wolf would be great his 'sleepless' album is fantastic which both mick and keith are on by the way
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nice job!
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she's brutal and represents pretty much everything that is wrong with 'music' today
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QuoteHis Majesty Quotesvt22 Quotepinkfloydthebarber who is 'doxa?' A Taylorite without mixed emotions. He likes some of the Ron Wood era. yeah i cant argue with any of that, then
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QuoteMathijs QuoteHis Majesty QuoteMathijs QuoteHis Majesty It's not as good as this. No vocal or guitar overdubs either. Don't know the details for this album... Mathijs You could just have stopped there. In Uncut from 2011 Eddie Kramwer stated he had to fix the bass as it was out of tune. As historic as it is, the gig isn't Hendrix' best by far. Mathijs yeah jimi di
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a good buddy, a younger guy, a hockey mate, of mine is a drummer, a good one, but more into the heavier stuff.. and the stones you know are off his radar kind of thing.. so he'd never listened to charlie, really so i made him listen to some live stones stuff, 72 stuff and whatnot, and he came back with not only 'jesus the stones were great then' and 'not what i expected to hear at all' etc
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a good buddy, a younger guy, a hockey mate, of mine is a drummer, a good one, but more into the heavier stuff.. and the stones you know are off his radar kind of thing.. so he'd never listened to charlie, really so i made him listen to some live stones stuff, 72 stuff and whatnot, and he came back with not only 'jesus the stones were great then' and 'not what i expected to hear at all' etc
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Quotekleermaker Quotepinkfloydthebarber who is 'doxa?' Lived under a stone for quite a long time? i suppose under the magic of the rolling stones, for a quite long time but really, i dont often notice the names of who posts what around here.
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Quotesvt22 QuoteDandelionPowderman That little instrumental bridge in MR, where Keith is playing and Taylor is answering, features some of the finest playing ever, imo. Where exactly? not in little queenie, thats for sure, good as it is but in rambler, yes, there certainly is some stellar interplay, call and response.
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i dunno man, this is so subjective i mean i hate the track emotional rescue, and many of the other tracks on this list, but others love them who's right? none of us are.
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ya ya's is great, undoubtably so is fillmore east (allmans) which to me is a whole different kettle of fish finally the stones had a blues purist that could play in the same league as duane allman - let's face it brian in his dilapidated state never could greg allman though (to me anyway) is still the best blues (white guy) singer there was back then, (i mean go listen to 'please call ho
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ya ya's is great, undoubtably so is fillmore east (allmans) which to me is a whole different kettle of fish finally the stones had a blues purist that could play in the same league as duane allman - let's face it brian in his dilapidated state never could greg allman though (to me anyway) is still the best blues (white guy) singer there was back then, (i mean go listen to 'please call ho
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotepinkfloydthebarber QuoteSomeTorontoGirl From today's Toronto Star For Gunther Guhbin, it was the ultimate buzz kill. The father’s dream of seeing the Rolling Stones with his kids was dashed Thursday night when security at the Air Canada Centre turned him away from the concert. They say he was drunk, something he and his family vigorously deny. Either way, the r
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man i don't get it... toronto june 6 was great.. jagger was phenomenal, especially on worried about you (which keith even applauded afterward), and you got MT on CYHMK and Rambler i mean come on haha .. no pun intended but i couldn't resist why attack MT (or anyone's) playing? jebus. 'oh the solo wasn't that good' 'oh he screwed up the start bit' 'oh his timing is off' ta da ta da
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl From today's Toronto Star For Gunther Guhbin, it was the ultimate buzz kill. The father’s dream of seeing the Rolling Stones with his kids was dashed Thursday night when security at the Air Canada Centre turned him away from the concert. They say he was drunk, something he and his family vigorously deny. Either way, the result is the same. When the price of tickets
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl From today's Toronto Star For Gunther Guhbin, it was the ultimate buzz kill. The father’s dream of seeing the Rolling Stones with his kids was dashed Thursday night when security at the Air Canada Centre turned him away from the concert. They say he was drunk, something he and his family vigorously deny. Either way, the result is the same. When the price of tickets
