Unless we get very good audio recordings of the 2013 tour, it is difficult to hear the 3 guitars playing together on the Youtube videos. If by chance they decide to record some new material with Mick Taylor after the end of the tour, that would be great. Conceptually I like the 3 guitar team ; I just want to hear what they will do with it. Rock and roll, Mops
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David Grohl loves to play music and when he plays he gets into it without holding back. I like his performance on "Bitch" although I don't like when he bitches about the Stones. Rock and roll, Mops
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Quoted from the interview: "Scott, who has designed costumes for Jagger in the past (an entirely separate team, unrelated to her, takes care of the rest of the band" I would have thought that Keith was wearing his regular clothes on this tour; it doesn't look like he needs help to pick up his stage clothes; he just keeps the ones he already has on! Rock and roll, mops
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The relationship is thiers; as long as they are both willing to work together and play on stage, their relationship is fine to me; they have been through a lot together over the last 50 years. If the damage would have resulted in the end of the band, then I would lament and I would regret the bad relationship between those two. Rock and roll, Mops
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Alexs I like it too. Thank you for sharing it with us. I don't care how it stands to the original, it is great that they play it on this tour. Hopefully they will keep it on the futur set lists. Rock and roll, Mops
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Quotebv For those who don't have all the insight on Keith's fastfood anger. From Miami 2002: There is also the story of the "on stage burger" in Hamburg and "the frank sausage" in Franckfurt" that could explain Keith's dislike for food eaten to close to him when he performs. Rock and roll, Mops
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The part about Mick Taylor helping out if Keith wasn't going to be able to tour due to the drug bust in Toronto (1977) is also a first to be added in the rolling stones unofficial but surprising stories. Mick Taylor speaking(part of the interview) : "I did know that when Keith Richards had these problems in Toronto , Mick called me in London and said “Could you help us out?”. I said �
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I imagine a show with only whiners in attendance; the horror! I imagine when 2 whiners meet and whine to each in agreement; the horror. Optimistic fans are more fun to be with, have a couple of drinks talk about the stones. Defeatists and nay-sayers should hang out only with each others and eventually they will have a good reason to justify their negative attitude;themselves. Rock and roll, Mo
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QuoteGRNRBITW Quoterollmops It's all relative. Whoever feels it is gone, too bad you feel that way and try to find somethingelse exciting out there in the world. roller derby? Why not? Who cares about the bottle as long as you get drunk! Rock and roll, Mops
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It's all relative. For me since the rehearsals started it has been very exciting, on a daily base. I watched the shows on Youtube and I am thrilled to see them performing.So No the Thrill isn't gone. Whoever feels it is gone, too bad you feel that way and try to find somethingelse exciting out there in the world. Rock and roll, Mops
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Listening to the Jajouka record in 2013 on a computer in a house in the usa, straight, can only be driven by curiosity as far I have experienced. Listening to it live in the mid 60's high on local hashish could be a totally different experience. If Brian was honestly fond of the Jajouka music it is quite amazing to me and I respect his open mind. But it also shows how fed up Brian must have been
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Quoteslew Mops - I agree, side three redeems the album. I really don't like the rest of it. You Gotta Move is good but thats it for me. I know some don't like the other sides. I got addicted to the stones in 1976-1977 so LYL was on constant rotation. So I still like LYL a lot partly for that emotional reason. But that side 3 was probably played more often than the 3 others. Rock and roll,
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Glad the mag in 1977 noticed that the side 3 (El Mocambo) was exceptionnal. The playing is tight and the sound is quite unique. Keith Richards' tone is the best he has ever had on Around Around, Crackin' up, Manish Boy. For me those are among the best moments in The Rolling Stones' live recorded music. By the way they need to release the rest of the El Mocambo recordings on the bootleg serie,
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I watched the documentary with lots of shots of the Steel Wheel/Urban Jungle. The Stones played very fast and charged up versions of their classic songs. They were younger and they were kicking ass big time. Now the size and the production is insane but still the rolling stones were very very strong and prepared to kill in 1989/90. Rock and roll, Mops
