Quotedaspyknows Look at the posting above. Everything was released before. Why would I spend money to buy the same thing again especially when having the paper and plastic serves no purpose. I don't need to justify anything I do to you regardless. Go back under your rock . Not officially, apart from the original "24 Nights" audio/video, of course. But that has not anything to
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Quotematxil Quotepaulywaul And then, after coming out with a true peach of a final album, and maybe touring behind it one last time, they could hang up their boots with smug smiles on their faces, secure in the knowledge that they've broken just about every record worth breaking, lasted longer than anyone (including themselves) could ever have imagined, and that there's never been anyth
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Quotedaspyknows Quoteretired_dog Quotedaspyknows QuoteRockman AWWWW come on support the Clap .... been there, done that. prefer to support artists wo actually need support and don't support things I don't support. also have no need for physical media whether its cd, vinyl, blue ray, cassette, 8 track etc. And that's why you support stealing? Strange double standards to say
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Quotedaspyknows QuoteRockman AWWWW come on support the Clap .... been there, done that. prefer to support artists wo actually need support and don't support things I don't support. also have no need for physical media whether its cd, vinyl, blue ray, cassette, 8 track etc. And that's why you support stealing? Strange double standarts to say the least!
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QuoteDoxa Yeah, R Dog, I get what you mean by doing best under those circumstances, since them not being ideal. But still, I think, as they did release the album they, pragmatically speaking, were pleased with it enough, and were ready stand behind it. I mean, these were the guys who once thought that ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS or SOME GIRLS LIVE IN TEXAS were too subpar to be released. Surely the circ
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QuoteDoxa Damn great remarks here about the latest album of originals here! I dig the variety of opinions. That's what discussion is all about, right? I said above that probably the album had been better if Mick had his will through - that they should have done something to the material in a proper studio, like Keith told us. Well, who knows. That's speculation if it would been sharp
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Quotetreaclefingers Quoteliddas QuoteDoxa It is pretty hard to understand what Keith is actually trying to say there, other that he is bashing Mick there (a constant theme of the book). To me it doesn't sound it is anything about sonical matters at all: only that Mick - and only him - is so vain that he just wants to work in a fancy 'real' studio an sich, despite it not, as Keith
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QuoteHairball QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax "Quite good" sounds like a classic Macca-ism to me...for something that's going to be great. Hold the faith for the Rolling Stones resurrekshun ... Yes, hoping, waiting, wondering, speculating, and keeping the faith for what seems like eternity now....and "quite good" does sound like a Macca-ism for something thats going to be grea
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QuoteRockman HHHhaaaaaaa... yep retired ... All ya can do is laugh ... Yep... or taking this as psychological studies of certain people's state of mind - I mean, first blaming the Stones for not releasing new music since oh so when, then dismissing Blue And Lonesome because it was "just covers", then chewing on the "hitting the wall"-story ad nauseam, then accusing them
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QuoteHairball Quotelem motlow It will be ok and fun to hear what they come up with but don’t get your hopes up. Keith once said Mick Taylor was a great guitar player who found out the hard way that’s all he is. Mick and Keith are great songwriters who are gonna find out the hard way that’s all they are because the guys who made those old records ain’t here anymore. No Bill, Charlie,Brian, Nick
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Quoterogerriffin i dont know why they weren´t sued by this rap they took for the ASMB song Well, there are no farting noises on ASMB so what exactly should he sue? More seriously, I think that even if this guy had tried, he would have had a hard time to convince even risk-friendly lawyers of at least a slight chance to win...
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The 1978 Some Girls tour was the Stones reborn - once again, like in 1969, they were successfully adjusting to the times and almost chameleon-like, almost nothing resembles the sound and attitude of their 1975-1976 tours. There were early signs already at El Mocambo '77, no longs songs like YCAGWYW or Midnight Rambler for example, but it took the Some Girls recording sessions and the resc
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QuoteDoxa Hehe, Rockie, that's the habit Zimmy learned from the folk circles. Nobody owns the music, its everybody's. You can re-cicle it as much as you want, since it only serves as a template for lyrical content. And it's only the latter that matters to copyright.. Kids, don't try that at home! - Doxa Doxa, I'm afraid that in reality it's a bit more complex
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl The defence rests. And likely prepare themselves for a massive counter-attack... Honestly, there's no chance in hell for this copyright claim. It's like James Brown suing the Stones for "stealing" his "sound" in Sex Drive. They likely did, but a certain sound is not subject of any copyright. Otherwise, artists could sue other artists for try
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QuoteDoxa Great photos! Keith seemingly found his cozy place in the studio: 'here I sit and play the bass. Just go to a hotel room to change the clothes occasionally'. - Doxa And to take a shower every once in a while would be nice too!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotedoitywoik For better or worse, we shouldn't forget that there are three guitar players in the Stones. So whatever the new album will turn out to be like, we can be sure that Mick has his share of duties in the axe department. It wouldn't surprise me if Steve played some guitar, too, like he does on Winos-albums. Isn't it enough already to get Macca
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QuoteTopi Was "Ghost Town" marvellous? All things considered, yes, absolutely. What more do you expect from the Stones at this stage?
