September 7, 20232 yr I like the song -- it's not great, but I'd rather listen to it than most of the shit that gets released these days. [Sidenote: Get off my lawn!]
September 21, 20232 yr On 9/6/2023 at 7:52 PM, Gil Bang said: Fuck it, I'm in. Always. I actually like it, kind of has a voodoo lounge era vibe but man could this band use 25 year old Mick Taylor. we'll see what the rest of the album brings.
September 21, 20232 yr I'll just drop this here as a kind of compare and contrast thing. A reminder of how far they've fallen:
September 21, 20232 yr Well, they are 80 (ish). If I'm still alive when I'm 80 I'll probably wear diapers and drool on myself. So, same as it ever was.
September 21, 20232 yr 26 minutes ago, 83Horn said: I'll just drop this here as a kind of compare and contrast thing. A reminder of how far they've fallen: I don't think anyone is suggesting that they're anywhere near the band now that they were then. They were at the height of their powers in the Beggars-Bleed-Sticky-Exile run.
September 21, 20232 yr Sticky is arguably the greatest rock album of all time. So, it's unfair to compare anything to that.
September 22, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, Deej said: "Rape, murder...it's just a drive up I-35" @blacklab@Wulaw Horn I hereby make a motion to rename the game thread Edited September 22, 20232 yr by Gil Bang
September 30, 20232 yr Sounds like I need to befriend Mick. https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/29/entertainment/mick-jagger-kids-money/index.html
September 30, 20232 yr I have zero perspective on that kind of money, obviously, but I can imagine how one would think they're doing their kids a disservice by just dumping insane money on them. I would think a few million bucks makes sense, but beyond that, you're just encouraging them to be unproductive.
September 30, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, jimmyjazz said: I would think a few million bucks makes sense, So you taking on new kids or what
September 30, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, jimmyjazz said: I have zero perspective on that kind of money, obviously, but I can imagine how one would think they're doing their kids a disservice by just dumping insane money on them. I would think a few million bucks makes sense, but beyond that, you're just encouraging them to be unproductive. His daughter helps him with a lot of the business end of the Stones. I'm sure she is well compensated.
October 1, 20232 yr Damn. Mick's voice sounds like it did around Emotional Rescue. That track would fit in on the second half of Tattoo You. Edited October 1, 20232 yr by Deej
October 1, 20232 yr 18 minutes ago, alincoln said: Gaga and Stevie on the new one. Sounds fantastic. Hell yes! Dude sounds like he's in his prime! 80 more years of Mick and the Stones, please. /no jinx 13 minutes ago, Deej said: Damn. Mick's voice sounds like it did around Emotional Rescue. That track would fit in on the second half of Tattoo You. I'm floored. Among the best Stones songs of the last 40 years. Possibly the best. Edited October 1, 20232 yr by dcbc
October 1, 20232 yr 3 minutes ago, Deej said: That song is straight out of another era of the Stones. That song is I just texted all of my cool-music-friends about it good.
October 1, 20232 yr Damn, Mick. Did you just get 42 years younger? Agreed, that sounds like a Tattoo You track.
October 2, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, tbone_ said: That song is bad ass That's a song they should end their recording career on.
October 2, 20232 yr 3 minutes ago, Deej said: That's a song they should end their recording career on. Hell no, I want to hear more!
October 2, 20232 yr That is better than a lot of the crap they've been putting out for the past 50 years. Could do with less Lady Gaga, and they really do miss Charlie Watts and Mick Taylor. Although Jagger's voice is unmistakable, there is nothing in this song that sounds like Keith Richards. It sounds like something Jagger might have recorded solo during a Stones hiatus. I'd give it a 6.5-7 out of 10.
October 2, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, G650 said: Got damn that is a good fucking song Yes, it is. I like all kinds of Stones -- garage rock, R&B, country, soul, whatever. It's just a better song than they've been putting out for years. And Mick sounds FANTASTIC. Maybe as good as he has for a very long time.
October 2, 20232 yr 100% The Stones are in my triumvirate of bands along with CCR and Social D that are my ride or dies, but I have not really been terribly moved by anything in quite a few years. This bad boy though is the truth. And Mick sounds excellent.
