New Rolling Stones CD

[Hardrock69]

Like, by using proxies....

[twonabomber]

Originally posted by FORD
I'll be sure to read the liner notes when I get my "official" copy of the album.

see how well these match up then...

Rough Justice: MJ: Vocals, Guitar KR: Guitar CW: Drums RW: Slide guitar DJ: Bass CL: Piano

Let Me Down Slow: MJ:Vocals, KR: Guitar, Backing Vocals CW: Drums
Rw: Slide guitar DJ: Bass

It Won't Take Long: MJ: Vocals KR: Guitar, backing vocals CW: Drums
RW: Guitar DJ:Bass CL: Organ

Rain Fall Down: MJ:Vocals, guitar, keuboards, vibes KR: Guitar, backing vocals CW: Drums RW: Guitar Matt Clifford: Keyboards, vibes, programming

Streets Of Love MJ: Vocals, guitar KR: Guitar CW: Drums RW:Guitar
DJ: Bass Matt Clifford: Piano, organ,strings,programming CL: piano, organ

Back Of My Hand: MJ: Vocals, slide guitar, harmonica, percussion, bass KR: Guitar CW: Drums

She Saw Me Coming MJ:Vocals, bass, percussion KR: Guitar, backing vocals,piano CW: Drums RW: Guitar Blondie Chaplin: Backing vocals

Biggest Mistake MJ:Vocals, guitars KR: Guitar, backing vocals CW: drums RW:guitar DJ: Bass CL: Organ

This Place Is Empty: KR: Vocals, guitar, piano, bass MJ: Slide guitar, backing vocals CW: Drums Don Was: piano

Oh No Not You Again: MJ: Vocals, guitar KR: guitar, bass CW: Drums Rw: guitar DJ: Bass

Dangerous Beauty: MJ: Vocals, guitar, bass KR: guitar CW: Drums

Laugh I Nearly Died: MJ: vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion KR: guitar CW: Drums DJ: bass

Sweet Neo Con MJ:Vocals, guitar, bass, harmonica KR: Guitar CW: Drums

Look What The Cat Dragged In: MJ: Vocals, guitar, bass KR: Guitar CW: Drums RW: Guitar DJ: Bass Lenny Castro: Percussion

Driving Too Fast MJ: Vocals, guitar, percussion KR: guitar CW: Drums
RW: Guitar DJ:Bass CL; Piano

Infamy: KR: vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass, percussion MJ: guitar, backing vocals, harmonica, keyboards, percussion CW: Drums

Tracks 2,3,5,7,8,9,10,11,15 Mixed by Jack Joseph Puig (amorica)

[twonabomber]

you know...i found Bridges To Babylon a little hard to get into...but this one...i really like it on the first listen.

[Mama's Fool]

I really like the two Keith songs.

[Hardrock69]

I have listened to this every day for the last week, and I am convinced it is their best record since the late 70s, say around Some Girls...

I am very impressed.

It has a little something for everybody....

Woohoo!

IF they come to Gnashville, I MIGHT consider going to see them this time around. So far they have only announced a date in Memphis.

On the 40 licks tour they played in Gnashville, but I was not interested in seeing them...heck I have seen them twice....

[Wawazat]

Well on first listen i was amazed how fucking good this album is.

On second thought i decided, it´s worth puttin up here.

So take this as my Fan Introduction post with music attachment.

Roth on Army !!!!!!!!!!!!

[Northern Girl]

I got this on Tuesday. Love it!!

[Big Fat Sammy]

Thanks for the early "preview" Wawazat!!!!



My favs so far are This Place is Empty, Laugh I Nearly Died, and Dangerous Beauty.

Check out Mick on Laugh I Nearly Died...he hasn't whipped out that falsetto voice in quite awhile I believe. It's during the "I've been traveling far and wide" bit.

[Vinnie Velvet]

Well, seems like this new Stones album may be worth getting.

To me, I don't think they have put together an album of great songs since Tatoo You.

Granted, there have been some good songs since, all the way to their recent efforts, but for me, I just thought they couldn't get back to the greatness that to me hasn't been there since '81.

I will have to listen to the new one to really judge.

[Northern Girl]

Holy fookin' hell is this great. I just can't stop playing it. I can barely work.

oh no not you again, fuckin' up my life

ha ha

fookin' great

yes, I'm excited

[Jérôme Frenchise]

I've listened to "A Bigger Bang" in my car since Monday, focusing on the rockers. I dig it a fucking lot. Now I'm listening to it at home for the first time, and it kicks ass. The sound is amazing. As for the songs, they've obviously had inspiration faith and energy, and they'd had better have, 8 bloody years after "Bridges to Babylon" which was disappointing...

Mick is himself like hell, Keith is fit like hell (I only regret there aren't many real riffs, but the whole stuff is so coherent and exciting...), Ronnie plays like he always should if only he had braked earlier on his drug abuses... Charlie hits his kit like... like Charlie Watts, OK, but I may have all their records from the first one plus boots, I'll never get used to the power of that man.
Darryl Jones sounds great on the record too.

The usual background vocals (Lisa mmh Fisher, Bernard Fowler, etc) are much more discreet (I haven't even noticed them actually), and I don't remember hearing Master Bobby Keyes either...

Just a slight regret: Mick plays the harmonica on a few tracks, and I'm still not convinced he should keep on insisting, his lines aren't very pertinent. May they hire Magic Dick from the J. Geils Band, I think he's free these days...
Anyway, his vocals and lyrics are all that counts, and the Mick is still on top. It's a grand Stones album, which means a masterpiece generally speaking!

[bueno bob]

Damn.

Thought it was safe to write them off, too.

Rather amazing work, no shit.

Mick and Keith deserve a BIG tip of the hat.

[VHII]

I bought it on Tuesday and I cant stop playing it! My favorite track is She Saw Me Coming

[Northern Girl]

Buy it, people! You won't be disappointed.

[Big Fat Sammy]

Originally posted by VHII
I bought it on Tuesday and I cant stop playing it! My favorite track is She Saw Me Coming

I like that too...It reminds me of the Some Girls album for some reason.