GREAT! GREAT! GREAT! Catchy. Uplifting. Dynamic. And first of all: What a fantastic energy!!!!! With nearly 78!!!!!!!!!!
Forum: Tell Me

Heaven. Yesterday a lot of very good things happened to me.So my important song companion for "believin' in youself" came to me by midnight. And is still there.
Forum: Tell Me

Mine in this moment and my Stones earworm for today: Sweet Black Angel
Forum: Tell Me

Big Al, with all respect but I think you should stop comparing. And start more enjoying. May and probably be I'm totally wrong but can it be you compare so much because your ratio fights aginst your feelings? You feelings say: Yes! These albums! My Stones! Your ratio says: Let us put those feelings in boxes and cases and categories. Just rock and roll and let yourself free. It's th
Forum: Tell Me

The we transfer of march 3 is gone. Any chance to download the files?
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteTaylor1 What a stupid thread. It just invites jokes about the woman's age or appearance and is boring Right: Stupid thread. And disrespectful. If she hadn't babysitted Ronnie through all the decades we wouldn't have the Stones like we had them onwards from the 1981 US Tour. Just saying.
Forum: Tell Me

Quotestanlove Dead crowd by the end of the first song. Well better we don't bore IORR any longer with this discussion. Anyway: Thank you for your intensive contribution to this thread. And on with the show.
Forum: Tell Me

The 81 tour was the birth of the Stones we got through the last 3 decades. Without 81 everything which followed had'nt been possible. Not even IOOR - this site.
Forum: Tell Me

Quotestanlove QuoteStoneage To defend Stanlove a bit: There can be a huge difference between a professional recording (including edits) and your personal experience of a gig (or two). The 81/82 sound production was not all that impressive and if you caught a position far back in the crowd I can understand someone's disappointment. Actually its easy to prove I am correct. Here is how t
Forum: Tell Me

I thought this thread has a stronger potency than just 3 pages. We tellin' us who we are! I thought this can go on for pages and pages.
Forum: Tell Me

Quotestanlove QuoteStoneage One observation about the 81/82 tour: Neither of the Tattoo You songs came out good live. I think they slaughtered SMU for instance. Uninspiring. Black Limousine might be the exception though. It sounded pretty good. Agreed. 1981 was their worst tour ever. They just basically butchered their own songs for 2 hours. The crowds were dead and disappointed. Not sure a
Forum: Tell Me

I am a Stones Fan since 1970, when I was 9. Listening to Get Yer Ya Ya's Out on my cassette recorder. And looking at the cover of the album a while later seeing a man beside a donkey with a drumkit, looking at the back of the cover, seeiing Mick for the first time, and Keith, and Charlie, Bill, and Mick T. Putting it on my fathers stereo (Braun!), having it all in full sound and volume.
Forum: Tell Me

1982 was the far better tour for me, cause 1981 was unreachable expensive to go as a 19 year old boy from Hamburg, Germany. I was sucking in the news from every tiny bit of the '81 US-leg. Counting the days until June 1982.
Forum: Tell Me

Charlie and Ronnie in very nice mood. But the interviewer... Even I know he has to read those FB questions - he is so boring, uninspired, lightyears away from the Stones World, just working himself through his bloody questions. Couldn't Clash magazine send someone with a rollin'rock-heart?
Forum: Tell Me

I need 10. At least.
Forum: Tell Me

Quoteexilestones QuoteRockman .... here ya go Cashimann .......... 1978? Thanks so much Rockman! Yeah around that a bit later I think 1979/80. Taken by Anton Corbjin. Its in the Record Company (Virgin I guess) Office in London.
Forum: Tell Me

Sorry Guys - never EVER will manage it to post a photo here. Soooo complicated.
Forum: Tell Me

Forum: Tell Me

Mick & Keith 1979 Virgin Records London
Forum: Tell Me

Forum: Tell Me

Quotebv We have been spoiled with studio and live music from the Stones since the early 60's. We just need to face the facts. There will be another studio album. For Sure. There may be another show. Not for sure. Still, they have left behind decades and decades of memories. I spend more time with my family now, and less time with The Stones. May be next year, I will see the Stones once more,
Forum: Tell Me

It´s the Mercedes for DJ`s. The best DJ-Friend since 40 years. And its a good price. You won't regret it. No other record player has his starting-speed. No DJ-record player this weight. When I'm DJ-ing for friends & guests I jump between two CD-Players and the SL 1200 MkII. Always thought about getting a secon one - but don't know where tp place it in my packed Hifi-closet. An
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteRockman Aint it truely strange how one can recognize certain people from behind even though you've never seen the back of them before .... yes and: e sat outside. At that moment I got a short look at his face and now I knew for sure. The man, who sat just two metres in front of us, at the other side of the window, and lit a cigarette. I recognized his hair, his face …. I was
Forum: Tell Me

I stopped after 3 seconds seeing where they/he put Black and Blue. Good night, bye bye, and on with the show.
Forum: Tell Me

Quoteexilestones Quotemicha063 I realy like this thread. 1982 I saw the Stones for the very first time. 5 shows. And it was so much joy! Do you have any good memories from the’82 shows to share with us? I’m glad you enjoy the thread. Your thread is one of the biggest hits in IORR-history!!
Forum: Tell Me

Great thing you found this dmay!
Forum: Tell Me

Happy Christmas to all of you! IORR - best island i know!
Forum: Tell Me

Took me away when I was 16. And ever since. 59 years on earth. 50 with the Stones. And 43 with the Horses.
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteElmo Lewis Sounds like you have some great parents! Yes indeed - thanks!
Forum: Tell Me

That´s great. I will give it to my 85 year old still piano playin' father who created a huge Jazz-World in our home ever since. From my 1961 baby-time on there was Jazz in my ear. Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond, Duke Ellington, Stan Kenton, Quincy Jones, Oscar Peterson, Monty Alexander and of course Carl Tjader and so many more lived and live in my parents living room until today. Jazz forme
Forum: Tell Me