QuoteMileHigh I beat an empty cookie tin and thought that I was Ringo... in 1963. I like a lot of disco from 1978 through 1982. I used to bash on my older brothers acoustic guitar aimlessly along to Day Tripper (and the rest of the yesterday and Today album) when I was 3 or 4 years old. I vividly remember one time my mom and aunt spying on me through a crack in the door, and then s
Forum: Tell Me

Graham Nash - I Used To Be A King
Forum: Tell Me

Blur - Coffee and TV
Forum: Tell Me

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.
Forum: Tell Me

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 surprised if the new album i
Forum: Tell Me

Neil Young - Southern Pacific
Forum: Tell Me

This is all going in circles Ian - if you recall Don was said they 'hit the wall' with Mick's 40 demos. Then Ronnie said they might 'start from scratch' due to the frustration of 'hitting the wall'. Maybe they went back to those demos again since then, but I highly doubt it. Why would they keep banging their heads against a wall? It's not going to make th
Forum: Tell Me

Cornell Campbell - Music Keep On Playing
Forum: Tell Me

Like all music, IORR comes and goes through my system in cycles, but when it's on it's ON! Which reminds me, haven't listened to Exile from start to finish in awhile - time to reabsorb it in all it's greatness. And then Beggars Banquet, followed by Let it Bleed, followed by Sticky Fingers. But then there's the Beatles' Revolver and White album that need to be deal
Forum: Tell Me

Lol nice post Hopkins. And yes it was interesting and a bit fun to hear...yesterday.
Forum: Tell Me

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 rest of the world it will
Forum: Tell Me

Here's a nice tribute/article sent to my email from Vintage Guitar today - originally published Aug. '16. Prince - Rhapsody In Purple
Forum: Tell Me

Quotekeefriff99 QuoteHairball Lol - I guess he'd rather be there than stuck in the studio with Keith. Meanwhile Keith is spending his retirement trying to open a jar of pickles. And playing music - see Merle Haggard tribute, new Sheryl Crow album, etc., etc., etc.
Forum: Tell Me

Lol - I guess he'd rather be there than stuck in the studio with Keith.
Forum: Tell Me

Stoned is proof of their amazing blues prowess in the beginning - absolute killer tune. While they wouldn't play it live as an opener, it would be great as the intro music right before they hit the stage with a montage of old band photos.
Forum: Tell Me

The Cramps - Nest Of The Cuckoo Bird
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteCristiano Radtke Song Premiere: Willie Nile Pays Tribute to Bob Dylan Thanks for link Cristiano. Nice interview, tune sounds good, looking forward to hearing more!
Forum: Tell Me

Brand new Roger Waters. If you like Pink Floyd, you're probably gonna like this. Smell the Roses
Forum: Tell Me

Sounds like Hank Jr. meets Garth Brooks meets the Black Crowes meets Keith Urban meets the Georgia Satellites meets Toby keith meets the worlds greatest Stones covers band... throw it all together and there you have it - The Drive of Shame!
Forum: Tell Me

Quote35love Best song for driving on a scenic CA freeway: America 'Ventura Highway' 1972 w/ a mention of purple rain I drive on Ventura Highway every day and have yet to experience 'alligator lizards in the air'...
Forum: Tell Me

Quotejlowe QuoteHairball Quote35love Thanks Irix. I think I may be one of the few purple people here on IORR (grew up in MN 'with' Prince.) His death hit me hard, and I have been, IDK, following the aftermath. The recent released police reports from Paisley Park death scene have been upsetting. Later today I am going to check if this 'new release' is still available, bec
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteHonkeyTonkFlash Please, Bob - some new original tunes! Even if they're sub-par it will be better than more Sinatra stuff... Yes please - and the same goes out to the Stones - no more blues covers. While B&L is adequate/decent, it's time to get real and record some originals - even of they suck at least they tried.
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHairball QuoteDandelionPowderman They might still do that with B&L, Hairball Yes, I did say "Sure they may have turned on some people on to some 'deeper' cuts " (with B&L)...and even perhaps the blues in general I'll add. BUT - because the blues is much more common today amongst the masses compared to back then , the level of
Forum: Tell Me

ZZ Top is still great live. To paraphrase Billy Gibbons: "We're the same three members playing the same three chords since 1969"
Forum: Tell Me

I imagine the video will portray a bunch of good old boys at a country/honky tonk bar drinking loads of beer and playing pool. Then one of them gets turned down by the hot waitress, takes off in his beat up old pickup truck, and heads down the road for the 'Drive of Shame'.
Forum: Tell Me

Quote35love Thanks Irix. I think I may be one of the few purple people here on IORR (grew up in MN 'with' Prince.) His death hit me hard, and I have been, IDK, following the aftermath. The recent released police reports from Paisley Park death scene have been upsetting. Later today I am going to check if this 'new release' is still available, because 'the estate
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteMisterDDDD Snippet Sounds great!! Mick sounds good. The song itself sounds typically generic contemporary country though- it's also loud and brash. Might sound better while at a country/honky tonk bar drinking loads of beer and playing pool.
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteDandelionPowderman <They were turning many people on to the blues who may have never heard it; uncovering hidden gems from the depths> They might still do that with B&L, Hairball Yes, I did say "Sure they may have turned on some people on to some 'deeper' cuts " (with B&L)...and even perhaps the blues in general I'll add. BUT - because the blues
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteRocky Dijon For clarity, Carlos Alomar and Marti Fredericksen (allegedly, in Marti's case) - like Matt Clifford, Jimmy Rip, and Dave Stewart wrote music with Jagger, not lyrics. Rob Thomas and Lenny Kravitz worked on lyrics. I've always wondered about the lyrics to "Joy," but I've heard no claims Bono did anything but sing. And whatever happened to those two '
Forum: Tell Me

Blur - Clover Over Dover
Forum: Tell Me