LA FORUM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What channel? > > and Ay ay baby it hurts I'm not shure, but I think it was VH1...Too busy whatching...
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Just saw an interesting program on tv where the Stones was # 3 of the 20 best bands in the seventies. #2 was Elton John, and # 1 Led Zeppelin. The host of the program said that the Stones was at their peek in the early '70's but Zeppelin was the biggest live band through the whole deccade. The program focuced on the fact that It's only Rock'n Roll was a turning point for the S
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Mack Jigger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> > They could combine it with tracks of the 1970 > European tour: > > -Roll Over Beethoven > -Dead Flowers > -Let It Rock > > > Think this would make a great release! > > But then again, they had the horn section on the 1970 tour, so it would be better with two
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Taylor does the same thing as before the last verse on Ya Yas street Fighting Man, on the first show at Fort Worth '72, just faster. It's a nice one too!
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All Down The Line
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bv Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- "...Watching poor bootleg dvd's is like reading about a meal." -Get your point. The experience of seing the Stones can vary due to many factors, like the band having a good or a bad day,and a bootleg dvd might not capture that. Still, IMO you get a picture of what they are able to offer, and it shure isn'
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The whole Australia tour is greate!
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Feel the anger! -I think Ket has turned to the dark side
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doodoodoodoodoo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's really easy to use the 68-72 era as a ruler > with this band. And with every album that followed > them they usually averaged a B in my eyes. I admit > there's been a lot of filler on the last 3 albums > mainly because of the requirements to fill out a > 70 minute cd rather tha
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ohnonotyouagain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm really getting sick of all the posts about how > great Taylor is. If he is so great, why is he > playing in small, obscure clubs while the Stones > just sold out 90,000 seats at Wembley and had to > add a second show? Give me a break! Taylor was > good when he was with the Stones and
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The Altamont festival is probably one of the most important moments in the Rolling Stones history, along with Brians death, Keith's days in Toronto '77 and their reunion in '89. Too bad it ended in such a disaster. The Gimme Shelter movie was originally supposed to be a concert movie whish was meant to show the the last leg of the 1969 "comeback" tour, with Altamont as th
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IMO one of their best concerts ever. Keith's solo on Sympathy is frightning! They sound very focused at times that night, and also the sound was different and better than the rest of the tour.Especially Keith's guitar sound was a big improvement from the earlyer gig's, -though he sounded pretty cool the whole tour Also a very cool and slow version of J.J.F.
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Thank you kindly!
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Thank's a lot erikjjf!
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Hei, I live in Trondheim, but I must admitt that I think Bergen is a perfect location for the concert. Really looking forward! By the way, does anyone know how I can get pre-sale tickets (I'm not a member on the official site)?
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F.U.C. the Captain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > S.T.P Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ket Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Taylor is boring like his fans. > > > > > > Thank's Ket... > >
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Ket Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Taylor is boring like his fans. Thank's Ket...
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I've never liked this tour much either. There are two major changes from the tours before, (including the 1978 tour) Charlie almost stopped playing the bass drum. He became more of a pop drummer during the '81/'82 tours, and in my opinion kind of boring (sorry Charlie!) And the second thing is of cource Jaggers vocals. I wonder what he think's when listening to it now...It
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micawber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great song, cool video. -Indeed!
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The only dream about the Stones I've had, and sill has, is about me going down to a record shop to buy a release of both the movie, and the doubble LP "Ladies And Gentlemen The Rolling Stones"-It's becoming a nightmare
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-Ron Wood's solo on Gimme Shelter from L.A. 13(?)july 1975 (Never talked to Chuck Berry...) -Both Melbourne show's 1973 (Stones at their best!) -Heartbreaker, Gimme Shelter (London), Midnight Rambler, Street Fighting Man, Angie, (Brussels) 1973) -Tumbling Dice , Memphis 1978 -GREATE vocals by Mick in the end of the song! -End of "All Down The Line" from C.S.Blues -"
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Hei Powderman, thank's for shareing! I agree with ChelsiaDrugstore about the composing/producing, and yes "44" is excellent! Who's playing the guitar, you? If you are planning to play Trondheim, please tell me, I would be very interested in seeing The Bullitt...
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Just once, -Zepplinfield, Nurenberg '98
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Hei Tracey, Send me your E-mail address, and I'll send you my list. Here's my e-mail: hmarhaug@yahoo.no
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Hyde Park is my favorite, but also some from the '78 tour is very cool
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Metamorphosis
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Top 3: ABB Steel Weels Undercover
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uz2bstoned Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good on them! I hope they release a live album of > these two nights! Would have been greate to see it on DVD aswell Does anyone know if the consert's are recorded on film?
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Jack Knife Wrote: ). > It's time to say fare-the-well to the 1989-2006 > era Rolling Stones and either bid a fond adieu all > together after this tour....certainly not a > disgraceful or sad ending by any measure...they > were playing stadiums, not House of Blues, OK? > Or, as I hope they will do...take the whole thing > apart and put it back together in a brand
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It's my exile on the I.O.R.R. street
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