QuoteTopi Quotefalo01 QuoteStonedRambler Why should they play four shows with 20.000 people per concert if they can have a stadium show and play to the same 80.000 people all at once? Hardcore fans can only buy 1 ticket for a 80.000 people show, while lots of those fans will by 4 tickets for all 4 shows. I guess in the end they may sell tickets easier. In that equation, you also have to tak
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Quote24FPS Who cares anymore? Do you think you're getting another Sticky Fingers? It took the core of Watts/Richards/Jagger & Wyman to create most of the magic. That will never exist again on this earthly plane. It's a chemistry thing. That's what's been lacking for decades now. They can put out a decent single from time to time, but even those aren't on the level of
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QuoteGerardHennessy QuoteStonedRambler QuoteGerardHennessy In fact my reasoning is totally based on what has been happening, or more correctly NOT happening, since 2006. For what it's worth I believe the main blockage regarding the album comes down to the musical differences between Mick and Keith. But they HAVE been in the studio almost every year since 2012 even though they toured every
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QuoteGerardHennessy In fact my reasoning is totally based on what has been happening, or more correctly NOT happening, since 2006. For what it's worth I believe the main blockage regarding the album comes down to the musical differences between Mick and Keith. But they HAVE been in the studio almost every year since 2012 even though they toured every year (apart from the covid time). Even
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QuoteGerardHennessy QuoteStonedRambler QuoteProfessorWolf do you think they've personally set themselves a deadline at which point what they have is as good as it'll get or will this just go on until mick's satisfied that he's got a new exile? I personally think they don't have set any deadline and I think it's very well possible that the last one alive (probably
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QuoteProfessorWolf do you think they've personally set themselves a deadline at which point what they have is as good as it'll get or will this just go on until mick's satisfied that he's got a new exile? I personally think they don't have set any deadline and I think it's very well possible that the last one alive (probably Mick) will chose the songs and finish
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QuoteHairball A few random nuggets of decent quality tunes interspersed throughout each of those uneven latter era albums, and all of those albums are definitely far from being considered goldmines of greatness. Exactly that. So what if they keep recording until they have enough "random nuggets of decent quality tunes" to fill a whole album with that?
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QuoteHairball They're waiting for it to become "great" before they release it...lol......we could be here for many more years wondering and waiting for that to happen - as Mick said last year "don't hold your breath". Why waiting? They been in the studio just before this tour. For me the strategy here is clear. Creating a whole bunch of material at each of those
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I'll just say one thing here that always proved to be true again during my life: Don't ever underestimate the Stones Every time people thought they were down they coming back with a blast. Fact is: They have been recording almost every year since 2012 (with the exception of the pandemic years). When it's all said and done and they can't tour anymore the best track
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Quoteguyrachel I agree with the last post. I don’t think they lack creativity, Keith did CrossEyedHeart came out 7 years ago, and I really enjoy it creatively… they need Steve Jordan to help them, they need inspiration, I think if they were inspired they’d be up for it, but I think it’s much harder now at the age they combining their very different approaches, I suspect that Keith’s methodology i
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotebitusa2012 QuoteStonedRambler And this thread is getting merged in 3... 2... 1... Would you rather have them bring out another ABB or would you want them to get it right this final time? It's gonna be the last one, they know it, and they wanna do it right. On the way they released a whole album of blues covers and a number one single (at least here in Germa
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Quotebitusa2012 QuoteStonedRambler And this thread is getting merged in 3... 2... 1... Would you rather have them bring out another ABB or would you want them to get it right this final time? It's gonna be the last one, they know it, and they wanna do it right. On the way they released a whole album of blues covers and a number one single (at least here in Germany) that they played at
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Quotemaumau QuoteStonedRambler Would you rather have them bring out another ABB or would you want them to get it right this final time? It's gonna be the last one, they know it, and they wanna do it right. Did they release ABB thinking that it was not right or good? Was the thought that it might be their last one so far away in 2005? I really can't see Mick and Keith so anxious f
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And this thread is getting merged in 3... 2... 1... Would you rather have them bring out another ABB or would you want them to get it right this final time? It's gonna be the last one, they know it, and they wanna do it right. On the way they released a whole album of blues covers and a number one single (at least here in Germany) that they played at every concert during the last year.
