Quotehockenheim95 QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotehockenheim95 QuoteDandelionPowderman As you know, we got two shows on the From The Vault-release. One on the album, and another one on the DVD. The japanese deluxe edition got both shows on CDs. And for the July 13 show you can even choose between a Bob Clearmountain and a Sam Wheat mix. Honestly here I prefer the Sam Wheat mix. That's a
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QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 QuoteStonedRambler QuoteTaylor1 Quote24FPS QuoteTaylor1 This band was better in 1975 and 1989 Uh, no. They were much tighter, more together at this particular concert in '78. Maybe some of the other shows weren't as good. They were more energetic than '89.My regret is they didn't do Midnight Rambl
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Quotejackflash27 QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 QuoteStonedRambler QuoteTaylor1 Quote24FPS QuoteTaylor1 This band was better in 1975 and 1989 Uh, no. They were much tighter, more together at this particular concert in '78. Maybe some of the other shows weren't as good. They were more energetic than '89.My regret is they didn't do Midnight Rambler in '78.
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QuoteTaylor1 Quote24FPS QuoteTaylor1 This band was better in 1975 and 1989 Uh, no. They were much tighter, more together at this particular concert in '78. Maybe some of the other shows weren't as good. They were more energetic than '89.My regret is they didn't do Midnight Rambler in '78. (Maybe they did it at another show on that tour). I love to hear their different v
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QuoteRocky Dijon The world is complex. Masks and the lockdowns did limit the spread of infection. The lockdowns also hurt the global economy. Of course, a full-blown plague would also hurt the global economy. The vaccines saved lives. The vaccines also had side effects for some and maybe everyone eventually. Life is choices. When you have two outcomes with negative results, you try your best to c
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Quoteslewan QuoteIrix The German Rock-Magazine Eclipsed (October 2022) has an 8-pages special about 60 years of the Rolling Stones - : There's also an interview with Chuck Leavell. When asked by Eclipsed about new Stones-Music, he said his personal guess would be 2023. hm, so even Chuck Leabell is guessing… is this good or bad news? Could be he isn't really involved into t
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QuoteNikkei I am a little tired of documentaries. We had all the good ones. "Tip of the Tongue" had everyone say a few things and I felt like I got to know Darryl well enough when he quoted Keith "I wrote it but do I know it?" I suppose an interview would be better than a documentary, same as with Chuck or the backing singers. Same, I always feel like no documentary can be 1
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QuoteTaylor1 This band was better in 1975 and 1989 The band was different in 1975, 1978 and 1989. Which tour was better than another is just a matter of taste and personal preference. There's no objective way to measure it. I personally like each of those tours, I couldn't chose one. But 1978 and especially this release is one of my favourite's. It's the last time IMHO the
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QuoteTaylor1 QuoteBig Al QuoteSpud I think we must accept that sometimes the quality expected of a commercial release just isn't there in the surviving original sources. On balance, I think I'd usually prefer to see and/or hear what we have than to get something that's been digitally mucked about with under the guise of "restoration". " It's just that I
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QuoteLeonidP QuoteStonedRambler QuoteLeonidP Quotedaspyknows Quotecalipachangero QuoteDoxa Quotecalipachangero Clapton probably can do without those people anyway.. and feel at ease. Yep. Nothing's funnier for a performer than to play to empty seats. - Doxa Pretty cynical talk here. I don’t think we are talking about many people. The vast majority can differenciate between music an
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QuoteLeonidP Quotedaspyknows Quotecalipachangero QuoteDoxa Quotecalipachangero Clapton probably can do without those people anyway.. and feel at ease. Yep. Nothing's funnier for a performer than to play to empty seats. - Doxa Pretty cynical talk here. I don’t think we are talking about many people. The vast majority can differenciate between music and personal political opinions.
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Quotehockenheim95 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteStonedRambler QuoteDandelionPowderman All the way? Are you saying that the SFM-intro is awful? It's even so good that "Ghost Hounds" copied the intro 1-to-1 on "Half my fault". Was funny as hell in Berlin at Waldbühne last tour when everybody cheered because they thought they were starting a Stones song lol To me it so
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Quotehockenheim95 QuoteStonedRambler QuoteProfessorWolf Quote24FPS QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteStonedRambler Quote24FPS QuoteProfessorWolf Quote24FPS QuoteHarlem Shuffler The 1999 Shepherd’s Bush Empire gig? We already have a 1999 No Security DVD. Is Shepherd's Bush Empire a different setlist? oh hell yeah! have a look the setlist Shattered It's Only Rock 'n' Ro
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QuoteDandelionPowderman All the way? Are you saying that the SFM-intro is awful? It's even so good that "Ghost Hounds" copied the intro 1-to-1 on "Half my fault". Was funny as hell in Berlin at Waldbühne last tour when everybody cheered because they thought they were starting a Stones song lol
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Quoteharlem shuffle One More Shot is terrible all the way It has some pretty cheap lyrics but I always thought "Put me in correction for my own protection in your jurisdiction spare the crucifixion" was a dope line.! Must be a Mick-line. Music wise I think it's pretty catchy!
