Is there anywhere that I can get a version of (Night Time Is) The Right Time. I saw it in Hershey, and it was the highlight of an amazing show, the best I've seen them.
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Thru and Thru is my favorite The Worst, You Got Me Rockin' and Love is Strong are also great.
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I strongly disagree that Tattoo You is very good. It's excellent it's up there with the big four along with Some Girls. With the exception of Dirty Work, I think every Stones album has been great. Of course there are some that are below the others, but still not worth saving them and combining them with others. ABB is hands down their best since Tattoo You, with the exception of Streets Of Lo
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I was at Hershey and Philly. They were both great, but Hershey was was better. It would have been perfect with a Philly crowd. My family was on the far away from me and they said they could see me perfectly because me and my friends were the only ones standing at some points.
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Brussels is great, but I like Philadelphia Special better, especially Gimme Shelter versions. Of course Ya Ya's is untouchable.
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Beggars Banquet
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Great CD I haven't stopped listening to it. I'm actually listening to it now.
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IORR is great but I would have voted for Black and Blue, and I definately have to go with December's Children I think all around it is better than IORR.
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Creedence I would strech that out to include 67-73 just to include the early Doors, all of the late Beatles, Beggars Banquet, Jimi Hendrix, etc.
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Some Girls ***** Emotional Rescue **1/2 (Never got into it that much) Tatoo You ***** (Tops is one of their most underrated songs) Undercover **1/2 (Same as ER) Dirty Work * (I think this is the worst Stones album by far) Steel Wheels **** Voodoo Lounge ***1/2 Bridges to Babylon ****1/2 A Bigger Bang **** (Could be a five star after a few more listens) Still Life ****1/2 (Under My Thu
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Salt of the Earth Moonlight Mile Crazy Mama the top three
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Stones Doors Beatles The Who Led Zeppelin Jimi Hendrix Bob Dylan Kinks CCR Elton John Nirvana Tom Petty had to go over no particular order after the first 5
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Mick Jagger Jim Morrison Elvis David Bowie Roger Daltry Little Richard
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I'm surprised at some of the names I've been seeing on this thread. I have to strongly disagree with those who said The Doors, Dylan, The Who, Neil Young, and Jimi Hendrix strongly. These are some of the greatest musicians out there. Especially the Doors, the greatest American band in history. I definately agree with Phil Collins, Sting, The Police, the Eagles, KISS, and Dave Matthews. I thi
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There's a band called Shattered that is very good. They play in Philly all the time, I try to see them whenever I can.
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The stones are the greatest live band ever. Although the Who is an amazing live act from what I have seen, and I'm sure they were much better in the 60's no one can compare with the Stones live. The 69 tour was the greatest tour ever as far as I'm concerned.
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Although I love GHS, I do agree that it was very different from EOMS. First of all I consider EOMS the greatest album of all time, so I think anywhere was going to have to be in a different direction that would be considered a step down. Another thing is the atmosphere that Exile was recorded on, the Stones knew they had something special with Exile, and they tried to recreate the atmosphere th
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Moonlight Mile is a good one Dandelion, another one that I like is Salt of the Earth. Great Song. ChelseaDrugstore, I agree that it is a great line, but I love every line on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. The woman screaming "Paint It Black you devils." "Charlie's good tonight, isn't he." another classic.
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Moonlight Mile is a good one Dandelion, another one that I like is Salt of the Earth. Great Song. ChelseaDrugstore, I agree that it is a great line, but I love every line on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. The woman screaming "Paint It Black you devils." "Charlie's good tonight, isn't he." another classic.
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i agree sway is very underrated. I would love to hear them play it live on the next tour.
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that was the first night i was there it was a great show (my first)
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Rubber Soul - Beatles Get Yer Ya YA's Out - Stones Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - Greatest Hits
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Yeah Stikkyfinger, there is one guy I play with and I have learned alot from him, but I just don't get the chance to play with him that often, I will have to try to put my name out at a music store. Thanks again.
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Sympathy for the Devil - Ya Ya's Gimme Shelter - Philadelphia 1972 - June 20th i think i don't have it with me, it's the first show, I also love Uptight/Satisfaction from the same show.
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The first time I saw them live. Philly 3/15/99. They made a great entrance, and played an awesome show, including many songs that I had heard, but didn't really know. From then on I've been a die hard.
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Thanks Rockman and Elmo
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Where can I find the Clapton version?
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I play guitar, but I have only been playing for a little over two years. I'm not bad though. I play alot of Stones and Beatles and other classic rock. I would be better, but I can't find anyone to play with. Just play by listening to the cds and playing along.
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I play it in standard, and it is am penatonic.
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I love Keith, he is rock n roll, and he's an amazing guy (hilarious), greatest rythm guitarist ever.
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