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GasLightStreet
What solo album and tour between Stones legs? That's never happened.
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corriecas
Between the Legs.....................Hahhahahahahahahahahahahaha
I can hear Keef Laughing at this, having a smoke, a glass of Vodka and ........
anyhow i dont believe a release will be this year. Think its gonna happen after the London shows in 2015.
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Dreamer
Let's not jump to (negative) conclusions without any kind of information to back it up.
Only one word wrong:
Let's not jump to (positive) conclusions without any kind of information to back it up.
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TeddyB1018
KR. That's all I can say.
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GasLightStreet
What solo album and tour between Stones legs? That's never happened.
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latebloomer
I took Teddy's comment to mean soon as well, but I don't see the big deal. A new solo album by any of them at this point is not going to garner big sales, and I'm sure Keith is well aware of that. Nor is it what it used to be for anyone except maybe mega stars like Taylor Swift. There is a two month break between the AU/NZ tour and the rummored South American tour. If the album is released then, Keith would probably do a little publicity during the holidays, and then it would be back to the tour. I seriously doubt Mick will care, he's been busy with his own projects during this break of the tour. I imagine that, whatever Keith decides to do about the new material, he will discuss it with the Stones first.
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GasLightStreet
How 'bout just a reissue of the SuperHeavy album that features a second disc of the album completely remixed instead of a new one?
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latebloomer
I took Teddy's comment to mean soon as well, but I don't see the big deal. A new solo album by any of them at this point is not going to garner big sales, and I'm sure Keith is well aware of that. Nor is it what it used to be for anyone except maybe mega stars like Taylor Swift. There is a two month break between the AU/NZ tour and the rummored South American tour. If the album is released then, Keith would probably do a little publicity during the holidays, and then it would be back to the tour. I seriously doubt Mick will care, he's been busy with his own projects during this break of the tour. I imagine that, whatever Keith decides to do about the new material, he will discuss it with the Stones first.
Pretty solid thinking. I believe the idea is that Mick is busy between Stones activities promoting Get it On and producing his and Scorsese's HBO very high profile rock drama, which is in full swing and will film for the next six months. Keith doesn't do much of that, so this is his personal project. He is apparently planning to do some live dates, though I have no idea what shape the band might take. Steve Jordan aside, this is not an X-Pensive Winos album per se. For all we know, a sober Ronnie and even MT might have some involvement. Either way, this is all being coordinated with the Stones camp, and record company. Maybe the Stones touring is stretching out longer than anyone expected. But whatever Keith is doing is all right with Mick.
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latebloomer
Yes, thank you so much Teddy, that's wonderful news! I would even camp out to see Keith at a show or two in NYC, which is the most likely spot, eh?
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Dreamer
Yes...This is all part of the brainwash coming from fans who try to get in Camp X-ray "everybody made unique contributions, resulting in a very strong-sounding unit." "One of the better bands around at the time, imo."
It's not bad but it's just a one dimension rock sound with someone singing who shouldn't sing. It's not R&B come on!
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latebloomer
I took Teddy's comment to mean soon as well, but I don't see the big deal. A new solo album by any of them at this point is not going to garner big sales, and I'm sure Keith is well aware of that. Nor is it what it used to be for anyone except maybe mega stars like Taylor Swift. There is a two month break between the AU/NZ tour and the rummored South American tour. If the album is released then, Keith would probably do a little publicity during the holidays, and then it would be back to the tour. I seriously doubt Mick will care, he's been busy with his own projects during this break of the tour. I imagine that, whatever Keith decides to do about the new material, he will discuss it with the Stones first.
Pretty solid thinking. I believe the idea is that Mick is busy between Stones activities promoting Get it On and producing his and Scorsese's HBO very high profile rock drama, which is in full swing and will film for the next six months. Keith doesn't do much of that, so this is his personal project. He is apparently planning to do some live dates, though I have no idea what shape the band might take. Steve Jordan aside, this is not an X-Pensive Winos album per se. For all we know, a sober Ronnie and even MT might have some involvement. Either way, this is all being coordinated with the Stones camp, and record company. Maybe the Stones touring is stretching out longer than anyone expected. But whatever Keith is doing is all right with Mick.
