QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteRollingFreak I'm happy I saw everyone I want to already, and I hope my kids don't want to see a lot of concerts lol. Cause I just won't be able to afford them. And moreover, if I could, its not what I'd think is reasonable to spend my money on. I genuinely can't fathom anyone spending more than $500 on a concert ticket. Honestly, more than $300. I
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He's very good at continuing to be Peter Gabriel at 75. God bless him. Turns 76 in 4 days.
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I'm happy I saw everyone I want to already, and I hope my kids don't want to see a lot of concerts lol. Cause I just won't be able to afford them. And moreover, if I could, its not what I'd think is reasonable to spend my money on. I genuinely can't fathom anyone spending more than $500 on a concert ticket. Honestly, more than $300. Its a fun night out, but I really don&#
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Many thoughts: I applaud Dee. I was also surprised that after 10 years of "retiring" they decided to come back out. Not that every other band isn't doing the same, but they seemed serious and it seemed like the moment for them to come back had passed. What legitimately changed in the last 2 months that they now had to cancel? Had they not really known he could do this earl
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They were very clearly not the best but also very clearly not the worst of the legacy rock acts doing the super bowl. They just... were, and that's fine to me. I don't think anyone should be too critical. They showed up, did their stones thing, and that's it. Yeah, Rough Justice is dumb to include (and I like the song), but they had a new album so of course they'd play it. The
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QuoteChrisL That doesn't sound good. You never really know with these old guys. I didn't take it cryptically, but I guess it could be. I literally just watched this clip the other day where Neil talks about sometimes he's into doing something, and sometimes he's not. He's always been that way, so its kind what I thought when I read it. Maybe he's just changed hi
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QuoteStoneage What happened to Dennis Leary? I remember him from the early days of MTV. He did skits between the videos there. A cool looking, funny guy. Since then I think I have seen him in some less successful movies or tv-series. But that was a time ago. Anyway, I hope he is doing well. I think after Ice Age and Rescue Me, he was pretty much set up for awhile money wise. He'll occasi
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Damn, thats sad. Wish him all the best, but that sounds terrible. Having said that, did anyone think Golden Earring was still around?
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Quoterbk Bruce has said recently that he has suffered writer's block for the last decade or so. Listening to "Streets of Minneapolis" it is clear that he is correct. The politics of the song aside, it's sophistry that sounds like it was written by a middle schooler. Its pretty common that later in the career the muse is just gone for these artists. Disappointing with Bruce b
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Quotegeorgelicks After the release of the Stones' new album this year, I wouldn't be surprised at all by a new Mick solo album. He must have enough material to fill three or four albums, and if he wants, he can collaborate with any current artist who would never say no to the legend. With the Stones it's more difficult, but Mick could do duets with Morgan Wallen, Harry Styles, SZA,
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QuoteIrix Peter Gabriel - Been Undone (Dark-Side Mix) - , , . This is pretty good! I've never been the biggest solo Gabriel fan (loved him with Genesis), but maybe I should check some more out, at least some of the recent stuff, if its similar. Bright Side Mix of the song released the other day: Been Undone (Bright-Side Mix)
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Quotetommycharles Wings is a tough story to tell because it peaked about 2/3 of the way through and then fizzled out, it'll be interesting to see how they pitch it. I'm looking forward to it, it should be a fun film. I'll be curious to see it, because I've always viewed Wings as McCartney WANTING to be in another band, but he was unquestionably the leader and it was never re
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QuoteProfessorWolf but for me his real turn around was with outside that along with diamond dogs is my favorite album of his Glad I'm not the only one with Hours! And yeah, that Outside period was just so cool. As you say, there's redeeming qualities to all his albums, but it really seemed like he was done f'ing around and wanted to do something honest and throw himself fully
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QuoteRisingStone QuoteRollingFreak Am I the only one that likes "hours..."? I think its @#$%& brilliant and only gotten better with time. I don't know why THAT one has always been singled out as a real stinker. I guess cause he wasn't really doing anything really off the wall? Just kinda felt like happy, content Bowie, but I thought the songs were super strong and I'm
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Am I the only one that likes "hours..."? I think its @#$%& brilliant and only gotten better with time. I don't know why THAT one has always been singled out as a real stinker. I guess cause he wasn't really doing anything really off the wall? Just kinda felt like happy, content Bowie, but I thought the songs were super strong and I'm sorry the reception to it really got t
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Its official. Horribly sad.
