QuoteLien Black Crowes - Cancel Everything 23/10/2005 Ronnie Wood cover Great stuff, never knew the Crowes covered that gem. Love so much of Ronnie's solo material, particularly the first two albums. The Crowes have covered quite a lot of Stones tracks. I remember seeing them in the late 90s in Dublin, last gig of whatever tour that was, and for the encore they played a rip-roar
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Thanks so much Werther, that's the one I've seen on filefactory. Would the sound be much improved from the broadcast version?
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Just rediscovering this show, one of my very first introductions to the Stones. Taped from Sky 30 years ago, VHS I still have. Two versions on YouTube, original broadcast with decent sound, and new one but Keith's guitar almost inaudible! For DVD, would the ZitRock 2013 issue have the best sound?
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QuoteTumblinDice76 30th Anniversary of Voodoo. Not that they need an Anniversary year to release a special edition. BTB set could be interesting Had the same thought when reading the title, 30th Anniversary of VL. The album sold very well, over 6 million I think? There is real scope there for a quality deluxe reissue - the known outtakes that were on the Brew/Stew/Residue, and some of those wer
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QuoteDoxa QuoteSpud I'm not one for analysing anything much ... ..but I'm still getting this album out and playing it on a frequent basis. I play it occasionally, like I would play any other good album. But what I find on it special is the way it brings me certain joy and pleasure like no other new or recent album by anyone does. No matter what is going on, all the trouble in the
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QuoteTonstone QuoteSomeTorontoGirl QuoteIrelandCalling4 Of course, Edinburgh!! Totally forgot lol It only gets worse, old man![/quotei Yes it was Edinburgh in 2018, My home city. I did not want to be a fact checker. But could not let Glasgow have bragging rights over the Capital of Scotland. Ednburgh. Lol !! Edinburgh was lovely actually, was my first time there. Been to Glasgow quite a bi
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl QuoteIrelandCalling4 Of course, Edinburgh!! Totally forgot lol It only gets worse, old man! Oh God I hope not! 49 and holding, though the reading glasses were purchased last year and the memory isnt exactly as it used to be. If Mick can be as compos mentis at 80, there's hope for us all!
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Of course, Edinburgh!! Totally forgot lol
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My name is Gearoid (Irish for Gerard), from Limerick City - the barbarian west coast of this fair Isle. Been a fan of this band for 30 years. Have seen them 14 times; first was Wembley 1995, last was Glasgow 2018. Met Ronnie & Bill, would love to meet Keef! It began in '93, I had a building fascination with them - a legacy act with a significant catalogue and a bit of wild reputat
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QuoteGasLightStreet I've had time away from HD - and anything else. Sold my house (home) of the last 10 years and, in the duration of being homeless for 11 days, I ordered, for reasons I have yet to figure out, HONK (2 cd) and TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE. After getting in to the "new" house and getting a few things in order, started listening to them (as well as Dr Dre's THE
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QuotePaddy QuoteIrelandCalling4 QuotePaddy QuoteMadMax I catched them three days before Knebworth at Sjöhistoriska in Stockholm, it was magical! Liam came out on stage like Nosferatu drinking Guinness and with a proper menace not seen since Keith in the 70's. Thank God for England, bringing us real Rock stars since 1943. There was genuinely something in the air at Oasis gigs during th
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QuotePaddy QuoteMadMax I catched them three days before Knebworth at Sjöhistoriska in Stockholm, it was magical! Liam came out on stage like Nosferatu drinking Guinness and with a proper menace not seen since Keith in the 70's. Thank God for England, bringing us real Rock stars since 1943. There was genuinely something in the air at Oasis gigs during that period. The crowds at those g
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Just ordered it. The whole archive releases since 2010 or so have in the most part been class. Some mixing was bizarre, yes, like Voodoo Miami. But overall, even the last few - Licks Live NYC, have been a blast. A lot of real gems over the last decade plus. Finally also ordered with it the 30th Anniv 2-CD Main Offender. Love the album much more now than I did in the 90s.
