QuoteDoxa I guess this new term "Richardite" is just pseudonym a for "Woodite" or "Woodist". The logic of "Woodism" is that there is no other effective musical force than Richards (and Jagger in lesser degree) in The Rolling Stones, which could have something significant to offer to their music. Ronnie Wood is a perfect Rolling Stone for them, since he does
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotekleermaker QuoteMathijs I guess I am the only one whom thinks this was just one big dissapointment...I find it unbelievable that after 40 years Taylor gets the chance of his lifetime to appear again with the Stones, get acknowledged and get his credit, and what happens? He starts the solo clearly not knowing what to play. He hasn't listened to the record in 40 years.
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QuoteMathijs What a bloody mess...nobody remembers the song, then you bring out Taylor so Wood can do the slide solo, and Taylor's solo is pointless.... Sorry, but I think its all happening 15 years too late.... Mathijs I was waiting for this. You don't disappoint me. Great!
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QuoteMathijs I guess I am the only one whom thinks this was just one big dissapointment...I find it unbelievable that after 40 years Taylor gets the chance of his lifetime to appear again with the Stones, get acknowledged and get his credit, and what happens? He starts the solo clearly not knowing what to play. He hasn't listened to the record in 40 years. So, after a few bars he goes into this l
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QuoteDandelionPowderman The "I knew it all along-era". Come on! Who has ever had doubts about this band - it's the Stones I told them so, but they didn't listen.
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Sway (best audio and video available thus far combined):
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QuoteHis Majesty QuoteDoomandGloom QuoteJumpinJeppeFlash It's good but i still think MT is oversoloing here. It doesn't really sound as it did when they recorded it. Best version in my opinion is MSG 2003 or maybe SDF 2007 when Ronnie plays the solo. No way... The best part for me is the double stops before the opening signature lick.. Nobody would do that.. I can analyze each section the way I
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Thank you Kowalski!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHis Majesty Really, especially now, Taylor is no virtuoso! Get ready for counter-attacks, Philip This is exactly what taylorianism is all about: Taylor is no virtuoso, he's a great musician.
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QuoteDoxa Quotekleermaker QuoteBluzDude Quotestonehearted QuoteBluzDude When I get home tonight, I'm going to hook my computer up to my large screen TV and watch this until my wife comes in the room and says, "Bluzdude, how many times can you sit there and watch this?" Your wife calls you "Bluzdude"? Your kids must have names even more interesting than Frank Zappa's kids
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QuoteSilver Dagger Can it make a dead man come though?? Silver I was waiting for that one and you did it! The answer is yes of course it can.
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'Knocking' in best sound quality available thus far:
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QuoteBluzDude Quotestonehearted QuoteBluzDude When I get home tonight, I'm going to hook my computer up to my large screen TV and watch this until my wife comes in the room and says, "Bluzdude, how many times can you sit there and watch this?" Your wife calls you "Bluzdude"? Your kids must have names even more interesting than Frank Zappa's kids. Brian? ... but his bir
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Quote71Tele QuoteGRNRBITW i haven't seen this much crying in the stones community since SOL was featured on days of our lives... Crying and orgasms. I love it when music has such physical effects.
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QuoteMCDDTLC QuoteDoxa "Can't You hear Me Knocking?" made me speechless yesterday, and I don't know if I can do any better now. Sometimes some things just hit so hard, that any attempt to "analysis" seems inappropriate. I talked something about it - or reflected it to band's over-all dynamics in Taylor's sticky thread - but that had nothing to do with the impact the performanc
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Wow, and then kowalski is also remastering! What a treat! Thanks Chris! Downloading now. What a board!
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Quotekowalski @Gotdablouse & Kleermaker I will post a "remastered" version of Staples recording tonight. Fantastic, I love it!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman T & F was hit and miss in 2002 (Chicago was good, though). Taylor played bass on the studio recording. But he has played it on stage one time. Only one time, but it sounds terrific. It would be wonderful to hear it again, especially as the lyrics are so adequate this time.
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Thank you. Interesting to compare and the same question here regarding the historic Staples show recording.
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Many thanks, Dan the man!
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QuoteErik_Snow Quotekleermaker something I bothered to answer you seriously, and even dig up this links, yet....no answer was the reply. Don't ask me questions in the future then, if you're just a muppet. I did answer.
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QuoteHonestman Finaly the Stones are rollin' again, better late than never ! Can't wait for L.A. Thanks for the upload meanwhile
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QuoteHis Majesty Quotekleermaker Quotesvt22 Quotekleermaker Who had ever thought to see Taylor play Sway and Knocking with the Stones, two great songs he even didn't play with them on stage during his tenure in the band! Who would have thought he would ever play with them again anyway (and be audible too!). He did, on Plundered, then on Rambler and now also on Sway and Knocking. Now it's emotio
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Quotesvt22 Quotekleermaker Who had ever thought to see Taylor play Sway and Knocking with the Stones, two great songs he even didn't play with them on stage during his tenure in the band! Who would have thought he would ever play with them again anyway (and be audible too!). He did, on Plundered, then on Rambler and now also on Sway and Knocking. Now it's emotion time for me. I even love it to
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QuoteHis Majesty QuoteDandelionPowderman Ceased to exist, or ceased to be your favourite band(s)? Due to the loss of founding members they ceased to exist in the form that made them my favourites. HM, any thoughts on Sway and CYHMN from last night?
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QuoteCousinC Quotekleermaker QuoteErik_Snow Quote24FPS Being overlooked, unless I'm wrong, is that we NEVER got Sway and Can't You Hear Me Knocking live in the Taylor era. Due to paper reports, describing CYHMK even before Sticky Fingers even was released, we know for sure that it was performed at the first Newcastle show of 1971. I started a thread about it, 2 years ago. Still I have my doub
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QuoteMunichhilton Quotekleermaker Many thanks Dan! (still waiting for the Vegas show ... oh well, but can't wait for the second Anaheim show with Mick Taylor on SWAY, CYHMK and MR!) Last night was Los Angeles - Staples You're right of course. I'm still too confused.
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QuoteErik_Snow Quote24FPS Being overlooked, unless I'm wrong, is that we NEVER got Sway and Can't You Hear Me Knocking live in the Taylor era. Due to paper reports, describing CYHMK even before Sticky Fingers even was released, we know for sure that it was performed at the first Newcastle show of 1971. I started a thread about it, 2 years ago. Still I have my doubts about that.
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QuoteBliss So lovely to see the obvious affection between Ronnie and Mick Taylor. Ronnie must have a huge heart to be happy about all the (deserved) attention and praise Mick is getting.
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Quotesvt22 QuoteMel Belli You're freaking nuts, dude. And the moments where the tunes are a bit "spongy," it's not because of Taylor. He shines on both. I'm not nuts. No, he doesn't shine musical wise.. He's a shade of his former self. I'm too much of a Taylor fan, I'm too familiar with his playing to deny it. But to see him shining and having fun as a guitarist on stage,
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