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QuoteGJV Oh Nooo! She was a beautifull person, not only in her looks, but also a good and great person. She will always be remembered! R.I.P. Brigitte Bardot. Funny, because Chappell Roan and Gwyenth Paltrow’s daughter both took down posts about her because of her extreme far right views, disregard of the MeToo movement, etc.
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Quotefrenki09 Ian Anderson posted a heartfelt tribute to Abrahams. It is with great sadness that we learned yesterday of the passing of Jethro Tull founding member Mick Abrahams. Mick was vitally important to the early Tull formation out of the ashes of The John Evan Band and McGregor’s Engine, the blues band he formed with Clive Bunker in the Luton/Dunstable area. We all offer our condolence
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Seeing them in 2013 in Philly and getting to see Mick Taylor with them. I'm a younger fan and I truly never thought I'd get to see that happen. Midnight Rambler by that point was expected, but Can't You Hear Me Knockin' was not. Getting both was just a joy. He's the reason I play guitar so its one of my favorite concert memories of all time.
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QuoteSirCorto I don't remember when was the last time I listened to it. I just listened it for the first time in a decade after seeing the movie. It was fun to see it on screen with the visual. As an album, I remember why I really never revisit it. Its not bad, but its just fine. Its kinda like Live Licks disc 1. They aren't the best version of those hits I've heard a million tim
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Hard not to be entertained by the Rolling Stone article above. Every scenario BUT the most obvious one which is "they are over 80 and its crazy it hasn't ended already." Obviously we all want them to stay out there, but at some point it really does all have to end. I'm not necessarily saying I want it to be now, but I also didn't really want them to continue on without Ch
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I give whichever one of them credit that they don't want to die on stage. Over 80, I'll be happy to see them anytime around but I also realize at a certain point enough is enough. I know the tours aren't long, but they do deserve to just enjoy life if that's what one or both of them want to do. Its been 60 years, when I'm sure most would have guessed it would have only go
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QuoteTaylor1 Police are saying son is person of interest who did him in.Had a drug problem Rob directed a movie that his son wrote about his addiction about a decade ago. I assume that just meant he sort of got it under control, which I know is oversimplifying addiction since it never truly goes away. But it felt like Rob tried to help his son and fully realize his vision with it, which makes t
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I had never seen this film and always thought the Flashpoint album was meh. This era was always a little too slick for me. Ended up having a great time though in the theater. Probably not something I'll revisit any more often but they played great, seemed so relatively young by comparison to today, and the theater was LOUD which was awesome. I had a blast. There were maybe 20 people in th
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Quoteds1984 QuoteGasLightStreet Quotefrankotero Quoteds1984 The bad taste were the three John's poor demo. Doubt John had any idea those 3 demos would be made into Beatles songs. I think he would have worked harder on them if he did. Anyhow, I like them for what they are. I don't consider them in the Beatles catalog, but why not have a little fun. ds1984 is clueless and full of err
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QuoteTate I too am looking forward to the '75 LA show... but I also love the dark, psychologically depressing Roger Waters era material, including The Wall and The Final Cut. TFC is raw, without the signature keyboards, but it adds to its poignancy, I think. I read somewhere that Roger's Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking album, which is also raw and dark, was offered to the band as a Pink Fl
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Quoteds1984 QuoteRollingFreak They would obviously have been John songs because you could insert the other 3 living Beatles onto a demo he had made, but not the other way around. It made more sense to have them work through a John track vs. a track Paul wrote that only George and Ringo could also contribute to. To keep the "spirit of the Beatles", this was the only way to get John on a
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They would obviously have been John songs because you could insert the other 3 living Beatles onto a demo he had made, but not the other way around. It made more sense to have them work through a John track vs. a track Paul wrote that only George and Ringo could also contribute to. To keep the "spirit of the Beatles", this was the only way to get John on a track. Otherwise I think there
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QuoteBig Al Quotekovach QuoteRollingFreak Now and Then I just don't think is a good song and I don't think people would think it is either if it wasn't listed as The Beatles, and I think they were right to abandon work on it in the 90s, but that's an opinion that sounds more loaded than it is. If people like it, power to them. I don't and the video really sealed my opinio
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Quotelikecats QuoteMathijs Quoteslewan QuoteMathijs QuoteRollingFreak Quotepeoplewitheyes I seem to recall a Stones connection with Living Colour... I think they might have supported the Stones when I saw them in London, Wembley in about 1995? Didn't Living Colour open the same shows GNR did for the Stones in Los Angeles? Everybody remembers it as GnR 'opening' for the Stones,
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