October 2, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, G650 said: The Stones are in my triumvirate of bands along with CCR and Social D that are my ride or dies
October 3, 20232 yr 7 hours ago, jimmyjazz said: Yes, it is. I like all kinds of Stones -- garage rock, R&B, country, soul, whatever. It's just a better song than they've been putting out for years. And Mick sounds FANTASTIC. Maybe as good as he has for a very long time. Agree. I’m never experienced expected them to bring it like this at this point. It’s so good
October 6, 20232 yr On 10/2/2023 at 10:44 AM, tbone_ said: Good point. I kept waiting for some guitar. I got your guitar right here
November 8, 20232 yr I absolutely love the new album. I can't believe how great it sounds and I've listened to it repeatedly. The energy, the slashing guitar, and Mick's vocals are top notch. Possibly the most enjoyable Stones album all-around since Some Girls.
November 20, 20232 yr Happened to be on some XM channel and they were interviewing mick, and played sweet sounds of heaven. So just wanted to echo the above that it is a really great song and mick sounds 40 years younger on it. I was flabbergasted. Found a video of a live version they did for some show, and mick is also moving around quite spryly for an octogenarian.
November 21, 20232 yr "Sponsored also in part by Depends" Fuck, I'm old. Edited November 21, 20232 yr by Deej
December 2, 20232 yr I've got Sticky Fingers on the HiFi right now. We as a people didn't deserve the Rolling Stones. But I'm sure we all got to live in the time of said Rolling Stones. I tend to forget how damned special Wild Horses is. Edited December 2, 20232 yr by dcbc
December 2, 20232 yr 1 minute ago, dcbc said: I've got Sticky Fingers on the HiFi right now. We as a people didn't deserve the Rolling Stones. But I'm sure we all got to live in the time of said Rolling Stones. I tend to forget how damned special Wild Horses is. Pretty sure when we did the desert island thread on shaggy, sticky fingers was my album choice.
December 2, 20232 yr 1 minute ago, Pato del Muerto said: Pretty sure when we did the desert island thread on shaggy, sticky fingers was my album choice. Up until this moment, I've always placed it second to Let it Bleed. But I'm so close to flipping those two. So close for me.
December 2, 20232 yr 2 minutes ago, tbone_ said: The crazy thing about the Stones is how well their music ages I just rolled into Exile. Just tremendous from playing to production. Everyting from 1968--1972 from them is next level by any standard of that time period or this one. I once said that if anyone released anything approaching Full Moon Fever today, it would blow people's minds. But even though it was tremendous, even in its time, there were a lot of good albums back then, and we were used to it. Looking at it restrospectively, really makes me appreciate how good the overall level of music was in the 20th century.
March 24, 20241 yr Keith taking a swig before the guitar intro. The best. Back when Keith was menacing.. Edited March 24, 20241 yr by Deej
March 27, 20241 yr On 12/1/2023 at 8:54 PM, dcbc said: I've got Sticky Fingers on the HiFi right now. We as a people didn't deserve the Rolling Stones. But I'm sure we all got to live in the time of said Rolling Stones. I tend to forget how damned special Wild Horses is. Although I grew up with the Stones always around, the only album my old man had in CD format (his preferred format in my memory span) was Let It Bleed. I knew and loved every note of that album, plus all the radio hits, but never actively started listening to the rest of the Stones' catalog until I was 18 and started moving past music being made FOR younger people. "Wild Horses" blew me away on the first listen and has remained my favorite song of all time ever since. I don't know I had avoided it in the first 18 years of my life, but whatever. When my wife and I got married, she walked down the aisle to it. It always moves me. On 12/1/2023 at 10:01 PM, dcbc said: I just rolled into Exile. Just tremendous from playing to production. Everyting from 1968--1972 from them is next level by any standard of that time period or this one. I once said that if anyone released anything approaching Full Moon Fever today, it would blow people's minds. But even though it was tremendous, even in its time, there were a lot of good albums back then, and we were used to it. Looking at it restrospectively, really makes me appreciate how good the overall level of music was in the 20th century. What they did in that period is the absolute pinnacle of rock and roll, full stop.
March 27, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Al_4_ISU said: "Wild Horses" blew me away on the first listen and has remained my favorite song of all time ever since. It's a fantastic song. I also love the cover by The Sundays. Harriet Wheeler's voice is perfect.
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