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Quotetreaclefingers Quoteretired_dog QuoteDoxa They cannot win, but still they are going to win... - Doxa They're most likely not going to win "JJF" or "Gimme Shelter"-style, but I'm pretty confident they will win at least "Ghost Town"-style what will still be marvellous! If we get anything approaching Easy Sleazy, or actually get that cut, rerecorde
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QuoteDoxa They cannot win, but still they are going to win... - Doxa They're most likely not going to win "JJF" or "Gimme Shelter"-style, but I'm pretty confident they will win at least "Ghost Town"-style what will still be marvellous!
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QuoteGerardHennessy QuoteHairball QuoteGerardHennessy Quotedoitywoik I don't quite see how Macca should outhustle or outbullshit the Stones w.r.t. the new album. From what little we know at this point, he is playing bass on a track (maybe also providing background vocals or the odd hand clap). We don't know what kind of song it is, who wrote it, or anything else about it, etc. From a mu
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QuoteProfessorWolf Quotetreaclefingers QuoteBungo Did someone say Mick Taylor would be playing on the new record? That would be amazing! Only Mick Taylor (and Sir Paul McCartney) can save this record. I find that quote...curious. You haven't even heard the record, so what exactly needs 'saving', if you could clarify? i think this may have been meant as a sarcastic statme
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QuoteDoxa Quoteretired_dog QuoteDoxa Interesting thoughts here in regard to Brian vs. George and their role in their bands. And I don't see any real disagreements between what Ps37 and 24FPS say. Both right. Yeah, the dynamics within the bands vary. Some similarities, but also some important differences. I think initially Keith's role was more closely to George's. It was Brian
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I did not really take notice of him until 1982 when "Your Old Lady" from the El Rayo-X album became a regular part of the Stones European tour pre-concert tape, so I dived deeper and became a fan! Actually met him once in person, and guess where, out of all places, backstage at the Voodoo Lounge opening night in Washington DC (Nils Lofgren was also there btw). Talk about kinda Stones
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteBungo Did someone say Mick Taylor would be playing on the new record? That would be amazing! Only Mick Taylor (and Sir Paul McCartney) can save this record. I find that quote...curious. You haven't even heard the record, so what exactly needs 'saving', if you could clarify? That's not curious, Treacle. That's simply... IORR! Theorizing
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 Quote24FPS QuoteVoodooLounge13 Could do without Clapton. Don't really feel he adds anything. Honestly, would hope for minimal outside influences unless they're to add parts, as in the rumored bass overdubs that Macca added. A sax here, some piano there. If we're gonna bring in any guest guitarist............well, do I really need to type it out??? Good go
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QuoteDoxa Interesting thoughts here in regard to Brian vs. George and their role in their bands. And I don't see any real disagreements between what Ps37 and 24FPS say. Both right. Yeah, the dynamics within the bands vary. Some similarities, but also some important differences. I think initially Keith's role was more closely to George's. It was Brian and Mick that had a thing o
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QuoteDoxa QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteDoxa QuoteProfessorWolf another question given how hard seemingly this album was to complete did they ask for or use any songs brought by ronnie and if so will we be seeing any credit given to him They haven't give Ronnie a credit since what? DIRTY WORK? and supposedly used his song ideas either plus along the years Ronnie or anyone else has only tal
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 Feb 24 The Rolling Stones - 15 The Rolling Stones No 2 - 15 Out of Our Heads - 15 Aftermath - 15 Between The Buttons - 15 Their Satanic Majesties Request - 15 Beggars Banquet - 15 Let It Bleed - 15 Sticky Fingers - 17 (+1) Exile on Main St. - 15 Goats Head Soup - 15 It’s Only Rock ’N Roll - 15 Black And Blue - 15 Some Girls - 15 Emotional Rescue - 15 Tattoo Y
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Quotestefanz Quoteretired_dog Quotestefanz Quoteretired_dog What has RSTG offered, and in particular delivered so far that could indicate that they and their various, if not numerous, pseudonyms here are part of any inner circle, not to speak of an inner trading circle? Where have you been in all those years? On the moon? Answering a serious question with a stupid non-topic question makes me
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QuoteIrix QuoteDoxa The Stones representative mentions Macca playing on a "new song". The more interesting sentence would have been: "The Stones representative confirms Bill Wyman playing on a new song". The best sentence in terms of artistry and marketing value would have been: "The Stones representative confirms Bill Wyman playing on every song except one that
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