Quotemtaylor Not just rumour, it is confirmed Está oficialmente confirmado. A banda Rolling Stones se apresentará em São Paulo, no estádio Allianz Parque, do Palmeiras, nos dias 21 e 23 de fevereiro de 2016, respectivamente domingo e terça-feira. A informação foi confirmada ao UOL pela assessoria de imprensa da AEG, empresa que administra o estádio. I can't be there, but VERY CO
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QuoteBrianJones1969 How would Deep Purple albums such as Burn and Stormbringer have sounded if the group actually got Mick Jagger to replace Ian Gillan, instead of future Whitesnake lead singer David Coverdale? The same can be said for live renditions of Gillan-era classics like "Child in Time," "Highway Star" and "Smoke on the Water." ~Ben Sometimes I think
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Quotejkundl If they come back to America next summer/year, they should play in these cities: Vegas (MGM Grand Garden Arena), Chicago (Solider Field), Denver (Red Rocks), Fort Worth, TX (Texas Motorspeedway) or Arlington, TX (Rangers Ballpark), NYC (Madison Square Garden), & other cities! I wanna hear what y'all think Never in Texas again. Dull dull crowd. I never sa
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Brussels 1973. The guitar interplay leading into the '2nd act' is incredible. Mick T and Keith were on it that night!
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Quotebv How many stars are there on the sky? How many fans will there be at the Quebec show tonight? How many drops of water is there in a river? How many picks is Keith throwing out during a tour? How many picks makes it into the hands of a real fan? How many fans have I met during this tour? How many times do a normal person think about the Stones during a day, and how many times do you and I t
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Quoteclapton71 Welcome to 2015. You're right, clapton71. But remembering the good old days is one of the privileges getting old. We need to remind ourselves that further down the road, today will be one of the good old days.
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Quote24FPS It's the song that splits the old Stones from the new Stones. 24FPS...Absolutely. I could not agree more. IMHO JJF was the turning point when they realized they could record what THEY wanted to record, not what the record company wanted them to record. They took off from JJF and never looked back. I think JJF may have been the first rock song to be made into a rock video. Crudel
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All this talk about high ticket prices takes me back to 1968 when Pinnacle Productions put on Saturday night rock & roll shows at the Shrine Exposition Hall in LA. Tickets were $3.50 at the door. There were 2 stages so one band could set up on one while another band played on the other. There were no seats...just a dance floor. And there was a projector with a blob of water and oil between 2
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Rock On!
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QuoteCaptainCorella Quote1969Fan Later the same day, I was in the living room where all their equipment was set up, reading when a guy dressed in corduroy pants, button down collar oxford cloth shirt, and loafers walked in and said hello. He was British...there were a lot of British people there. He was not tall enough to be a Rolling Stone. I was a fan and the Stones were bigger than life. W
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteOlly QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteOlly QuoteGasLightStreet Quotemandu during the movie Wild Horses and Brown Sugar was played,did they write those songs way before Sticky Fingers came out? Uhhh... have songs ever been on an album that were written after the album they're on came out? As sssoul has previously pointed out, the question is validated by the inclusion of
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I met Keith and Ronnie at a compound outside Montauk, Long Island NY where the Stones were rehearsing for the 1975 Tour. I was there to assist their tour photographer. When I arrived, the band was upstate in a hangar at a former AFB near Newburgh where they had set up the 'Lotus' stage. So I got drunk with one of the security guys and passed out in the first bed I could find. Later, I w
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Quotemr_dja Here's hoping that everyone in attendance has a great time! And for those of us who attempt to follow along at home, let's hope Detroit's cell phone service has plenty of bandwith for our periscopers! If I'm not mistaken, I think some of "IORR's Finest" will be in attendance tonight and, technology willing, those of us at home could have a bett
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QuoteDeltics Deltics...nice work in spite of the Stray Cat fluff. Every work of art has a flaw. Well done!
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Quotestonesrule Gollee 1969Fan. I was there for those two shows, and you didn't even wave! I came by to say hey, but you were passed out!