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Quoteandrewt Quotepinkfloydthebarber Quoteandrewt Regarding the whole You Had To Be There bullsh!t: The whole point of posting YouTube clips is to have something for the people who couldn't be at the show to have something to comment on. Alienating the 90% of people reading the thread who weren't at the show by implying their opinions don't matter is more of a buzzkill for the thread than than
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QuoteThrylan If someone posted a YouTube video of a tsunami...... you could tell if it was devastating..... even from Idaho..... or WV! you could tell that with the sound off
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"just maybe the only thing the, oh, say.....50 million of us Stones fans that weren't in attendance, have no other way to be part of it, until they come near us and we get to be in the lucky 15-20000. Until then, I can see, and I can hear, and hell, I can even think critically!" - and i can hear and see the ocean from Idaho bad night tonight for the ocean, though; sounds a bit o
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Quoteandrewt Regarding the whole You Had To Be There bullsh!t: The whole point of posting YouTube clips is to have something for the people who couldn't be at the show to have something to comment on. Alienating the 90% of people reading the thread who weren't at the show by implying their opinions don't matter is more of a buzzkill for the thread than than any criticism of the performance. y
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Quotekwf What would you think of your local music critic's review of the show if he or she based their review on youtube videos instead of being there in person? maybe they did
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toronto - june 6 no guest perfect. i mean if you aint got buddy guy or someone of that stature and quality, ferget it
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Quoterebelrebel QuoteDoomandGloom Quotepalerider22 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteStonesCat Quotepaulm Based on the posts, I don't even need to watch the vids to reach my conclusion...last night was pivotal for MT, and if the consensus is less than glowing, and he's still having trouble "gelling" or even playing in the beat, I'm turning 180 to say the band is better overall without him.
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I was at the Toronto show last night - just getting up now! 1pm Bob, my bud who scored us tickets, and I, were in Sec. 107 just off the floor, not too far from the tongue pit stage ring thing that goes around first off we were very impressed with the stage set up itself; sparse and lean. no dancing elephants or circus gimmicks - horns and singers off to each side; great lighting and no goo
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Quotesonomastone QuoteMathijs QuoteDoxa QuoteMathijs Funny thing is -I listened to the San Jose 2013 version of Rambler, and during the first shuffle jam Taylor starts to solo. Within 30 seconds he starts noodling again, playing these useless fake jazz fusion runs. I am absolutely sure Keith wanted to shout at that moment 'shut the fvck up' again, just like he did in '72. Mathijs Mathijs's o
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Quotekeefriffhard4life Quotepinkfloydthebarber good grief tom keiffer cinderfella the stones and beggars banquet in the same sentence? they aint even in the same universe man sorry but it has to be said if you didn't listen to any clips how can you tell what muscically should be in the same sentence? i did listen, it don't work for me man..just sounds so..derivative low quality g
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far as i know they are limiting the damage to their own man caves
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Quote71Tele Quotepinkfloydthebarber in regards to The Stones I weight equally the "Taylor Era" (1969-73) and "Ronnie Era" (1975-82). I think they both fitted to the band marvelously in their time, and helped the band to reshape their sound and to sound better - i hear ya doxa but the thing to me that matters..is the tunes and they were so so so much better in the tayl
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Quote24FPS Quotepinkfloydthebarber QuoteRockman ..... god I wish Mitch Hedberg was still with us good point because he said he taught himself to play guitar but it was a bad decison because he didnt know how to play it which is still much better than katy whoever Yeah, whoever, oh that's right, rich, famous, attractive katy whoever. perhaps i should have put it differntly, such as
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in regards to The Stones I weight equally the "Taylor Era" (1969-73) and "Ronnie Era" (1975-82). I think they both fitted to the band marvelously in their time, and helped the band to reshape their sound and to sound better - i hear ya doxa but the thing to me that matters..is the tunes and they were so so so much better in the taylor era. just better songs. so i gott
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