Pardon the similarity of this thread to my previous one, but after thinking about the concept of the Stones' soundchecks over the years, it struck me that it would interesting to learn what songs over the recorded Stones' history that the Stones have soundchecked but not played during various tours, not just 2013-2014. Again, examples are: 1994 - DC opener - Slave soundchecked but
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QuoteRoughJusticeOnYa QuoteSilver Dagger Probably the most Stonesy song Mick n Keef never wrote. ...Quite right! I second that wholeheartedly. Never saw that vid, btw - Cheerz for sharing. I have thought this for the past 35 years since I first heard it on Bucket of Blood!!!!! Brilliant!!!
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Let It Rock
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Thanx to all for responses and for clarifying SS done at Columbus sdchk. So no one knows much from 2013-2014?
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Is anyone (perhaps BV, since he made most shows) aware of any songs that the Stones played at soundcheck but did not play during the 2013-2014 tours? It would be interesting to note, because there have been some "close" songs in the past with 1999 - Around and Around - Sacremento (maybe?) soundcheck 2002 - Soul Survivor - Miami, Florida (maybe?) soundcheck Anyone know of an
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Let It Rock has always struck me as straight, benchmark, core rock and roll.
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QuoteChris Fountain some crap like Out of Time (which Jagger himself called crap), What is the source of subject comment? It's one of the greatest songs in the history of earth. QuoteRockman What is the source of subject comment? Yeah would wanna read that one tooooooooo ... where is it ???? Well, when Mick was interviewed by the LA Times back in October of 1989, he sure as hel
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From October 12, 1969 thru December 21, 1969, the Lyceum hosted, among many others, the following: October 12 - Led Zeppelin December 15 - John Lennon w/ George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and a host of others December 21 - the Stones That's a pretty impressive run within 70 days! Anyone know of other bands that played there during this tenure?
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The best Exile outtakes besides the Montreux rehearsal songs, not jams, are the instrumental outtakes with Nicky which include stuff like Rip This Joint with a SEARING slide from Mick Taylor.
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I agree with your post. I do think that reworking some songs would be great, though it can backfire - 19th Nervous from MSG 2005. Interesting, but a shell of the original. Hell, play Highwire. Play a 15-minute jam of Sex Drive into Suck on the Jugular. Hell, play Driving Too Fast.
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Quotegotdablouse Agreed, the backing of additional musicians/several producers is certainly what made B2B stand out (ok, it has a few more memorable songs too) compared to VL and ABB. I disagree. I think that B2B was the worst LP the Stones have ever released of new material. The best moments, Saint of Me, Out of Control, and Already Over Me are B-level tracks at best. VL had Love is Stron
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I have always like You Got Me Rocking, and it, along with Rough Justice, Driving Too Fast, Suck on the Jugular, Saint of Me, and Love is Strong work in any era of the Stones. YGMR is IORR part 2. It is unreal how so many on this list want to hear Gomper or some crap like Out of Time (which Jagger himself called crap), but let them throw in a tune from after 78, and you'd think the band
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QuoteHis Majesty At best I think that some songs might have evolved from jams that Brian would sometimes have been involved in. There's so many possible scenarios for a direct influence to happen, intentional or otherwise. It doesn't have to be this big thing of someone else writing something and presenting it. I agree with you here, as BJ has always seemed more of a guy who "
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I did the pink and green in honor of His Majesty. If Spanish Tony's Up and Down book is now to be relied upon as history, then let me dust it off and begin to cite. Here's the emphasis - Brian had some moments, but once the band became bigger, he became a liability, much like Bob Stinson with the Replacements or even Ronnie on the 81-82 tour. The romanticism of Brian will alway
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As I said in another thread, it is not Gomper which got them here to where we have this list, and which makes us talk about them. What is it? JJF/HTW/BS/TD/MY/SMU/YCAGWYW/SAT/IORR/SFD/MR/GS. These are the songs which propelled the Stones into being cultural icons. These are what 80% of the paying audience comes to hear, because when the Stones do these right, such is of the Holy Grail of Rock
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Having been around a long time, I am not buying what many hereon are selling. Everyone says Brian has been so "maligned" thru the years, or marginalized thru the years. Horse hockey! A motion picture, a group named after him, and book after book after book written about him? Maligned and marginalized? REALLY? C'mon! He was a founder but his input (for all real purposes) into
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For those who seem to be tired of hearing the same old songs each night - remember, it is those songs that got the Stones where they are. While I have hoped, begged, and prayed for them to play I Just Wanna See His Face, Jigsaw Puzzle, Turd on the Run, and Citadel, it is songs like Start Me Up, Miss You, Angie, It's Only Rock and Roll, Tumbling Dice, and the holy quad of Satisfaction/JJF/HT
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so its as if we have no one at the show? Any word from the shidoobees or any other para-military orgainzaitions within the stones' camp as to what songs have been played?
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Turd on the Run
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Y'all gonna get some new goodies tonight in Zurich! I can feel it here all the way in the DEEP South of the US!!!
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Rocks Off Let It Rock (Leeds 71) Turn on the Run Live With Me (YaYas) Driving too Fast (Bigger Bang) Meet Me in the Bottom (Brixton 95) Rip This Joint Jigsaw Puzzle Street Fighter (Philly 72) Gimme Shelter Country Honk @#$%& Rough Justice
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I have always thought Sweet Virginia had of the most obscured opening lines "Wade through the waste" sounds like "Well, Sweet Louise"
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Agreed, perhaps with Taylor playing a smoking lead on 100 Years Ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just saying........................
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Let It Rock!!!!!
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Jigsaw Puzzle Everything's Turning to Gold Driving Too Fast - GREAT and wholly under appreciated track from ABB
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Bobby Keys said they DID play CYHMK once in 71.
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Many thanx!!!
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how about the whole Aragon 2002?
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Has anyone analyzed the best boot version compared with the "official" released version for mix quality, which trax are the same and which are different, etc.? If there IS a thread, please let me know. If not, then let's discuss. For openers, while I love both, I think I like the Europe 73 (Royal Sound vinyl version) best of all. I'll refrain from more until I know i
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How about a 45 with JJF/Satisfaction from Pollwinners' 68? I'd also love: rumored 19 min version of Just Wanna See His Face and an Exile sessions box much like the Miles Davis boxes for Jack Johnson, Silent Way, and Bitches Brew 1971 Liverpool or Newcastle Nicaraguan Benefit 73 El MOcambo (both & all) remaining R&R Circus trax 1981 Sir Morgan's Cove 1969 Saville
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