Mafia/Gangster - Godfather I & II Goodfellas Casino Evil/Devil - The Excorcist The Omen (original version) Whatever Happened To Rosemary's Baby
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Full Metal Jacket
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@#$%& ACDC! Highway to Hell is a great song, but thats about it. Now, can anyone tell us who is opening for the Stones in LA?
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I was born and raised on the Beatles....born in '63. My daddy used to come home from work and play A Hard Days Night, some of my earliest memories. Then my older brother bought all the later stuff, I remember listening to Revolution #9 from the White album, played backwards on the turntable. "Turn me on dead man". As a 6 year old, I was scared! Then hearing Here Comes The Sun
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Dylan - Modern Times Dr. Alimantado - The House of Singles King Tubby & Friends - Motion Dub Special: Classic Dubs 1974-1978 Knowledge - Rasta Don't Take Bribe (With Prince Far I, Charlie Chaplin, Etc.)
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1 - LA Coliseum, 1981 2 - Stockholm Cirkus, 2003 3 - Utrecht Vredenberg, 2003 4 - Hollywood Bowl I & II, 2005 5 - LA FORUM - 2006
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I was at my art studio, right across the street from Cal State University, Northridge. It was all a blur, I saw it all live on CNN. Around noon, I went to the university to visit friends in the Art dept., and everyone was glued to the tv. Everyone was shocked. Eventually the university, along with all public schools in the LA area were closed down for the day. We were told to evacuate the
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U2 is horrible, they've been that way since '85. Rubin can be a great producer, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are proof of this. But his roots in rap music is his downfall...see the Beastie Boys.
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My older brother met Bob at a psychiatrists office in the late '70's in Santa Monica, CA.
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Speaking of Flea, I saw the Red Hot Chili Peppers the other night at the LA Forum and they tore the roof off the place.
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Santa Monica, California
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Born in i963..43 years old. 40 Stones shows later, I'm shooting for Vegas and LA for #41 & #42. Would like an aditional show (rumoured LA arena or hawaii show), to round off to # 43..that would be perfect! Average Stones show per lifetime...once a year!
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Smokey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But of course > part of the art is that the "story" is vague > enough to allow more than one interpretation.** Thats the point of art, poetry, and music....and lets keep it that way. I don't need a preacher to tell me what to think, I've got my own intrepretation.
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I was there B2B first show 15 rows behind B-stage. The sound was excellent.
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It was in the calendar section yesterday, and it was a review, not an "interview" as I mistakenly posted above. POP ALBUM REVIEW Seduced by the master once again Saucy, romantic ... Bob Dylan? He's all that on "Modern Times," with a touch of the blues too. By Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer "Funny" and "sexy" are two wor
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Time Out Of Mind is an absolute masterpiece. Best Dylan album since Bloood On The Tracks. I fell in love with it the day I bought it in '97, and listened to it continously for weeks and months afterwards. Love And Theft was great as well, but the rag-tag slop of ideas and tunes thrown together makes it a bit inferior. Not as cohesive as Time Out Of Mind, and thats where it lacks in qu
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He isn't that fat, but I can't help think of Mama Cass. Will MT be remembered as another fat one? I don't think so. His legacy is with the Stones music, when they were in their prime "slim & trim" years.
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"There's no definition of nothing, no vocal, no nothing, just like ... static." Sounds like the lyrics of a great new song, Bob always has a way with words. You gotta love him!
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Van will be treated like the second coming of the Messiah! Most Stones fans can understand and appreciate the significanceof Van the Man, especially the older and wiser ones in the crowd. This is a superb choice, and I can only hope he opens up in Vegas, and LA as well. And thank goodness the Stones dropped Streets Of Love from the UK set-list, We can all breathe a sigh of relief.
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It's probably already been said, BUT ONLY 19 SONGS!!!! This is a long thread, and haven't had time to read through. Mick's voice must be suffering, or Keith may be having some headaches. Lets hope they stay healthy enough to finish this mini-Euro leg of the tour, and make their triumphant return to the US!
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I'd love to hear Billy Gibbons singing 'Revolution' or Lemmy singing 'Back In The USSR'. These are instant classics in my mind.
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Coming Down Again would be a perfect fit, much better than Slipping Away, etc. And Infamy live was ridiculous. Not one of Keiths better moments...studio or live.
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Mick starts it, and then Ronnie and Keith weave throughout. Keith has some killer blues licks, perfectly timed. And Daryl has finally found his bass-playing voice in the Stones with this song. He's one funky bassist!
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The Sound Of Music soundtrack.
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I predict the US Fall '06 tour will end at the LA FORUM.
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Axl is a wimp. Picking a fight with clothes designer Tommy Hilfiger? What a joke!
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Jones was very tame and generic. His sound was soft and mellow. A total contradiction for the Who. I saw them in '79, and it was a shame. As someone mentioned above, Daltrey didn't like him. In a recent interview with Roger, he called Kenny Jones a mistake that he regrets. It should have never happened.
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A masterpiece.
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A Hard Rains A Gonna Fall - Bob Dylan I'm Only Sleeping - The Beatles Behind Blue Eyes - The Who Paint It Black - Stones I'm So Bored With the USA - The Clash Lively Up Yourself - Bob Marley Third Stone From the Sun - Jimi Hendrix Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd That Smell - Lynyrd Skynyrd Ring Of Fire - Johnny Cash
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I heard the sound was horrible from all levels, and it was uncomfortable to be stared at by thousand of fans watching the Stones. I'd rather sit FOS...even 10 rows back...even 20 or 30 rows back. Even the short B-stage experience has more value than sitting behind the band.
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