Quotetomcasagranda Just wondering ? guess they still have codein to fix it
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QuoteStonesNYc Wasted? Ronnie has been a much more prolific artist since the mid seventies than either Jagger or Richards. Mick and Keith have been resigned to performing greatest hits tours for past 25 years. and they signed Ronnie to perform those greatest hits tours for them
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I guess "wasted" is the wrong term, but I'd said he made suboptimal use of his talent. In some way his career has been a sideman's career (an important sideman but a sideman non the less). On the other hand: maybe his basic talent is/was to be a sideman. Sure he somehow saved the Stones and still does save them since he's doing the guitar work that Keith is not willing/ab
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Quotestargroover During Fridays Eurosport snooker appearance by Ronnie,he says "Keith if your watching I will see you in the studio tomortudio row". if Keith watches Ronnie will see him in the studio. But what if Keith doesn't watch?
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QuoteCristiano Radtke 65. BEST BOXED OR SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION PACKAGE Sticky Fingers (Super Deluxe Edition) Stephen Kennedy & James Tilley, art directors (The Rolling Stones) Label: Universal Music Enterprises, A Division Of UM Full list here: since Bob Dylan's Cutting Edge will count for 2016 and is going to be a predictable winner the Stones might win this year
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QuoteErik_Snow QuoteHappy Jack It's neat that Dylan is releasing all of these 1965 Live concerts, but are they in better quality than the sourced bootlegs, or is this mearly a legit release of the bootlegs (namely the electric era boots, most of which sound rough). Many of the acoustic 1965 performances are new to circulation, but the electric era recordings are same quality or worse than
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Bob Dylan (Tübingen, Bamberg, Leipzig, 2xBerlin, Braunschweig, Regensburg) Jesse Malin (Frankfurt)
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unless the remix it they can keep it in the vaults
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Quotestargroover Maybe a warm up for the boys?Thats the word on the street..... depends on the street
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The best Stones live album since YaYas (not counting the From The Vaults series). The only song that's a let down (and a very big let down) is Like A Rolling Stone! Someone should have told them that this is NOT a pop song
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Quotejlowe Fair point Slewan. A bit ironic though when you think that for the past 30 odd years Dylan has tended to record his albums VERY QUICKLY. You get the impression that if the first take is ok, that will do.Cuts down on recording costs. may be true – but still he produces quite a few alternate takes, outtakes etc – see for example Bootleg Series 8/Tell Tale Signs covering the period 19
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Quotejlowe Quoteslewan QuoteHappy Jack I've been listening to the six disc set, and recently "acquired" the 18 disc set, but haven't started listening to that yet. What strikes me as odd is that there are 2 songs Dylan performed in 1965-66 that he apparently didn't attempt in the studio. The first is Long Distance Operator (available on a bootleg of the same name from Ber
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QuoteHappy Jack I've been listening to the six disc set, and recently "acquired" the 18 disc set, but haven't started listening to that yet. What strikes me as odd is that there are 2 songs Dylan performed in 1965-66 that he apparently didn't attempt in the studio. The first is Long Distance Operator (available on a bootleg of the same name from Berkeley 1965 and later co
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just randomly pick out a dozen classical blues songs, get in the studio, record them and put them out on a record! Where's the problem? Bob Dylan's coving Sinatra with marvelous results (you have to see/hear him sing that stuff live)
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QuoteMr.D I'm working my way through the 18CD version, talk about for competists only! see:
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QuoteSilver Dagger QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteMacLaurens Does someone have the whole setlist? It was released digitally, like Deltics mentioned above: 1. "Rough Justice" 4:15 2. "Live with Me" 4:11 3. "19th Nervous Breakdown" 4:43 4. "She's So Cold" 4:43 5. "Dead Flowers" 4:17 6. "Back of My Hand" 5:09 7. &q
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saw him opening for Bob Dylan in LA in 2009. Good show though nothing too special (much unlike Bob's show)
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nobody is being forced to listen to his records or go to his shows
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Quotestones2000 Maybe Chuck Leavell? hahahaha – most likely / hopefully not even in his wildest dreams
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QuoteCristiano Radtke First Listen: Bob Dylan, 'The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12' as a long time collector, I'd say it's rather underwhelming. But then there's this Visions of Johanna that has never been bootlegged before. It's so f##king amazing!
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Quotegeorgelicks Mick was in London's O2 last night at U2's show, here with The Edge at the after party: huh? I always thought that he's not only a man of wealth, but of taste, too…
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QuoteOlly Quoteslewan QuoteOlly Crow's and Dylan's respective versions of 'Mississippi': which is the original and which the cover? Bob Dylan wrote the song and recorded several versions of it during the Time Out Of Mind Sessions (1996/97) but was somehow not satisfied with the results. Thus he gave the song to Sheryl Crow who recorded and released it right away. Bob Dylan h
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QuoteOlly Crow's and Dylan's respective versions of 'Mississippi': which is the original and which the cover? Bob Dylan wrote the song and recorded several versions of it during the Time Out Of Mind Sessions (1996/97) but was somehow not satisfied with the results. Thus he gave the song to Sheryl Crow who recorded and released it right away. Bob Dylan himself rerecorded the
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Quotedead.flowers (c) Undecided Like A Rolling Stone (Boby Dylan) topped by the Rolling Stones or by Jimi Hendrix or not? neither by the Stones (must be a joke!) nor Hendrix. In fact: The Stones' version is bullshit while Hendrix is a nice try (but not much more) If anybody ever outperformed Bob Dylan's original it must have been Dylan himself (just listen to the live version p
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do we really need this release - since we already have Hampton 81 (same tour, same setlist)
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QuoteTurner68 Quoteslewan what really saved the Stones is that Mick Jagger's various attempts to launch a successful solo career all failed (and Ronnie needed a steady job too) interesting to wonder what would have happened if he hadn't returned to the stones and the rest had continued recording, perhaps recruiting a new singer. most likely we'd now discuss what happened if Ja
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what really saved the Stones is that Mick Jagger's various attempts to launch a successful solo career all failed (and Ronnie needed a steady job too)
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for those who want to order the 18 CD box and live outside the US - watch out! You'll have to pay custom charges as well as import taxes. For Germany you'll have to add 3,5% custom charges and 19% Einfuhrumsatzsteuer (vAT for import)
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Desolation Row, Highlands, Sad Eyed Lady of The Lowlands – all by Bob Dylan
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