US. HD actually did worse in the U
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Quotetiffanyblu QuoteBig Al Quotemailexile67 ABB sold over 2.5 worldwide B&L sold over 2.5 worldwide HD sold almost 1.5 worldwide Not bad at all for albums since 2000. And Blue & Lonesome did particularly well in the U.K., or I've read, here. HD as well to my recollection, worse in the US. Yes, the Stones' two most recent studio albums have faired better in their homela
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Quotemailexile67 ABB sold over 2.5 worldwide B&L sold over 2.5 worldwide HD sold almost 1.5 worldwide Not bad at all for albums since 2000. And Blue & Lonesome did particularly well in the U.K., or I've read, here.
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I hope the BBC - you never know with them - have the sense to broadcast it; even if it’s only on iplayer, or something.
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Frank Allen was interview quite recently on BBC News - or it may have been Sky - and it was interesting to hear all he had to say. Certainly, this’ll be an end of an era. The Hollies are still going, but when the Searches bow out after Glastonbury, which of those old ‘beat groups’ will remain? Please no-one, not Herman’s Hermits! Oh, and we know there’s a certain band from the 60’s, still pretty
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QuoteIrix Quotesjs12 missing the 12" version of Miss You and Any Way You Look at It 'Anyway You Look At It' and 'Miss You' (8:34 Remix) are on . Anyway You Look At It will be missing because the BTB single, containing it, is not on Spotify. Are all non-Spotify users aware that the platform isn't just play-lists? It contains actual releases, as in what�
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quotehockenheim95 Quotekovach Songs come and go off Spotify. About 1/3 of my collection is not on Spotify. And I occasionally look through those that were on Spotify and see a handful removed. It's not just a ln all-inclusive jukebox, there has to be an agreement on terms with the artist. What hast been removed from Spotify? I use it and I never noticed that. Th
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QuoteIrix QuotePaintMonkeyManBlack Shine a Light is not there, right? + No Security They're probably not available on any streaming service due to 'out of print'. Yes, that's correct, I'm sure. Pretty much everything that's 'in print', is on there. I'm not sure why some are hesitant; it's only about £12 a month. I don;;'t hav
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Quotehockenheim95 Quotekovach Songs come and go off Spotify. About 1/3 of my collection is not on Spotify. And I occasionally look through those that were on Spotify and see a handful removed. It's not just a ln all-inclusive jukebox, there has to be an agreement on terms with the artist. What hast been removed from Spotify? I use it and I never noticed that. They don't have t
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Quotekeefriffhards QuoteAquamarine A number of those people look strangely AI . . . Regarding Keith, doesn't he still rotate his residence between the US, Jamaica, and Turks and Caicos? Not Jamaica it wasn't safe for him a long time ago so it's Turks now. Look up the story Keith tells about Peter Tosh. Connecticut in the US. Yeah, I don't think he's owned a
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Rest in peace, Mick Ralphs.
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QuoteLeonidP QuoteBitchKeepsBitchin There really is no reason to buy physical records anymore because I can listen to it on Spotify for free... I've never used Spotify (yet) but curious ... can you hear ANY song that you want? What if I wanted to hear b-sides, such as Child of the Moon or Jump On Top Of Me? What about something even rarer, let's say Bill Wyman solo, I Wanna Get Me
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Quotekeefriffhards I know I'm very drunk tonight but does it get better than this. Eric was probably drunk, too!
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QuoteJavadave Keith with a pitchfork is classic! Be careful what you look for poking around Redlands! I’m sure this photo was taken during the 2018 World Cup: their ‘England themed’ attire and ‘digging for victory’ vibe. Keith’s even sporting a British WW2 helmet. Great photo.
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QuoteCristiano Radtke Thank you! I'm sure someone said here, once, that he spends 'a couple of weeks' per year, at Redlands.
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QuoteBig Al Quotekeefriffhards I think when Anita was alive Keith let her live there. Surprised Keith's bothered to rent it out, what's he worth half a billion dollars or something. Perhaps he still lets family and friends stay there, he might spend time there himself. I'm almost certain there was a picture of Keith and his wife there, circa 2018. It must've been ar
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Quotekeefriffhards I think when Anita was alive Keith let her live there. Surprised Keith's bothered to rent it out, what's he worth half a billion dollars or something. Perhaps he still lets family and friends stay there, he might spend time there himself. I'm almost certain there was a picture of Keith and his wife there, circa 2018. It must've been around the tim
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Hackney Diamonds sounds absolutely fine on Spotify and through a decent pair of headphones.
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Regardless of Redlands, West Wittering seems like a nice village in West Sussex; undisturbed and unaffected by the lunacy of London.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteBig Al Quoteroby QuoteRollingFreak Quoteroby AC/DC are on a highway to Australia. The legendary rock band will make a triumphant homecoming in late 2025, multiple sources tell Rolling Stone AU/NZ, for their first stadium tour of these parts in a decade. Gotta think... final shows ever for them? Maybe so, ending up where it all began. We'll see, I thi
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Quoteroby QuoteRollingFreak Quoteroby AC/DC are on a highway to Australia. The legendary rock band will make a triumphant homecoming in late 2025, multiple sources tell Rolling Stone AU/NZ, for their first stadium tour of these parts in a decade. Gotta think... final shows ever for them? Maybe so, ending up where it all began. We'll see, I think Angus still has a lot left in the
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Yes, getting these 1971 sounboard recordings 'out there' is definitely something, someone, within the Stones camp should look into. Even if they're only made available through Spotify or Apple. We don't really need the 'box-set' treatment necessarily.
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I don’t suppose there’s any harm in driving past, if it’s visible, that is. I have no idea how secluded it is. You can walk right past Jimmy Page’s ‘Tower House’ in Holland Park. Does Keith still own the beach hut, he supposedly purchased?
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Right now: The Beatles - well, they're always 'there', or thereabouts Oasis Random Motown recordings - on Spotify, anyway. Eric Clapton - bits and pieces, really; Derek & the Dominoes; Cream, solo
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QuoteRisingStone Somewhat old news, but here it is — longer and upgraded/new footage of Led Zeppelin at the Budokan, Tokyo, September 23, 1971, the group’s Japanese debut. Some historic moments there. 2 sources (37:34 and 3:51). I wonder if we'll ever get another Zeppelin live release? 'How The West Was Won' is fine, as is the Zeppelin DVD, but I think those Earl Cour
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QuoteCaptainCorella QuoteBig Al Quotewindmelody QuoteBig Al Minus the footwear and baseball cap, he’s appropriately dressed for the cricket. Could Mick possibly be the ‘most English’ Rolling Stone? Following the Stons from the continent I always had the impression that Charlie Watts was the most English Rolling Stone. The englishness of the band is remarkable. Only Keith Richards seems to ha
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Quotewindmelody QuoteBig Al Minus the footwear and baseball cap, he’s appropriately dressed for the cricket. Could Mick possibly be the ‘most English’ Rolling Stone? Following the Stons from the continent I always had the impression that Charlie Watts was the most English Rolling Stone. The englishness of the band is remarkable. Only Keith Richards seems to have become a little detached from
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