QuoteKoen The best bass players are barely noticable. So I have no idea. Which bass players do you barely notice?
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QuoteChezMick I am busy renovating 39 Denver Road for me and my family and I am looking for 1) any ideas you may have 2) any help you may give 2000 LYFH, is the palm tree and light a reference to something?? Not while my front garden is in a state!! No Jagger reference, but there is a Keith reference so the story goes! Maybe I misunderstood you, were you asking for ideas how to fix up your h
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Bill Wyman Paul McCartney John Entwistle (RIP) Jack Bruce Jack Casady (maybe the best) Phil Lesh Roger Waters John Paul Jones Berry Oakley (RIP) Chris Squire Felix Pappalardi (RIP) PK
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QuoteChezMick Hi everybody, I am busy renovating 39 Denver Road for me and my family and I am looking for 1) any ideas you may have 2) any help you may give Thanks in advance Nice place you have there (see link) I'd put a Palm tree in the front yard with a light on it! Also, convince the next door neighbor to put the Dish in the back yard...
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QuoteGravityBoy "Tour the southern US already!" But is it safe? I saw Deliverance once. HEY! Your talkin about my people....
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QuoteManofwealthandtaste It is indeed Green Park, here's a 'then and now' shot.... Nice find. Also found it using google maps.
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QuoteHis Majesty QuoteJumpinJackOLantern My high school sweetheart was murdered by her husband so I tend to be a little harsh on abusers. Woah, that's sad to hear. ... All the negativity that gets heaped on Brian regarding drugs, booze and violence should also be heaped on a certain Mr Wood. Look how long he went off the rails for and the old age in which he finally seems to have gro
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Quotestonehearted Quote24FPS I like to think that his final days ended in hope. He seemed to be pulling it together away from London and not out and about getting high on everything. He seemed at peace and was looking forward. Maybe he was delusional and would have fallen back into bad habits. It's not like the rock star life of the 70s would have encouraged better behavior. But I like to think h
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QuotesanQ True. I read that members of Elvis' entourage tried to take him to rehab. He got as far as the steps of the place and then went back to the car. Oh, didn't know that Elvis' entourage even knew Brian let alone took him to rehab!
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Love it HM. Very talented IMHO! Keep them coming...
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Don't know who's voice sucks more but this is one of his best and a great sounding guitar from him
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Quote24FPS Quotebuffalo7478 They were easily the worst band I ever saw live. Out of tune, off key, 'jamming' that was so disjointed it sounded more like tuning up during a sound check....but the trippy crowd seemed to love it... I think you've summed up the mystery to the very few people like us who don't get the appeal of the Dead. Whatever their admirers are hearing must go in their ears, sw
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Not sure if you are joking, but thinking about it, it actally would be awesome and I bet the crowd would love it! Or they could play JJF again...
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Wondering what some of your favorite music was/is before the Stones/Beatles made it big? Say up through 1962/63! Here are 2 of mine...
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The Standells - great song from the 60's
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RIP Lumpy!
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QuoteTurning To Gold The elephant in the room that no one is talking about is very obviously the money...if Bill is going to do more than 2 songs, or if Bill is going to tour the US, he is going to need to be PAID as a member of the band. And he has a pretty convincing argument as a founding member, to be entitled to a considerable share, and $100 million split five ways is a lot less per person
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Quotelatebloomer Quotetreaclefingers It may also be that he is simply playing 'the victim' in order to make Mick and Keith look bad. He's closing in on his 80s...having to fly to North America and then zip around the continent, maybe this was his whiny way out. Hi 'expectation' on having to be 'asked' to do play or tour is slightly passive-aggressive. Why couldn't HE have asked if he reall
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Damn I love this version of Gimme Shelter! And the 95 Amsterdam version also. However, nothing beats the studio version IMHO. Probably the best song the Stones ever did with Midnight Rambler a close second!
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QuoteRollin92 QuoteGravityBoy Quote24FPS"I was very happy to see him. I don't know, really, what he wanted, to be perfectly honest." Maybe the courtesy of a soundcheck for a start? Absolutely agree, although, Bill could have told Mick what he wanted instead of going to the press. Then again what does Mick think he wanted...THIS IS BILL WYMAN, 30 YRS IN THE BAND, THE BLOKE WHO SHARED
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Quotemisterfrias Quote24FPS Where the hell are they getting these figures? Bill is worth $80 Million? From burgers? You forgot the metal detectors. LOL. I bet his 3 homes (maybe more) are worth 10 million+ alone! Wonder if he has mortgages on them?
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Quotewhitem8 Oh yes, well I would love more off Ram! Anything! Smile Away is fantastic! And one of my favorites is Monkberry Moon Delight and Three Legs. Ram is probably my favorite album by him. So funky, weird, acclectic, and cool production. That deluxe box set of Ram was stunning! So much stuff in it, and beautifully packaged. My favorite. Picked the album up in the summer of 71...
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QuoteTitle5Take1 You know the movie ABOUT A BOY? Hugh Grant plays the son of a composer who wrote a Christmas song that gets airplay every Christmas. And Hugh Grant lives comfortably off the royalties from that one song. Well, that's a realistic plot. Because I had a co-worker whose ex-husband's father wrote a hit song. It was a hit in 1950's. It's still a familiar tune in Western culture. In
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Quotepeoplewitheyes oh god, that was horrible. It sounded like i´d just entered a store selling crystals, rainsticks and ambient waterfall sounds CDs. when is this from? i´m off to listen to some 75 versions to cleanse (or dirty-up) my ears yuk! Yeah, judging the crowd response they agree!
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QuoteErik_Snow Me don't like This is not rock'n roll, this is some kind of cheap "women-watching-TV-series-feelings" I'm sure this video clip would feel nice if knitting and eating cookies at the same time Give it a try and get back to us!
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Love this version. Nothing beats the first couple of minutes with Lisa before Mick starts singing. And her look This is now mandatory to be watched everyday up to the Hyde Park concert
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QuoteDoomandGloom This is the greatest Allman Brother studio album. Produced by Johnny Sandlin an old friend of the band he was not intimidated by the these scary, scary characters. Story goes he had them record many takes on the songs and worked them like they never have been tried before or after. Yes Duane is the ultimate "Brother" but Dicky Betts and our very own Chuck seized the
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quote2000 LYFH QuoteDandelionPowderman According to "Bitter-Bill" - same ol' story... Why in the world do you think he is bitter? Bitter about what? Why can't this story be true? Is everything else he wrote in Stone Alone far fetched and simply Bill getting revenge? As discussed earlier, why would he chose this song (JJF) out of all the songs if it was not true
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QuoteMax'sKansasCity Quote2000 LYFH QuoteMax'sKansasCity My lost concert virginity when I was taken along, too young(to appreciate it), to see Black Oak Arkansas open for Humble pie. We had upstairs balconey crappy seats, and I didnt really appreciate or understand what it was all about, but I liked it, a lot..... Also saw these 2 bands (same tour?) on Long Island. Was that 1973? I would hav
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