Quotefrankotero Would be great to hear She Smiled Sweetly in soundboard quality. I’m sure it came off amazing like Lady Jane London 2012. Also criminal that it probably won’t be released. These are songs I wish they would play this year. Fingers crossed. Good one!
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Quoteshadooby Nope don’t smoke. Two separate copies skipping or hanging at exact same spot on 3 different cd decks and 1 pc can rule that out. It’s a manufacturing defect. Sounds like a problem with the batch from Amazon.
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Hackney Diamonds Steel Wheels Dirty Work Voodoo Lounge Bridges To Babylon A Bigger Bang
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Quotematxil QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotewindmelody Quotebakersfield ... It is great if you enjoy Hackney Diamonds, Bakersfield, and you definitely have a point: Many Stones songs depend on the band's performance: Jagger's voice, the weaving of the guitars, the rhythm section. Yet, to my impression, many songs on Hackney Diamonds sound fresh, but very constructed. An example for that
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Quotewindmelody Quotebakersfield Hackney Diamonds is the stones best album since I’m girls in my opinion. Those of us on this board like the stones just because of the sound they make so we enjoy albums like Emotional Rescue and Undercover though the quality of the songwriting isn’t that great because we like the guitar sound, the way that Micks voice sounds et cetera. Hackney diamonds stands out
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Quotepftw04 I have been wondering for a while that who did the guitar work in Hackney Diamonds? Is it KZeith or Mick or Ronnie? It is true Keith played solo on 3 songs that is Angry,Tell me Straight and maybe Driving me too hard Yep, Keith played the solos on those tracks. He also plays a lot of lead licks on SSOH (left channel), Bite My Head Off (before the ending in the right channel) and o
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Quotematxil QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotematxil QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax Wonderful and subtle riff, one that could go on forever, and maybe it does. I do remember someone scoffing at the mere thought of it being a riff, for some reason. Maybe that's what you get for giving the people something new and that is not easily recognisable when set against the past. They ar
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Quotematxil QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax Wonderful and subtle riff, one that could go on forever, and maybe it does. I do remember someone scoffing at the mere thought of it being a riff, for some reason. Maybe that's what you get for giving the people something new and that is not easily recognisable when set against the past. They are probably listening to the more sim
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QuoteMadMax The worst song they've released the last 30 years. The only thing that redeems it is the sax solo. The introducing rhythm guitar is Jagger through and through, Keith would never play like that, Spin Doctors Pt II. Awful and not worthy The Rolling Stones. NO swagger. No Stones Magic. Sounds like MOR ca 1993. As danceable as Offspring or Green Day. Come Mess It Up I dance l
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QuoteStoneage Don't forget to leave your skis at home though, Bård. And bring your bauta stone! My skates would be more appropriate now, to be honest
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I'll be there. Will be great!
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks QuoteMelBelli QuoteVoodooLounge13 With no Chuck onboard, perhaps we can get some more varied setlists! Perhaps Steve can take over those duties!! Where are we getting the notion that Chuck prevents more setlist variation? The opposite is true. Thats is BS comment on your part. Chuck has stated a few time to add odds and ends to the set list. He also push for the rehersals
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QuoteElmo Lewis What about Fingerprint File? It sounds like Keith singing the first verse. The tape is sped up, so it sounds a bit strange. It's definitely Mick, though.
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Back To Zero I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys Cool, Calm & Collected Grown Up Wrong Surprise, Surprise Sing This Song Together (See What Happens) Family Hold On To Your Hat Suck On The Jugular I'm Gonna Drive Infamy (Keith) Hurricane (Keith) Gunface Might As Well Get Juiced Extreme Western Grip Well, Well Stealing My Heart Streets Of Love Sleepy City Some Things J
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Quoteliddas QuoteLeonidP And I'd remove Connection, Keith is just background on that one. I know he did it live w/ Winos, but I don't think he ever did it w/ the Stones live. He sang it at least twice with the stones: it's on the Shine a Light movie! C He's done it lots of times. A killer version in Hyde Park in 2022, for instance.