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QuoteProfessorWolf Quote24FPS QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteStonedRambler Quote24FPS QuoteProfessorWolf Quote24FPS QuoteHarlem Shuffler The 1999 Shepherd’s Bush Empire gig? We already have a 1999 No Security DVD. Is Shepherd's Bush Empire a different setlist? oh hell yeah! have a look the setlist Shattered It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It) Respectable All
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Quote24FPS QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteStonedRambler Quote24FPS QuoteProfessorWolf Quote24FPS QuoteHarlem Shuffler The 1999 Shepherd’s Bush Empire gig? We already have a 1999 No Security DVD. Is Shepherd's Bush Empire a different setlist? oh hell yeah! have a look the setlist Shattered It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It) Respectable All Down THe Line Some
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QuoteBig Al Quote24FPS QuoteTaylor1 1972 Philadelphia or New York July 25,1972, second show, or any show they have in their possession which has better sound quality than L&G When I saw Ladies and Gentlemen in a midnight showing, circa 1976, it was advertised as being in Quadraphonic sound. Did something happen to those Quad tapes? They'd have to be better than what we've received
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QuoteAntoineParis QuoteRisingStone QuoteAntoineParis QuoteRisingStone QuoteAntoineParis European Tour this summer with final London Shows. That's all. Just that. No more gigs after that. AntoineParis, I have a question. You often behave like a bearer of insider information. I don’t necessarily doubt the authenticity of the information you bring along on this board and I refer to that with
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The band (especially with Billy Preston and Ollie Brown) was groovin' the hell out of that tour! Only Mick with his cocaine-vocals was the weak link...
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QuoteRisingStone QuoteAntoineParis European Tour this summer with final London Shows. That's all. Just that. No more gigs after that. AntoineParis, I have a question. You often behave like a bearer of insider information. I don’t necessarily doubt the authenticity of the information you bring along on this board and I refer to that with interest, for which I thank you. On the other hand
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Quotehockenheim95 QuoteTopi Now I knew Munich wasn't a sellout, but 16,000 unsold seats is a surprisingly high figure. It didn't look that empty. Eventim knows how to make a stadium look like a sellout. When they start to realize that they won't sell all tickets they start to take every second row out of sale. Then they give tickets away for radio competitions or even to comp
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Quote24FPS QuoteStonedRambler QuoteElmo ‘Thank heavens there's the conundrum of getting less for more from the aged performers. It's makes the decision to pay these outrageous prices a no brainer. I got just as much out of seeing Mick sing Out Of Time on YouTube as I would have seeing it live, and it was a hell of a lot cheaper. I've seen all these bands in better days, with better
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QuoteGasLightStreet You might want to reconsider your point of view in regard to criticizing people about spending such a large amount of money. I've met Elmo. The money Elmo hasn't spent on seeing one Stones show's maybe been spent on seeing local and touring acts that actually need the money. Maybe more depending on the year. As I've said, I don't like the super
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QuoteTopi Funny you should say that, StonedRambler, because I thought of this: Anyways. No, it's not a cheap night out. Yes, you can say it's very much a nostalgia act. (After 60 years on the road - doesn't that happen by definition?) BUT - people still keep going and they seem to have a damn good time. I know I did. Besides, a big part of going on tour is the social side
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QuoteElmo ‘Thank heavens there's the conundrum of getting less for more from the aged performers. It's makes the decision to pay these outrageous prices a no brainer. I got just as much out of seeing Mick sing Out Of Time on YouTube as I would have seeing it live, and it was a hell of a lot cheaper. I've seen all these bands in better days, with better setlists, at extremely better
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QuoteProfessorWolf it was in 2008 in los Angeles as a music fan it's truly horrifing between 118,000 and 175,000 master tapes lost! incuding most of the chess master tapes and chuck berry's! this wasn't just a sad event this is a huge loss for future generations and humanity as a whole a huge hole was burned through the cultural legacy of the 20th century the
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It was a fire at some archive from Universal Music if I remember right. But I don't think it was ever really confirmed which tapes from which artists got burned. The Stones seem to store most of their tapes in their own storage rooms as can be seen in the "my life as a rolling stone" documentary series, so I don't think they were affected
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How was that guy called who used to be on this forum always claiming that Dirty Work was the best Stones album? And nobody ever knew if that was irony or serious. This thread just reminded me of him. Wonder what happened to him...
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The best thing about iorr is: Even when I am in the middle of nowhere with barely reception at all (here in Germany here are many so called "Funklöcher" if you're on the countryside) and all the blown up "modern" websites wont load IORR still does!
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