Universal Music Group is pleased to announce the reissue of five Rolling Stones live albums on November 9, 2009. Recorded between 1975 and 2002, ‘Love You Live’, ‘Still Life’, ‘Flashpoint’, the “much-loved” ‘Stripped’ and ‘Live Licks’, showcase the “world’s greatest rock ’n’ roll band” in its natural habitat—on stage. Continuing UMG’s comprehensive release pro
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Legendary rock band The Rolling Stones have emerged as one of the favourites to headline next year’s Glastonbury festival. 2010 will mark the 40th anniversary of the famous event, and festival-goers have been promised an extra special weekend to mark the anniversary.The Rolling Stones are 4/1 at bookmakers William Hill, followed by Coldplay and David [...]
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MUSIC NEWS - This November 26 & 27 will mark the 40th anniversary of the recording of the Rolling Stones gigs at NYC's Madison Square Garden that brought us the epochal Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!, the release regarded as the band’s definitive live album. To celebrate, ABKCO Records will release Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! The Rolling Stones In Concert – 40th Anniversary Deluxe Box S
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Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones and Nick Mason of Pink Floyd have come out with statements putting down the Guitar Hero and Rock Band series of video games, saying that they take youth's time and interest in learning real instruments.Wyman told the BBC, "It encourages kids not to learn, that's the trouble. It makes less and less people dedicated to really get down and learn an instrument. I ...
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The BBC is reporting former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman has expressed concern that music games like Rock Band stop young people from practicing real musical instruments.He told the BBC: "It encourages kids not to learn, that's the trouble."It makes less and less people dedicated to really get down and learn an instrument. I think is a pity so I'm not really keen on that kind of stuff."Wym...
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I recently looked into Sly & Robbie's back catalog which included a collaboration with The Rolling Stones ("Too Much Blood" on 1983's "Undercover" album). This made me revisit several of my favorite Stones albums as well.While doing this, I reencountered "Too Rude" from 1986's "Dirty Work" album - a song which features lead vocalist Keith Richards and which is closer to 'roots reggae' than "Too...
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You Can’t Always Get What You Want is the closing track on the 1969 Rolling Stones album Let It Bleed. Regular readers may remember we did our first Stones song edition of Cover Wars two months ago when we took a look at covers of Can’t You Hear Me Knocking.There are some very interesting quotes regarding the drumming on this track included in the book According to the Rolling Stones, you can
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TestosterStones: Tell me, musically what is the finest era of The Rolling Stones?Okay, buddah bing, I gotta say the Brian Jones thing is the thing. We got the zing of dulcimers, the sting of dobros, the marimba vibes and a wailin' sitar paintin' our rage in wood so black its purple majesties cut deeper than the plunk of Rubber Soul.Better than my opinion, in my humble opinion, is the rave react...
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That climatic scene in 'Bottle Rocket'...when Dignan is making his ill fated getaway. The Stones '2000 Man' comes blaring at ya...and it is just perfect. This was THE scene that made me a Wes Anderson fan.The Rolling Stones - '2000 Man' MP3~~
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*Rating* 9.2*Summary* The most necessary unnecessary album of the year.For all the Rolling Stones have accomplished, and that list is as extensive as the items Keith Richards has personally injested, none is more impressive than what Scorsese's Shine A Light makes clear: the Stones are outliving and outperforming their critics and chroniclers. Their peers had the good sense to be canonized:...
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That climatic scene in 'Bottle Rocket'...when Dignan is making his ill fated getaway. The Stones '2000 Man' comes blaring at ya...and it is just perfect. This was THE scene that made me a Wes Anderson fan.The Rolling Stones - '2000 Man' MP3~~
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--- - |- In 2008, it's easy to be snide about the Rolling Stones . "They're no longer relevant; they're only in it for the money; they're ancient; they're a joke." I read these criticisms often - usually immediately upon the Stones announcing a new album and/or tour. And after a few too many mediocre albums, sometimes I even utter similar criticisms myself. The last time I saw them, at Ma...
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Photo: Malcom Brown "June 11, 1963, Thich Quang Duc, a Buddhist monk from Vietnam, burned himself to death at a busy intersection in downtown Saigon to bring attention to the repressive policies of the Catholic Diem regime that controlled the South Vietnamese government at the time." Source - World Famous Photos What's behind a powerful album cover? Good art work? graphic design? Yep all ...
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Though this is a bootleg re-master it is an absolutely brilliant remastering and reinterpretation of the Stones late 60's classic. The folks over at ABCKO could take a lesson from Mickboy when it comes to remastering the Stones back catalog. This is without a doubt the very best version of this disc my ears have ever heard IMHO. The songs literally come bounding out of the speakers like an abso...
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The first London rock star club was the Ad Lib but by 1966 it was passe and everyone was on to the next club - The Scotch of St. James. The area of St. James has a long history as a discreet playground for the louche, moneyed, and landed and The Scotch of St. James was the ultimate in discretion - in a small yard off a side street, reached only by an easily missed driveway.Andrew Loog Oldham de...
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