I think Keith's Mexico period is an underexplored topic.
30th April 2007 11:35 PM
stonedinaustralia
quote:Mel Belli wrote:
I think Keith's Mexico period is an underexplored topic.
that's right mel...
notice your pic of Chris in your sig.
i saw Chris Jagger gig about 2 years or so ago now ..he ended up with that "washtub" percussion thing he has in the pic around his neck
it was the weird...
30th April 2007 11:41 PM
Throwaway
quote:Mel Belli wrote:
I think Keith's Mexico period is an underexplored topic.
His playing on Tie You Up and She Was Hot kicks ass!
1st May 2007 12:37 AM
glencar
What an odd beginning...
1st May 2007 09:58 AM
Honky Tonk Man
1983 = Honky Tonk Man
1st May 2007 09:59 AM
Zack
quote:Honky Tonk Man wrote:
1983 = Honky Tonk Man
Dude's young.
1st May 2007 10:06 AM
_Boomy_
1983 = Boomy was 1!
1st May 2007 10:39 AM
Saint Sway
I love the Chris Jagger pic Mel! Funny!!
the Dutch will knight you
1st May 2007 11:07 AM
Mel Belli
quote:Saint Sway wrote:
I love the Chris Jagger pic Mel! Funny!!
the Dutch will knight you
I'll take it! Unlike the Swedes, the Dutch valiantly resisted the Nazis.
1st May 2007 11:17 AM
MrPleasant
This joke is so... 2006
1st May 2007 12:07 PM
Saint Sway
quote:Mel Belli wrote:
I think Keith's Mexico period is an underexplored topic.
for good reason.
This song was the 1st sign of the clinks in the Stones armour.
of course, soon after it would all quickly turn to complete shit with Shes The Boss, Live Aid, Back To Zero etc... and continued straight thru to Streets of Love
1st May 2007 12:37 PM
doo doo doo Dude
Love the chorus of this song, but the spoken word verses are shit.
1st May 2007 02:27 PM
Mel Belli
quote:Saint Sway wrote:
for good reason.
This song was the 1st sign of the clinks in the Stones armour.
of course, soon after it would all quickly turn to complete shit with Shes The Boss, Live Aid, Back To Zero etc... and continued straight thru to Streets of Love
Well, true ... But that all reflects poorly on Mick. Honestly I don't think '80s Keith comes off all that bad.
The wheels were coming off the Stones, and he did his best to keep the machine on course: his (and Ronnie's) writing on "Dirty Work" was pretty good; there was the great Chuck Berry movie project with Taylor Hackford; and not least, "Talk is Cheap."
1st May 2007 02:45 PM
Saint Sway
quote:Mel Belli wrote:
Well, true ... But that all reflects poorly on Mick. Honestly I don't think '80s Keith comes off all that bad.
The wheels were coming off the Stones, and he did his best to keep the machine on course: his (and Ronnie's) writing on "Dirty Work" was pretty good; there was the great Chuck Berry movie project with Taylor Hackford; and not least, "Talk is Cheap."
all true
Mick sucks.
1st May 2007 10:34 PM
Bruno
I fucking love everything in this song. It makes me think of Thriller.
And you gotta love those 80s videos
Worried About You, She´s So Cold, She Was Hot, Undercover, Harlem Shuffle... all great ones.
1st May 2007 10:35 PM
glencar
quote:Mel Belli wrote:
I'll take it! Unlike the Swedes, the Dutch valiantly resisted the Nazis.
The Dutch rock. They are also in the Coalition of the Willing!
1st May 2007 10:45 PM
Throwaway
Only time Keith let the times dictate him and not the other way around was in the mid 70s when he put those damn phaser effects on every single song. But other than that, even in 78 he still stayed true to his rock and roll roots, despite Jagger's Miss Yous and Lies..Some Girls the album is pure Stones. As its been said, Keith in the 80s (worst decade for modern music ?? yes, as VH peeked) made some of his best work, with Talk is Cheap and Hail Hail! being uncompromising, straight up Keith - timeless rock and roll.
2nd May 2007 04:46 AM
jaymze
I like "Too Much Blood".
Its a funky track, sounds very much of its era but thats what kind of make's it interesting. I think that it can often work well when the 'Stones incorporate a bit of what is going on around them in their music (Undercover of the Night, Miss you, Anybody seen my Baby are examples). It add's spice to a 40+ year song catalogue. However the verse's are comical. If mick was trying to be controversial with the lyrics they just came across as funny and kind of camp. He did better on "Undercover".
2nd May 2007 07:42 AM
Bruno
And let´s clap our hands to Jim Barber, what a beautiful guitar he plays.
2nd May 2007 08:13 AM
Zack
quote:Bruno wrote:
I fucking love everything in this song. It makes me think of Thriller.
That's the problem.
2nd May 2007 09:28 AM
Bruno
Not to me. Thriller is one of my favourite records. Everytime I hear TMB I imagine it with Michael Jackson´s voice.
Mah mah se, mah mah sah, mah mah cuh sah!
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