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QuoteChrisM42 Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!: The Source Shows and Overdubs: for your information. Chris M. Chris...www.rollingstonesnet.com is a great resource. I saw the interest the Ya Ya's Guitar Overdubs thread is getting and thought IORRians might enjoy the complete 1969 show. Every time I hear Ya Ya's I can't help but wonder what fans whose exposure to the Stones wa
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Is Charlie as great as people claim? Yes.
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Get All Your Ya Ya's Out is a mix of the original Ya Ya's release and the unreleased tracks to make a complete 1969 US Tour show. The set list is the same as the 2nd show, LA Forum, November 8 1969...my first Stones concert. My friend Doug Brown, who went with me that night, did it on Pro Tools. Running time: 65 mins. Enjoy! www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBQ9NKvZ3TE
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Quotekeefriffhards Quote1969Fan Quotekeefriffhards i wonder, is it possible for the stones to re create the basement at Nellcote and record the next album in it. try to replicate all the recording equipment. could it be possible ??? You can't go home again. IMHO Exile is a masterpiece and what made it so cannot be duplicated. i just feel that modern production techniques have not done
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QuoteWitness Quote1969Fan Although not a Stones album, The Wall is about as close as one can get to a 'flawless' double album. You are, of course, entitled to your own views. But if you insist on it towards other persons' views, I for one who love some of Pink Floyd's output (PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN, a couple of singles from 1967, MEDDLE) and do like other parts of it,
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Quotekeefriffhards i wonder, is it possible for the stones to re create the basement at Nellcote and record the next album in it. try to replicate all the recording equipment. could it be possible ??? You can't go home again. IMHO Exile is a masterpiece and what made it so cannot be duplicated.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteLeonidP QuoteGasLightStreet But... it is a double album and no band has ever had a flawless double album... Not sure about that. Exile is one, for me. The others I mentioned, White Album and Quadophenia as well. Ones I haven't mentioned ... Clash, London Calling -- No flaws on that one. U2, Rattle & Hum. If you were realistic about the content of EXILE...
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QuoteHearMeKnockin QuoteNaturalust Quotemitch QuoteNaturalust It does seem a bit overpriced at $85,000,000 considering the relatively old buildings on the property. I imagine whomever purchases it will demolish many of the structures and build a proper mansion, unfortunately. It is "overpriced" because it is old and because it used to belong to Warhol. A "proper mansion" w
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Quotecaschimann Quote1969Fan Quotemitch Part of stones history there. 1975. The third photo down...the living room...is where they rehearsed every night during the short time I was there. I remember walking outside to the beach at dawn and hearing them in the background. I knew I needed to savor the experience because it would never happen again. I was right. There was a hallway just out of
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QuoteKoen Love the furniture! So, what did they work on here? They rented the complex from Andy Warhol to rehearse for the 1975 Tour Of The Americas (TOTA). Keith and Ronnie stayed in the main house...the one that includes the kitchen seen in the b&w shot and the living room where they set up their amps, Charlie's drums, and a piano for Stu. Mick stayed in one of the other build
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Quotemitch Part of stones history there. If anyone's interested... 1975. The third photo down...the living room...is where they rehearsed every night during the short time I was there. I remember walking outside to the beach at dawn and hearing them in the background. I knew I needed to savor the experience because it would never happen again. I was right. There was a hall
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QuoteCristiano Radtke "So this is what the Marcus Amphitheater looked like yesterday -- with pit area" This looks like one hell of a place to enjoy the show! Everyone who's lucky enough to be there have a Great Time!
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Quotejahisnotdead We Rolling Stones fans are so incredibly lucky. They're alive: Brian Jones, Ian Stewart and Bobby Keys will always be missed, but it's amazing to me that so many former and current Stones are still alive. My second favorite band is the Ramones, and every single original member is now dead. I think of that every single time I think of the Stones, and am so grateful
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Well said, 24PS and treaclefingers. It's cool we have this forum to share and discuss opinions.
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Quotefrankotero Hmm, there's a fine line in all this. Personally I believe constructive criticism is good and blind faith is bad. Of course this can go both ways on both topics. However, I do agree with the notion it's great to have them on tour in 2015. And maybe we'll be lucky enough to hear some new studio music. I keep my fingers crossed. I respect other's responses and
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