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QuoteBarkerboy2 QuoteMrForeverMusicFan Here's the Rolling Stones songs Keith Richard sings lead or shared vocals on. ‘Something Happened to Me Yesterday’ (with Jagger) ‘Connection’ (with Jagger) ‘Salt Of The Earth’ (with Jagger) ‘You Got The Silver’ ‘Happy’ ‘Coming Down Again’ ‘Memory Motel’ (with Jagger) ‘Before They Make Me Run’ ‘All About You’ ‘Little T & A’ ‘Wanna Hold Y
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Quotededospegajosos Quotehockenheim95 QuoteGasLightStreet Quotehockenheim95 Quotededospegajosos QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotehockenheim95 QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotehockenheim95 QuoteMuddyw Now let's hope it is mixed decent, like the Mocambo Live, and it won't sound anything like Live Licks or Four Flicks. There is something off on those. I am 99% Sure it'll be the same mix as
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QuoteMrForeverMusicFan Here's the Rolling Stones songs Keith Richard sings lead or shared vocals on. ‘Something Happened to Me Yesterday’ (with Jagger) ‘Connection’ (with Jagger) ‘Salt Of The Earth’ (with Jagger) ‘You Got The Silver’ ‘Happy’ ‘Coming Down Again’ ‘Memory Motel’ (with Jagger) ‘Before They Make Me Run’ ‘All About You’ ‘Little T & A’ ‘Wanna Hold You’ ‘Too Rude’
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QuoteThe Joker Is Ya yas JJF version the only (overdubbed) that features the one-time only "It's alllllllllll right" instead of "It's all right, It's all right" ? They erase the MSG original vocal to make it sound more like the JJF studio version? Also on Rock'n'Roll Circus and Leeds 71.
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QuoteTravelinMan QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteexilestones Luxury is a longer version of the song (a little more at the end of the song - more Mick Taylor lead). Same song but a little more of it. Paint It Black had a shorter (3:22) and longer version (3:45) released. The longer version was only released in mono. I believe the longer Paint It Black is on Forty Licks. An even longer version o
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Quoteexilestones Luxury is a longer version of the song (a little more at the end of the song - more Mick Taylor lead). Same song but a little more of it. Paint It Black had a shorter (3:22) and longer version (3:45) released. The longer version was only released in mono. I believe the longer Paint It Black is on Forty Licks. An even longer version of Paint It Black came from the game Guita
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QuoteLeonidP QuoteDandelionPowderman Same with Wanna Hold You. Actually Wanna Hold You was originally released with both versions on LP, from what I understand ... USA version had the shorter one and the UK version had the longer one. I thought only the cassette had the long version. I had the cassette, and later I got the vinyl with the shorter version.
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Same with Wanna Hold You.
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"From the Led Zeppelin III ambition of "Cross Your Fingers" to the funked-out "Dirty Cold Sun" to the wistful album closer "Kindred Friend," it all would fit even better on Seventies AOR radio than, say, the Rolling Stones' Hackney Diamonds."
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QuoteKurt Good lord...the stuff of nightmares. Art is subjective and this is horrible, in my opinion. Some times horrible is good.
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Quoteslew 25 x 5 for my money is their best documentary. Crossfire was a little disappointing that it ended in 1982. It was almost like the band was admitting that they were great until 1982 and they aren't very proud of their latter day work. Just my take. Didn't it end with ADTL from 2006?
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteDandelionPowderman Still loving the album. It sounds better than 7th of July and the others, with the exception of Atlantic City. Regarding arranging the songs to sound like the originals, that is indeed true. However, it didn't take long before they (Keith in particular) started doing things that were far off from the studio albums. YCAGWYW from Live At The Max
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QuoteNashvilleBlues QuoteNashvilleBlues New interview. Mentions HD and Keith... This link didn’t work? It worked. Thanks for posting
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 I was reading an interview with Rich Robinson the other day and I never realized that he plays a lot of his songs in Open G. No wonder why I love the Crowes so much!!! He does indeed
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