QuoteDoxa "Start Me Up" in 1981. - Doxa Same here
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The intro song has got to be fast, short, well-known and a hit.
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QuoteDoxa I think EXILE bonus has stronger individual tracks (a true gem: "Plundered My Soul", but SOME GIRLS bonus works better as a whole - its standard is higher over-all. Both are great reminders of the greatness of the band - and I can't recall when I have been so thrilled for having a new Stones tune to go crazy aboout as I did with "Plundered My Soul". I hope there is mo
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I have been listening to Emotional Rescue (the song) in a seemingly endless loop the last few days... love it. What a great re-discovery!
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Quotenightskyman Quotebigbitch great....it is just so damn clear that the band's energy is just better with him in it....come on Mick J.....get with it...get him more numbers RW must be thrilled to see Mick Taylor outplaying him. Woody is secure enough to enjoy the ride
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I am!
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I think that after 50 years it's a little tough to have 'new stuff under the sun' even if they are still able to pull out first-time plays of past singles. If you're reading, keep on rolling please, Mick!
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Agreed - notwithstanding the mauling they deservedly got over the attempt to overcharge the market - I think the standard of the current tour is WAY above expectations from say a year ago.
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Looks like a great show, wish I could have been there!
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We Love You somewhere early/mid-set would shake things up a bit
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Quotefrankotero Really great song. Probably hard to perform live, like Love Is Strong, another one my favorites. +1
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Great to see Mick T and Keef in such good shape. Until a few months ago, I never thought for a moment I would see it in a million years. Life is good!
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They just need to release the NY PPV in time for this Xmas and I'll be happy
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It's nice to see Woody being so welcoming to get Mick T back into the fold.
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Tell Me I Love You Too Much Plundered My Soul Can't You Hear Me Knocking Sway
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I think that's essentially correct - these days they are all like 'managers' simply responding to huge global events in the best way they can.
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QuoteGravityBoy QuoteCarnaby "The trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money." Enjoy April 15th all you big government people. The day belongs to you. "Other people's money". Money is an interesting concept. Is it fair that a banker is paid more than a miner? The banker will say yes, the miner will say no. The banker has his
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Quotepinkfloydthebarber yes please +1
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QuoteGravityBoy QuoteErik_SnowThatcher was not Himmler, Göring, Hitler (or Chuck Leavell) To some people she was. Her trusted advisor was Keith Joseph. Big eugenics fan. Thatcher was the first to use unemployment levels as a tool to control the workers. And her heirs of all political parties have continued it. No mainstream party talks of "full employment" anymore. Wh
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Good ol' Ronnie!
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QuoteTitle5Take1 I'm reading Prince Rupert's book, and much of chapter seven is about how much the Stones have been ripped off and ripped off and how fans paid high prices for tickets where the price was jacked up by "middle men" (Bill Graham comes across as a complete scum bag). Chapter seven helps put some of the Stones' current ticket prices in context. I just read it too. It see
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I'd have more time for Morrissey if he stayed away from politics - wot a load of bollocks he writes. He's making himself look foolish. **** Singer Morrissey's Scathing Letter to the Public About Margaret Thatcher: "A Terror Without an Atom of Humanity" Thatcher is remembered as The Iron Lady only because she possessed completely negative traits such as persistent stubbornness
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I think, at the heart of it, it's that the Stones see what they do as some sort of amazing, enjoyable, hard-work career ... rather than an artistic endeavour. So they have no problem at all about charging high rates as they (rightly) see themselves at the top of the pile in terms of R'n'R. And the old line about nobody having to go and see them if they don't want to pay those prices is unde
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There's been a 70s-style power cut and the moderators are on strike!
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Thanks for posting. Nice to see he's so pleased to have Mick T back on board for more shows!
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Quoteash I'm not glad she's dead so to speak but... "there is no society" and "the market will provide" are two of the dumbest things i have heard from a politician. What's more infuriating is that it reminds me that if labour and the unions hadn't messed up this country so badly in the 70s then we probably wouldn't have suffered her reign. and here we are again, labour spe
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Quoteseitan To speak no ill of the dead could well be tampering with history.... It's interesting how many remember Thatchers support to War criminal and dictator of Chile. I wonder how many recall how Thatcher said that Pinochet was a fine example of democracy, yeah right....By the time of his death, Pinochet had been implicated in over 300 criminal charges for numerous human rights crimes,
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RIP Andy Johns
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Quote24FPS She's all over the news here in the States today. But there's nothing about her being despised in Britain by large parts of the population to this day. She's being portrayed as the savior of Britain. That Britain was still suffering from World War II when she took over. They mention power outages, three day workweeks, crippling strikes, and an entrenched class system. Someone did sa
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Running Too Deep & You Will But You Won't remind me of Always Suffering & Already Over Me on B2B... It's really unforgivable to have the same song with a different title in sequence on a record!!
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