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Quotebv QuoteStonedRambler Why should they play four shows with 20.000 people per concert if they can have a stadium show and play to the same 80.000 people all at once? The average stadium crowd is not 80,000 but more like 50,000 or below that. Just two of the shows during the USA 2021 Tour were more than 50,000 crowds. There are many arena size venues with capacity 25,000 to 29,000 in USA,
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Why should they play four shows with 20.000 people per concert if they can have a stadium show and play to the same 80.000 people all at once?
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Quotesandandglue I was sent the sample by a friend who could see I was struggling to post so if wasn’t all my own work. Maybe he could rip the whole thing if he's also on this forum? Would be highly apprechiated!
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Quote24FPS QuoteGasLightStreet Quote24FPS Expanding on what Doxa said, it is a pity that El Mocambo wasn't released in total, in place of Love You Live. LYL is what started the whole 'Vegas' Stones talk. It felt contrived, and lacked excitement. El Mocambo brought them back to that compressed feeling of being on a small stage. (Something they replicated with good effect with Sticky
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I don't want an IEM to sound "good", I want to hear it as Mick heard it If that's the way he heard it then it's hust the way it's gotta be for me
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Quotesandandglue Fine. WTsee what you think. Amazing! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to hear the whole thing anytime soon.
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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 Girls Melody I Got The Blues Brand New Car Mo
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Quoteironbelly But we all know about the upcoming Vault release. It would be 12 SHM-CDs from In Mono box set and (allegedly) the new re-issue of In Mono box set as colored vinyl (minus Stray Cats). What else do you want? The X-mas market is filled. That's ABKCO. The Stones will do their own releases completely independent from that.
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QuoteCristiano Radtke QuoteStonedRambler Quotewickerman Fingers crossed for Paris 2017 - I believe they filmed all 3 nights at the brand new U Arena. They didn't. I was there. It looks like at least one of those concerts was filmed. I saw that back thenbut I thought it was just for an imagine / advert film for the arena which was new back then, in fact the Stones were the first eve
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Quotewickerman Fingers crossed for Paris 2017 - I believe they filmed all 3 nights at the brand new U Arena. They didn't. I was there.
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Quotehockenheim95 Quoterogerriffin Quotehockenheim95 Did they film any show from the Sixty tour properly by a separate film crew? nowadays its not necesary a "properly" film crew, with the same number of cameras they shooting the shows they can release an excellent Bluray, just watch the Bridges To Buenos Aires bluray. I don't agree. Buenos Aires has the worst visuals from all
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Quotewiredallnight QuoteStonedRambler Copa and Uncut are definitely the worst, they are unlistenable. But I have listened to them. So tell me, how could I do this, listen to something unlistenable...? Some people manage to do the impossible
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Quotesandandglue I tried to rip y’all a track but my disk drive is struggling a bit and all I got was the intro - If you want an audience recording of the crowd with the Stones introduction in IEM quality, you’re welcome to it. Otherwise I’ll keep working on getting a longer track on my laptop somehow. Thanks for trying though. Appreciated!
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Quotemajomuc Hi you all ! Finally finished a proper album of Berlin photos here: Hope you enjoy ... That's absolutely incredible. Stunning.
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Quotehockenheim95 QuoteStonedRambler Quotehockenheim95 Quotebabyblue Quality? The BBC broadcast is just as good as other videos from that era. The audio is newly mixed by Sam Wheat and sounds like...like a Sam Wheat mix Yes, although it's far better than the MSG release, Copacabana or VL uncut. I'd say on par with the Bridges releases. I think MSG sounds really good compared to Cop
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Quotehockenheim95 Quotebabyblue Quality? The BBC broadcast is just as good as other videos from that era. The audio is newly mixed by Sam Wheat and sounds like...like a Sam Wheat mix Yes, although it's far better than the MSG release, Copacabana or VL uncut. I'd say on par with the Bridges releases.
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