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Hey Green lady thank you very much for your hard word. The "Start Me Up" video has BV high fiving Mick. I am sure he must be delighted that you caught it on tape!! Rock and roll, Mops
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Few days ago I was in a shopping mall in Bethesda md, USA and I saw pictures of Georgia and Jerry advertising for a brand of shades/glasses, I think it was. They work together($) apparently. Rock and roll, Mops
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If you can't rock me. it's a great song to be played live. I like the change of tempo after the break in the middle. If Keith is on and rehearsed it goes down pretty well. Ronnie will do a Mick Taylor's impression by working the wah-wah a few times; it's classic stones' music. Rock and roll, Mops
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I disagree with that article. Gwen should have been very prepared and her performance is musically embarrasing. Watching it on Youtube, is a big dissapointment. I believe she should have picked up a fast song instead of wild horses. Rock and roll, Mops
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I don't know why Mick Taylor is limited to 1 # (the same), up to now. Is it a contract thing? To make his appearance very special only one song? But I like the fact that you take matter in hands and you are pro-active. I agree with you that the Stones should play more songs with Taylor. Who would disagree with that really? Good luck! Rock and roll, Mops
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If the tickets were sold at a cheaper price the scalpers and secondary market would make lot of money selling back lot of tickets at an increased price. That isn't fair either. I believe with that tour the scalpers are not making money which is good. Rock and roll, Mops
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If the tickets were a lot cheaper, the scalpers and the secondary market would take care of business and lots of the tickets would be sold back to customers at a high price. Which one is worst; greedy promoters or greedy scalpers and secondary market? Rock and roll, Mops
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Quotedcba ... except that in the 60's controversy stemmed from the fact they were considered anti-establishment. Forward to 2013 : controversy stems from the fact they are considered far too pro-establishment! Yes, you're right. But if they were still controversial about the same things 50 years after, that would be silly. Rock and roll, Mops
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I bought mine from Japan in the mid 80's. I played it all the time and I was the only one among my buddies to own it."Groove" is the word to define that record and a lot of it. Rock and roll, Mops
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I like it although they could have picked up "Drift Away" instead of "Ain't too proud to beg" The Glam Stones era 'made in england' was great while it lasted. The "silver train" clip is cool to watch too. Same dynamics, Mick is outrageous while the others don't seem to care which creates a good mix. Rock and roll, mops
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I don't know if there is a specific term but that the one I came with. Sometimes musicians mimick a sound with their instruments that relate a subject in a song. The way Brian Jones plays his slide in "King Bee" makes me think of flying stinging bees. Bill's bass in that song sounds like a buzzing swarm of bees. Mick Jagger's harmonica in "Silver Train" reminds me of the tcho
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Quotestonehearted Not everyone finds Daft Punk and The Stones so disparate in taste. Kasabian guitarist Serge Pizzorno, when talking about his band's third album in 2009, admitted that it was influenced by The Rolling Stones, Daft Punk, and The Clash--all on the same album. Daft Punk's Wiki page says that they started out as part of a guitar-based rock n roll band, but that they thought th
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I don't know anything about the french duo's music so I went to Wikipedia and that is how the online encyclopedia defines the group early musical influences : "Early in the group's career, the band members were strongly influenced by groups such as The Beach Boys and The Rolling Stones.[8]" I find the statement interesting because after listening to Daft Punk's music for few minut
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The sharing of the mic : it was great but I don't think we will see that again. Don't know the reason why. Is it the equivalent of having sex with your rock and roll partner? Rock and roll, Mops
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Because of Keith & Mick mentionning his name years ago, I decided to listen to George Jones. I am not a fan of country&western music but Jones' music caught my fancy right away after listening to "The Bradley barn sessions". What a great record. George Jones was a great singer and a wild man in his younger days. RIP Rock and roll, Mops
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Congratulations for reporting to us. That shows real heartfelt dedication from and for the rolling stones fans. You are the best!! Rock and roll, Mops
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