These are old men...if they sit around and do nothing they will be unable to get up after too long, so it's fantastic that the tour seems to have kicked the adrenalin in for more projects.
Good time to be a stones fan.
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latebloomer
I took Teddy's comment to mean soon as well, but I don't see the big deal. A new solo album by any of them at this point is not going to garner big sales, and I'm sure Keith is well aware of that. Nor is it what it used to be for anyone except maybe mega stars like Taylor Swift. There is a two month break between the AU/NZ tour and the rummored South American tour. If the album is released then, Keith would probably do a little publicity during the holidays, and then it would be back to the tour. I seriously doubt Mick will care, he's been busy with his own projects during this break of the tour. I imagine that, whatever Keith decides to do about the new material, he will discuss it with the Stones first.
Pretty solid thinking. I believe the idea is that Mick is busy between Stones activities promoting Get it On and producing his and Scorsese's HBO very high profile rock drama, which is in full swing and will film for the next six months. Keith doesn't do much of that, so this is his personal project. He is apparently planning to do some live dates, though I have no idea what shape the band might take. Steve Jordan aside, this is not an X-Pensive Winos album per se. For all we know, a sober Ronnie and even MT might have some involvement. Either way, this is all being coordinated with the Stones camp, and record company. Maybe the Stones touring is stretching out longer than anyone expected. But whatever Keith is doing is all right with Mick.
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proudmary
I still find it's very strange (at least) to release a solo album in the midst of band activity. This breaks some unwritten laws,
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DandelionPowderman
Grasping at straws again? Get a grip, Mary - please!
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Rockman
but at this stage I expect anything from Richards... don't reckon you'll get it this time 'round
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DandelionPowderman
Prejudice is not a good thing, Mary. You don't know shit, so wait and see - THEN react. Just a friendly advice...
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proudmary
I still find it's very strange (at least) to release a solo album in the midst of band activity. This breaks some unwritten laws,
There's a natural law about Stones' unwritten laws : when you're 70 or above you may croak any day. So imo Keef feels a urge to release it.
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alimente
Keith's albums have their moments, Talk I Cheap more than Main Offender, but all in all, they came too late, at a time, when his singing voice was already shot. Many songs could have been rescued by his 60's or 70's voice, but in the end, I don't like to listen to stuff thinking: "Hey, the music's good or even great, but it needs Micks voice!".
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GasLightStreet
How 'bout just a reissue of the SuperHeavy album that features a second disc of the album completely remixed instead of a new one?
I could be up for that. Would we get the pink suit again?
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proudmary
I think that his urge is partially explained by the fact that Mick gets too much attention and affection lately, and that everybody somehow forgot about Keith Richards.
Sigh.
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Dreamer
Yes...This is all part of the brainwash coming from fans who try to get in Camp X-ray "everybody made unique contributions, resulting in a very strong-sounding unit." "One of the better bands around at the time, imo."
It's not bad but it's just a one dimension rock sound with someone singing who shouldn't sing. It's not R&B come on!
Can't agree more. There's music out there that raises my neck hairs instantly, and there's music out there that leaves me cold. Simple as that. I'm not into name dropping, and whoever is playing the music does not change a thing - music touches me or it does not touch me. Keith's albums have their moments, Talk I Cheap more than Main Offender, but all in all, they came too late, at a time, when his singing voice was already shot. Many songs could have been rescued by his 60's or 70's voice, but in the end, I don't like to listen to stuff thinking: "Hey, the music's good or even great, but it needs Micks voice!".
And stuff like Demon - well, honestly, who would listen to stuff like this if any other artist than Keith Richards had released it?
So whatever material he choses to release as his next solo album - the time when he could sing like on "You Got The Silver", "Coming Down Again", "Happy", "Before They Make Me Run", "Run Rudolph Run", "The Harder They Come", "We Had It All" or the 1977 Toronto session is long gone and won't come back.
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GasLightStreet
The Stones have been done shows in 2012, 2013 and 2014. No Keith album has been released. Is proudmary a fiction writer? Because so far what it's all fiction.
Disloyal? Chose to release a solo album?
A complete mystery.