Thank you Bjornulf for great photos and continued commitment to Stones!
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Keith is playing very well this fall. Perfect timing, decent riffing ;-) Of course we cannot compare with his youth but that would make no sense.
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QuoteLady Jayne Before they make me run Some serious weaving here!
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QuoteTopi Haven't seen many clips yet, but I thought that Let It Bleed version was just great!
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BTW, seems Keith's fingers can still spread very well :-)
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Is it just my impression that Mr. Jordan now does play softer than before? This seem to be decent version of Let it Bleed.
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I must say after hearing this That there have been some changes at the mixing board and the sound of the drums is better now. And especially Keith on jumpingjackflash ;-) is playing very well. His timing is great.
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QuoteRaiseTheKnife Quotejumpingjackflash5 QuoteRaiseTheKnife Charlie adapted the tempo a bit more to follow how Keith played, while Steve kind of forces up the tempo no matter what. Seems like many people want them to play faster. Right, right. Charlie was (mainly) following Keith, whereas now Mr. Jordan drives the tempo and the others catch up, they do well, but the sound has changed also beca
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Quotedrwatts The swing is not gone. Steve Jordan is a master of time and space, and one of the best drummers on this planet. He is the best candidate for this difficult task. Give him a little time and things will only get better. All musicians need a few shows to really get rolling... Keith was looking lean, mean, and on the scene! Keit played very well, yes. Mr. Jordan is great professional
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Quotestargroover After watching numerous songs on you tube from last night’s show,it’s really sad the swing has gone.Kudos to those who have travelled far and wide to this show and are clearly putting a brave face on things. The swings gone man Yes swing is mostly gone. Still some songs were very good.
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QuoteBlueTurns2Grey For all, who could't be there: Street Fighting Man It's Only Rock'n'Roll Tumbling Dice Under My Thumb 19th Nervous Breakdown Wild Horses (vote song) You Can't Always Get What You Want Living In A Ghost Town Start Me Up Honky Tonk Women Intro Happy (Keith)
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QuoteRaiseTheKnife Charlie adapted the tempo a bit more to follow how Keith played, while Steve kind of forces up the tempo no matter what. Seems like many people want them to play faster. Right, right. Charlie was (mainly) following Keith, whereas now Mr. Jordan drives the tempo and the others catch up, they do well, but the sound has changed also because of this.
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Quotematxil I like the new version of Paint It Black. It's less a Polish polka now, it's got more menace, dynamic and swing this way. Also, Sasha Allen is a good replacement of Lisa Fischer. Overall, I think they sound pretty good this time. No, this new version is wrong, maybe it can improve.
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But Keith awesome, in good form on 19 th Nervous Breakdown!
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QuoteTopi SFM sounds good! So does 19th Nervous Breakdown, really liked the tempo on that one. IORR sounds well, especially guitars 19th NB not that good drumming :-(
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Fixed it for you. Quotejumpingjackflash5 QuoteDandelionPowderman The videos I've seen so far sounds really good. Keith busted a string in the middle of MR, and was horribly out of tune before he changed guitar. This is really impressive by the Stones, to pull off a show like this under these circumstances Jordan sounds great. Yes it is impressive. But Jor
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QuoteDandelionPowderman The videos I've seen so far sounds really good. Keith busted a string in the middle of MR, and was horribly out of tune before he changed guitar. This is really impressive by the Stones, to pull off a show like this under these circumstances Jordan sounds great. Yes it is impressive. But Jordan plays differently and some songs do not sound like the Rolling S
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Yes thank you Bjornulf for great report!
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QuoteJeffer What a fantastic intro and also a fantastic version of SFM. This is the first time live that the drums are played like the album version. A clever way to honor Charlie because he never played like this live. Yes SFM version is good.
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QuoteBig Al I’m quite impressed with Jordan’s drumming during Paint it, Black. Paint it black is not close to the original. But Start me Up sounds good.
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QuoteKRiffhard Quotejumpingjackflash5 QuoteTheBadRabbit I won't comment on the sound from a cellphone Facebook feed. I thought it was interesting that Steve had the front head of his kick set up like Charlie: hole dead center. As a drummer, I will say this is an unusual set-up these days. Drummers who port their front head typically put the hole off to the side to preserve some resonance fro
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QuoteTheBadRabbit I won't comment on the sound from a cellphone Facebook feed. I thought it was interesting that Steve had the front head of his kick set up like Charlie: hole dead center. As a drummer, I will say this is an unusual set-up these days. Drummers who port their front head typically put the hole off to the side to preserve some resonance from the head. The dead-center hole was p
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I do not want to contaminate other threads, so I'll write my opinion into this one. I listened carefully to streams and also to what's already on YT. The volume of the drums has been tuned down, which helps. The style is however almost the same as in Foxboro. Mechanical, playing the rhythm even where not necessary, sound-cutting, with hard hitting the drums. The sound is now full o
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QuoteRocky Dijon I completely understand not liking Steve Jordan as the new drummer just like I understood not liking Darryl as the new bass player. The thing is, we have nearly sixty years of studio recordings and concert recordings with Charlie to enjoy. Instead of embracing the admittedly extreme reaction of saying "they should audition other players because I dislike their decision&q
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QuoteGerardHennessy Sadly this forum is no longer a place to express different opinions or constructive and dignified debate. For me your points were made respectfully, appropriately and entirely constructively. I joined to converse with fellow fans, and debate matters of interest about The Stones. I have learned that it is very difficult do do this. For me (and I have emphasised again
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Quotepaulspendel I'd like to support jumpingjackflash5 here. When people like omerchy61 start to swear in their response they lose the discussion anyway. Besides writing '...till the Stones put you in your place' sounds like attributing divine powers to the Stones. Which proves some posters see the Stones as some sort of religion that can't be critisized. Thank you very much
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Quoteohmercy61 So now jumpingjackflash5 is commenting on mick and Ronnie's hair and looks dude your pathetic Can't wait till the Stones put you in your place.your a nobody just shut the h##[ up. I did not comment on anybody's appearance. I expressed my opinion on the new sound of the drums and things related to that. I was thinking that debating and reflecting the sound
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QuoteHairball QuotePinballWizard23 QuoteHairball QuotePinballWizard23 Several drummers would have been a better fit especially given the short tour. Couple they could have borrowed that come to mind that I think would fit well are Zak Starkey and Abe Laboriel JR. Might Max Weinberg would likely fit well too as a short term rental. Maybe someone with a lighter touch than those guys - Sur
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Quotegotdablouse Here we go again... Quotejumpingjackflash5 Quotewith sssoul jumpingjackflash5, your monotonous boom boom boom cutting through the thread every two or three posts is really tiresome, especially when you start busily planning what the band must/should/can do. Let go of their ears – they know what they're doing. I'm happy people enjoyed the show; that's what
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QuoteRaiseTheKnife QuoteMisterDDDD Quoteexhpart Must say it's very strange not to even know who Kenny Jones is. And have all these opinions on Steve Jordan and drumming. Just sayin'... Takes the pisss out of any drumming argument really. Methinks it's not the playing the obviously ignorant young lad has a problem with. Shame he's been able to clog up the threads with thi
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