QuoteLeonidP QuoteHairball QuoteLeonidP Quoteretired_dog QuoteLeonidP QuoteHairball Infamy is one of Keith's all time weakest tracks imo. Agree, if by weakest you mean one of his best! Actually I don't consider it one of his best, but it's a great track nonetheless. Bad. Awful bad. The music. The lyrics. The voice. Just everything. Awful bad. Yeah, some are not capable of
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Quotebob r Didn't Carly Simon try to get a co-writing credit on this song ? Seems to me I read somewhere that she claimed she and Jagger wrote the song together....? Anyone else remember that ? You might have read it somewhere in this thread as I just did yesterday.
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QuoteDandelionPowdermanThe reggae-stuff, starting with the brilliant I Got A Letter during the GHS-sessions, happened because Keith got a house in Jamaica and loved the music. Luxury is a rock tune, albeit with some Caribbean influences. Hot Stuff is good funk track. Either you love the Stones-sound or you don't. If you don't you'll prefer to put on Muddy Waters, Joe Tex, Merle
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Don't know which was worse - Styles impersonating Mick or the first song he performed. Is he like the Justin Bieber of England with lots of teeny bopper fans? Can't comment on the rest of the show as I turned it off after that.
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QuoteTheGreek Quotemtaylor QuoteSwayed1967 QuoteRip This Slave is so under rated it almost hurts....better than SMU. That’s laughable. But ‘Slave’ was a huge missed opportunity. Mick should be whipped around midnight for wasting that hypnotic riff and groove. The ‘’Don’t wanna be your slave’ refrain is obviously in response to Keith asking him to write some decent lyrics. With only semi
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QuoteLeonidP QuoteMonsoon Ragoon IORR is almost the worst album ever IMHO with a lot of cheesy ballads. The best track of the sessions (Drift Away) was ommitted in favour of the weaker Ain’t Too Proud To Beg. B&B is much better in any way, but too short. Ain't Too Proud To Beg blows away Drift Away. I agree. While not as great as the original Temptations version, the Stones' A
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QuoteLeonidP Quoteretired_dog QuoteLeonidP QuoteHairball Infamy is one of Keith's all time weakest tracks imo. Agree, if by weakest you mean one of his best! Actually I don't consider it one of his best, but it's a great track nonetheless. Bad. Awful bad. The music. The lyrics. The voice. Just everything. Awful bad. Yeah, some are not capable of getting it, stick to your
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QuoteCristiano Radtke QuoteHairball QuoteDandelionPowderman According to Chatoyancy Keith is working at Germano these days... Interesting...I believe some of (or most of?) Crosseyed Heart was recorded there! I'm now having thoughts of a possible CH II floating through my mind... But...wasn't Keith adding something to some jazz players album? (his name escapes me). Or maybe t
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QuoteDandelionPowderman According to Chatoyancy Keith is working at Germano these days... Interesting...I believe some of (or most of?) Crosseyed Heart was recorded there! I'm now having thoughts of a possible CH II floating through my mind... But...wasn't Keith adding something to some jazz players album? (his name escapes me). Or maybe the jazz player is adding something t
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Sandy Nelson - Casbah
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The Actions - No Bother Gwan So
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Nice enough tune - Micks vocals are good, the harmonies are great, but the lyrics are not the best. Maybe Carly Simon is to blame? Had it not been released on IORR, it might have fit well on side two of Tattoo You alongside Ain't No Use in Crying.
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Spirit - I Got A Line On You
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QuoteBluzDude QuoteHairball QuoteSomeTorontoGirl QuoteHairball QuoteOlly I like Jethro Tull. I love Jethro Tull. Jethro Tull, Maple Leaf Gardens, March 1977. My first date. I think I got my Driver's Licence the day before. Jethro Tull, Santa Monica Civic, November 1979. My first time ever being front row center at a concert thanks to my older brother! ..Great venue!... ...bu
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Infamy is one of Keith's all time weakest tracks imo.
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First impression - sounds a bit run-of-the-mill. Christine's keyboard sounds like something you hear on a karaoke tune. Not as eager to hear the entire album as I was before listening to this. Stevie's background vocals are missed. Maybe the next single will have Christine singing lead, and will be better?
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The Pioneers - Long Shot Kick De Bucket
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl QuoteHairball QuoteOlly I like Jethro Tull. I love Jethro Tull. Jethro Tull, Maple Leaf Gardens, March 1977. My first date. I think I got my Driver's Licence the day before. Jethro Tull, Santa Monica Civic, November 1979. My first time ever being front row center at a concert thanks to my older brother!
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Sad about a new Stones album being canned (if true), but the next best hope would be another Keith solo album. Releasing stuff from 'the Vaults' is interesting, but shouldn't really be a priority for them like it is for long defunct Beatles...the Stones are still supposedly an 'active' band! There's all the time in the world to release stuff from the vaults for d
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QuoteOlly I like Jethro Tull. I love Jethro Tull.
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QuoteRocky Dijon I'm afraid Frampton just doesn't come alive for most IORRians. Have to admit I was glued to that record for quite awhile when it was released (as were millions of others). I was only 12 years old at the time, and that talkbox was freaky and intriguing. There were a couple decent tunes on it (Do You Feel Like We Do and Show Me The Way), but can't say his guitar
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The Kinks - Juke Box Music (Old Grey Whistle Test '77)
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QuoteHankM Question- Who's tripping down the streets of the city? Who's Smilin at everybody she sees? Who's reachin out to capture a moment? Everyone knows- Just listened to that yesterday Hank - my sisters name is Wendy and that was HER song when we were little kids. Here's another one of our favorites, c.1966. The Seekers - Georgy Girl
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QuoteAquamarine How could "Jimmy Hendrix" have made it this far without being corrected?! To make up for it, I'll vote for Jimi in each pair, regardless of whether he's one of the picks or not. For what it's worth, I did correct the spelling in my above post! But lets cut to the chase of all this...I claim Jimi Hendrix the winner and nothing can change that - game ove
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OK...maybe some of Paisley's diehard fans will ask "why the f*ck Mick Jagger". I have some family and friends who are diehard outlaw country music fans living up in the country, and they would laugh and then spit at the thought of Mick Jagger messing with their type of music. But not really sure where Brad Paisley fits within the country music world, he's probably more of t
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Several tough decisions, but I'll go with my initial gut reaction. Mick Taylor David Gilmour Joe Walsh Duane Allman Brian May Jeff Beck Jimmy Page Jimi Hendrix
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHairball 99,9 percent of ALL Stones fans love Wandering Spirit? Not so sure about that, but if you insist. And 'love' is a pretty strong word, I'd probably go with 'like' or to a lesser degree 'tolerate', although I'm only speaking for myself. I'm no statistician, but 20 years on this board has taught me that WS is, a
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Ronnie - I Can Feel The Fire
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99,9 percent of ALL Stones fans love Wandering Spirit? Not so sure about that, but if you insist. And 'love' is a pretty strong word, I'd probably go with 'like' or to a lesser degree 'tolerate', although I'm only speaking for myself.
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From my perspective, Mick didn't help his cause as being seen as an equally important member when he started realeasing his solo albums. All one has to do is listen to Micks solo albums vs. Keiths solo albums, and it becomes a bit more clear as to what strengths and weaknesses they both have. Prior to that, it was Mick and keith as team members carrying equal weight - sharing the burden an
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