QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHairball QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHairball When the writer states that “Fool to Cry” is one of the two best tracks, I have to question his sanity. I could narrow the album down to Hot Stuff, Hand of Fate, Crazy Mama, and maybe Memory Motel and would be satisfied. The rest just weighs it all down. It's a bit torturous on vinyl having to endure an entire si
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Allman Brothers - Dreams Just one more mornin' I had to wake up with the blues Pulled myself outta bed, yeah put on my walkin' shoes, Went up on the mountain, to see what I could see, The whole world was fallin', right down in front of me...........
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Quotekeefriff99 QuoteHairball QuoteDeltics Gregg Allman enters hospice Ahhh shit, that's never good news. Hoping for the best!!! Hospice care is usually the end of the line, sad to say. Yes, very sad. Let me re-word the above: Hoping for some peace for Greg.
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Thread title could be changed to: 'Neil Young prevents Pono Music' or 'Neil Young retracts Pono Music' Well he meant well I suppose, but clearly Pono was a waste of his time and effort. Hoping his next big dream 'dubbed Xstream' has more success.
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QuoteDeltics Gregg Allman enters hospice Ahhh shit, that's never good news. Hoping for the best!!!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHairball When the writer states that “Fool to Cry” is one of the two best tracks, I have to question his sanity. I could narrow the album down to Hot Stuff, Hand of Fate, Crazy Mama, and maybe Memory Motel and would be satisfied. The rest just weighs it all down. It's a bit torturous on vinyl having to endure an entire side imo, yet on a cd it's great si
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Talking Heads - What a Day That Was
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QuoteJah Paul QuoteHairball QuoteJah Paul When I last saw TP in 2014, I hadn't seen him in about ten years...so for me everything was pretty fresh, including eight songs I'd never heard live before. In checking out the opening night setlist, there are eight songs different from 2014, including a few I haven't heard for years...so I wouldn't be disappointed if I wanted to see
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QuoteJah Paul When I last saw TP in 2014, I hadn't seen him in about ten years...so for me everything was pretty fresh, including eight songs I'd never heard live before. In checking out the opening night setlist, there are eight songs different from 2014, including a few I haven't heard for years...so I wouldn't be disappointed if I wanted to see him this time around. Out
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Quotekeefriff99 QuoteHairball "From 1968’s Beggars Banquet through 1972’s Exile on Main St., the Stones released four of rock’s all-time greatest albums. Not just four of the Stones’ greatest albums, but four of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll albums ever made. Then they began to slide..." It truly is an amazing feat to ponder. Aside from the Beatles' seven year run of greatness, I
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The Pogues - Boys From The County Hell
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When the writer states that “Fool to Cry” is one of the two best tracks, I have to question his sanity. I could narrow the album down to Hot Stuff, Hand of Fate, Crazy Mama, and maybe Memory Motel and would be satisfied. The rest just weighs it all down. It's a bit torturous on vinyl having to endure an entire side imo, yet on a cd it's great since there is a the 'skip track�
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Sil Austen - Hey! Eula (1958)
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QuoteStoneage I wonder how much Keith's "junkie time" has blocked Stones studio efforts through the years? Does he still work on junkie schedule? Fair question, but at the same time one can wonder how much Mick's quest for solo success has blocked Stones studio efforts through the years (see Dirty Work). Is he still hoping to become the next big thing? Is he considering a
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Quoteboogaloojef QuoteHairball Quoteboogaloojef The guitar mags always declare Hendrix as the best when they rate them. They're just stating the facts. As LongBeachArena72 stated above: "in rock guitar there is Hendrix and there is everyone else"...this is a fact (imo). Yes, that was my point. Yes I know, I was just emphasizing your point.
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QuoteRocky Dijon Okay, let's see. In the future I won't refer to events occurring two months ago as "recent" when the majority of the posts are discussing Don Was and Ronnie's remarks about a session from December 2015. I'll refrain from using the word "allegedly" when discussing an event that is not particularly well-documented aside from a brief, carefull
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"From 1968’s Beggars Banquet through 1972’s Exile on Main St., the Stones released four of rock’s all-time greatest albums. Not just four of the Stones’ greatest albums, but four of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll albums ever made. Then they began to slide..." It truly is an amazing feat to ponder. Aside from the Beatles' seven year run of greatness, I can't think of any other
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The Stampeders - Sweet City Woman
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Joe Carson - The Last Song (I'm Ever Gonna Sing) , 1963
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QuoteIanBillen QuoteHairball Sounds promising indeed Ian, but the key line from Don Was is: "But I will tell you we’re a ways off yet until we’re done". Not sure how he defines 'a ways off', but if it's in standard 'Stones time', it could be months or even years...lets hope it doesn't take that long! _______________________________________ Yes .
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Sounds promising indeed Ian, but the key line from Don Was is: "But I will tell you we’re a ways off yet until we’re done". Not sure how he defines 'a ways off', but if it's in standard 'Stones time', it could be months or even years...lets hope it doesn't take that long!
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QuoteDoxa QuoteHairball Mick's vocals sound good, but it's interesting to see how some Stones fans can be so easily pleased these days. guess when there's nothing else happening, even a hokey country duet can fill the void. Is this tune really worthy of some of the high praise it's getting? Personally I don't think so. Might last awhile on country radio, but for the re
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Tommy Hammond - Devil On My Shoulder
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Wow...time flies. One of my favorite actors in some of my favorite movies. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and The Shining top the list for me, but there are many others Just looked at his bio, and forgot that he had a small role in the movie Tommy! Happy Birthday Jack!
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This is getting easier - but have to think a minute about the last matchup. Duane Allman Jeff Beck Jimi Hendrix Keith Richards Keith wins over Mick Taylor because he's the architect of so many great songs and the all time riffmaster. Perhaps not the finesse and all around skill of a lead guitarist as MT, but his song writing and rhythm playing are A+. What did MT ever
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Quoteboogaloojef The guitar mags always declare Hendrix as the best when they rate them. They're just stating the facts. As LongBeachArena72 stated above: "in rock guitar there is Hendrix and there is everyone else"...this is a fact (imo).
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHairball Georgelicks said: "My friend at Universal is on vacations the whole month in Europe, so I won't hear anything new until May. The last word at UME is the promise of a new album done by summer (June/September), but the release date can be anytime, Keith's album and B&L were released after a year with both albums ready and done so I won&
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QuoteBluzDude QuoteHairball I saw them opening for, and then backing Bob Dylan at the L.A. Forum back in 1986. Never bothered to see Tom Petty again, but have seen Dylan many times since. Funny I was at that show and that's when I decided I would see Petty many times again (and have B4), but never see Dylan again, he was just Awful! Different strokes for different folks! I think th
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QuoteIanBillen QuoteHairball Georgelicks said: "My friend at Universal is on vacations the whole month in Europe, so I won't hear anything new until May. The last word at UME is the promise of a new album done by summer (June/September), but the release date can be anytime, Keith's album and B&L were released after a year with both albums ready and done so I won't be
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