Quoteangee Not true, nocode. We're not happy with a lot of things, but are accepting that which is mainly out of our control. It's a glass half full thing--they are on tour again. Wait, maybe there are many shades of gray from lightest to darkest and we're all in there somewhere, happy + sad. Hmm, sounds like life. Well, it was a general statement, if it doesn't apply to you perso
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I've been around many band message boards, and the behavior on all of them, including this one, is the same. The old "Complainers vs Non-Complainers" has been going on for AGES. The thing that makes it truly funny to watch is the fact that nobody seems to realize there aren't 2 sides. There aren't complainers and those that don't. The people bitching about "complainers" ar
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QuoteCBII After doing a bit of research it seems Katy Perry has 53 MILLION fans on Facebook. From a filling up the seats standpoint, the move is a stroke of pure genius. She will attract some of the really teeny bopper crowd and their parents. A very smart business move, hats off to whomever thought this up. Could be, but liking something on Facebook and being willing to pay a bunch of money to
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Quotetatters Quotelatebloomer The whole special guest thing is getting tiresome though, jeez who are they gonna have by the time they get to Philly and DC? Diddy Dirty Money? (Hey, why not, he's a UMG artist!) If he changes his name to Diddy Dirty Work I'll allow it.
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Quotesonomastone hmmm i wonder how many tickets are left. she is popular enough that i could see some of her fans buying tickets just to see her do her song. how weird would it be if part of the crowd left after the guest sang. According to some of the fan reviews I've read (I didn't experience it myself) many people at the Ft. Worth show I saw in '97 were just there for Smashing Pumpkins. Com
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Quotebillwebster Anyone notice they only invite Universal Music Group labelmates as guests for their shows? Tom Waits isn't listed as being with UMG, but maybe the label he's with is owned by them.
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Hopefully she's better than when she was as the musical guest on SNL a couple of years ago. Her performances were one of the most hated musical performances in some time. Most people forgot because the showed a bunch of cleavage in the Elmo skit pictured above. I've heard she's a good "studio performer" (aka she needs help) but not so much live. The SNL appearance is the only time I
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I'm not sure if the musicianship is better, from a skill standpoint, but I think they sound better. But I absolutely despise the Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle tour, the guitar sound is so lame, Jagger sounds like he has a cold in every recording I've heard, etc. Flashpoint is my least favorite thing The Stones have ever done, even behind Dirty Work, and Tokyo Dome is the only archive release I wasn
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Quoteseitan QuoteJumpinJackOLantern QuoteNoCode0680 I'd say the Manson Murders in '69 did more to kill the 60's than Altamont. What? The sixties will never die! They will live on for eternity. Greatest decade in rock 'n roll history! Greatest decade period! It's been all down hill since! Music in the seventies were even better !! Everybody made better records in the 70's, I think what killed
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Quoteblack n blue aftermath would be over in 35 minutes Leaves time for all the hits to bookend the main program. Everybody wins.
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Quotedmay I've been bleeped. My my my. Can I use the word "fluck" instead? Why the fluck not?
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QuoteBeast of Babylon basically i search the net once a week for different things, then i look on ebay cause a lot of the tounges you find on shirts, and i crop them and recolor the outside on them. but besides that i dont do much photoshop work, mostly use windows paint, lol. i know it sounds cheesy but its kinda a passion of mine Oh, I thought maybe you made them. It's not really that chees
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How do you make those Beast? I'm OK with Photoshop, but mainly making silly/stupid pictures where I paste somebody else's head on there, not anything like that. I've been wanting to make one with the Texas flag for the Texas Motor Speedway '97 bootleg. The actual bootleg artwork is HORRIFIC and I made some of my own, but I wasn't able to pull of the Texas Flag/Tongue thing. See what I mean?
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Quotegotdablouse Interesting, so where is the 1080p version of "Let's Work" ?! The green screen parts are very noticeable in the standard def version, I bet it sticks out unbelievably in high def. It's probably locked away for good.
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The cutting edge of technology and sucking.
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I'd say the Manson Murders in '69 did more to kill the 60's than Altamont.
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Ya Ya's 40th Anniversary version. Same arrangements, complete with Tina Turner and B.B. King opening.
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QuoteIsakSun Very interesting, thanks.
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It has some really good songs, but I find the album overall to be a clusterf--k. I could never listen to it straight through, have to skip around quite a bit. NMTB I can just put on and let it ride.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteNoCode0680 "She's So Cold", Leeds '82. Long before the official bootleg that video was on YouTube, but it disappeared about a year ago. You can hear the trainwreck of course, but the video made it better. Nobody in the band even considered stopping and doing a restart, on with the show! But they never really got back on track. I think that was Wembley
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We also need a thread for all the "I'm sick of complaints/whiners/negativity" threads.
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"She's So Cold", Leeds '82. Long before the official bootleg that video was on YouTube, but it disappeared about a year ago. You can hear the trainwreck of course, but the video made it better. Nobody in the band even considered stopping and doing a restart, on with the show! But they never really got back on track.
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Maybe somebody's feelings were hurt when you wouldn't choose who to f#*k.
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Quotetreaclefingers Quoteflacnvinyl She came across not as someone who forgot the lyrics, but as someone who simply did not know the lyrics. Many times people in pop will just wing it and think "they'll never notice", which is an indication of how much they care about the artist. Contrast Gwen to GaGa and suddenly the PPV looks amazing. GaGa sang like a crazy woman. Her costume was
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QuoteGRNRBITW Quote24FPS Cleveland '78 was not a great experience. when is cleveland ever a great experience? sorry - it had to be asked/said. I liked the R&R Hall of Fame, but that was the only place we went there. The scenery on the way to the Hall was kind of strange. I've never been in a city where one street is extremely nice, fancy restaurants, looked like maybe a gallery opening
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Quotelatebloomer QuoteNoCode0680 Probably some people at Altamont. Ughhhhh...can't believe you went there NoCode. It didn't look very enjoyable in the movie. The naked fat guy dancing in my personal space would have ruined the show, much less getting worked over by an Angel.
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Probably some people at Altamont.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteGumbootCloggeroo What if Tom Waits had messed up a lyric? Would there have been a lynch mob after him, as well? I highly doubt it. What if he sang slightly flat at one point? Would we have said how much he sucks? I doubt it. Gwen Stefani could have remembered the lyrics and sang on key but still she would have been crucified on here. I guess you can't win, Gwen. Tom Waits
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I don't get where the nervous thing comes from. She's played with respected artists before, maybe not as big as the Stones, but it's not like they dragged her out of the Dairy Queen and put her up there. She's performed at the Super Bowl and on American Idol, millions of people watching her. When I saw No Doubt she was performing in front of 385,000 people in what was, at the time, the largest
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Quotejpasc95 QuoteNoCode0680 Quotejpasc95 Quotehockenheim95 Quotejpasc95 Maybe we could get it in widescreen ? If they don't make it in blu ray, I'm not sure we can expect better than the Jointrip DVD version. You can't make a blu ray out of a 30 year old videotape Yet they did it for Ladies and Gentlemen which is from 1972. I don't think they can really do anything to make the picture super
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