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Quotefalo01 QuoteStonedRambler Quotemick64 The next one or me will be Paris 1976, nor do we know if they will make it official with more concerts from the 70s Lol Paris 1976 was rumored since 2017 There are legal issues with the heirs of Freddy Hausser and nobody knows the state of affairs. Hopefully whatever legal issues there are are sorted, as we would all love a cleaned up Paris '7
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Great stuff! Really loved the video and the groove they got for the track.
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Revisited for the first time in a good few weeks and enjoyed just as much as those magic initial listenings. This one definitely has staying power, a great Stones album in my opinion. Total immersion in Stones DVDs this weekend also - Hampton '81, L&G '72, Tokyo '90. Salt Lake City '05. Anticipating the release of the Wiltern show in just a few weeks. 'A Life In
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Quotefrankotero Another question to attach here, does the Gimme Shelter store still exist? I remember lots of great stores in the 80s/90s. I remember the Gimme Shelter store in Tokyo! Was there in 2008 or so; took a while to locate it that day, and we were in a rush to see Megadeth that evening. Finding it was wonderful though - lots of cool stuff. Bought postcards, book or two, a few CD's
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Maybe Hackney Diamonds, then Steel Wheels, Bridges to Babylon, Voodoo Lounge, A Bigger Bang, Dirty Work
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QuoteRip This this is a WOW! Certainly is! Loved almost every archive release since these began over a decade ago. Having the full Wiltern will be wonderful!
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I've come to really enjoy the Wheels tour and the Flashpoint album. In the 90s discovering the band I sought out the boots of proshots from the 70s, films like 'Gimme Shelter', and loved the Babylon tour. Urban Jungle was slicker than both Babylon & Voodoo tours. Over the years though, and in particular shows like Tokyo, Atlantic City, the London 7th July CD, the tours majes
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On this one we differ Voodoo, I see your point but for me the modern touch would be a plus. It must have been like for fans in '78 hearing the new wave, punk & disco flavoured 'Some Girls'. Modern at that time, but still identifiably Stones (same for ER & TY). Again in '89, just for another example - 'Steel Wheels' was very produced, and many still prefer
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Ordered 'Sucking in the Seventies' from JPC. Postage to Ireland from Amazon was being quoted as €30; I'm sure I could combine items but I really only want SITS. JPC offered it for €5 shipping. SITS is perhaps my favourite compilation - there is just something about it with it's wonderful mix of outtakes, radio edits, and live. The AllMusic review nails it, it sums up the
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteVoodooLounge13 I hear a new album might be forthcoming. Hoping it’s light years better than Power Up, which for me was the worst Brian era album. I can’t even listen to it. A huge disappointment compared even to Rock Or Bust. Whut? That's hilarious. Post-FTATR, to my ears: Flick Of The Switch *** Fly On The Wall ** Blow Up Your Video
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'Angry' tops the list of UltimateClassicRocks list of Top 30 Rock Tracks of the year
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QuoteSighunt Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust... I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 196
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We all hear things differently, that's the beauty of music. For die hards like us on the board, the weight of expectation is quite a hurdle for any album by the band, we'll sometimes critique it far more surgically than casual reviewers/listeners would. I posted a few days back I love the album, the expectation for me was not only met but surpassed. I don't think of any of it as
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156k in UK alone in 9 weeks, and a second time atop the charts. Amazing. I love the album. It had a magic and a charm to it that first day - after 18 years since ABB - two days prior to release, shut myself off from the noise of the house, an ice cold Coke, good set of headphones - an hour plus, full album through, selected tracks repeated. Sounded so good, and for me its lost none of its cha
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Still love the song and even the remix. Mess It Up was a favourite from initial listening, still sounds great now. Deliciously groovy.
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Love it, as I do the whole album. Black & Blue, the songs, the image, the aura around them at the time, the European tour in '76 - decadence indeed with some great songs. Hey Negrita, like Hot Stuff, is irresistible. Loved the version on the Knebworth boot even more than the studio version, both are mighty fine, funky Stones joints. Memory Motel, Fool To Cry; a pair of sublime bal
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 Thanks all for confirming the non-existence of LIAGT on the back of the CD. Was hoping maybe I had something valuable! LOL Rather odd though, as the bonus tracks have been listed in the past. I had the very same thought when it first arrived - where was LIAGT!^ Not on the track listing, but indeed there on the Obi. First time I have seen a bonus track not getting a mention
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