"Emotional Rescue" was a good album, not a brilliant one and of course not as good as "Some Girls" or "Tattoo You" but I think it always has been unfairly treated by critics. It's a fine work with magnificent songs like the title track, "Dance pt. 1" (I love this disco-funk song), the reggae feeling of "Send It To Me", the rockers "Let Me Go" and "Where The Boys Go" and of course my favourite track on the album, the exceptional "She's So Cold", a classic and eternally enjoyable tune that I never get tired of listen to.... no matter how many times I do it.
Yeah they are nutz, i absolutely love that album, and thought it was a brave change of sound, while still being the stones. Could the album have been better? Sure probably, but can't everything be better, somehow, but the album is what they made it to be, and i quite enjoy it
yes - I understand - my comment was directed at the fact that this interview is focusing on Jagger / Richards & with the title 'Ronnie Wood years' I would expect more on Ronnie Wood's influence .
This is the Ronnie Wood years about Mick and Keith's band. Ron Wood is given credit for being the "glue" that broght them back together and a refreshed vibrancy. That's it.
To me Tattoo You is the last great Stones album. Front to back that album is fantastic. They really haven't been able to match that status since but have still put out very good music.
That album was great for the teens of South America of the time. I think the Stones created a new market with that record, so those comments are only valid for Great Britain and US
While have to admit, there's a lot of truth about what these guy's say about the record Emotional Rescue and I remember well that I was in that camp of fans waiting for another great Stones record and was disappointed by Emotional Rescue for all the same reasons these guy's mention, yet later it hooked me and for fun I still listen to it to this day Every song on it is good with a lot of tongue in cheek sense of humour about entering the 80's from their point of view. Rock had become a joke.
where is part # 7? I really like this and I am going through withdrals one minute after finishing part #6. and yes! I am an subscriber. I mean who isn't?
A bunch of Genesis fans reviewing one of my favourite Stones albums? "Get Some Sleep Tonight" is a fucking classic song at least. "Where The Boys All Go" you've got to have a bit of testosterone in your system to understand it. Clearly these eunuchs blah, blah, blahing don't. Lads don't go where the real men go. You'll get fucking killed!
It’s weird how critics are so happy to talk about heroin and how it affects the music in good way but mostly in how bad it is but completely neglect alcohol and it’s affects to it? Keith pretty much swapped heroin for alcohol and look what happens to his creativity,looks, personality and how he plays the guitar! It all goes down the drain. It’s the best advert for showing how much more damaging alcohol is compared to doing good quality heroin. His main problem was that it was illegal and the stigma coz it makes you isolated. You cannot do anything properly bring drunk all the time certainly not play guitar properly!
yea all about you kicks ass I thought emotional rescue wasn't too bad though..... Secondly.... I have that live at Hampton album... and have seen the Hal Ashby movie, and I actually think early 80s was another huge high point in their live shows
Emotional was the start of the horrible, light on the bass and light on the low end mix, but treble and mids on high.The hardest and heaviest band in the world would sound timid and pale with this production. And the Stones have used this style ever since. Why?.
I see what this all about you guys copied a DVD you purchased from Amazon.com...why would you think you could republish it without any legal responsibilities?
What happened to Part 5? I don't understand disco. It's not music. Raised on classical music from pre-birth, I understood Jazz, the Rolling Stones & Lou Reed. But never discothèque. Utterly void of Guerlain Champs-Élyséeism or patchouli, it can't dance no mo'. Miss You is Not disco. Miss You is pûr Stones.
These guys surprise me when they start in all sighing off the same sophisticated church hymnsheet re: how awful Emotional Rescue is. They're just repeating what seems to them the common wisdom among the savants. The weakest song on the album is the Richard's tune, not 'Down in the Hole' or 'Send it to Me'. Weird disconnect. But then the Stone's video invites ridicule and brings down the music. Fake stage, bad lighting, like something off an Underground station. Except for the two weak end-of-side tunes, All About You and Indian Girl, which to me make the album uneven, it has some great, great songs. And they're not 'sense of humour' songs, they're full of raw energy. So puzzling to hear this dry dissection of know-it-alls.
"Emotional Rescue" was a good album, not a brilliant one and of course not as good as "Some Girls" or "Tattoo You" but I think it always has been unfairly treated by critics. It's a fine work with magnificent songs like the title track, "Dance pt. 1" (I love this disco-funk song), the reggae feeling of "Send It To Me", the rockers "Let Me Go" and "Where The Boys Go" and of course my favourite track on the album, the exceptional "She's So Cold", a classic and eternally enjoyable tune that I never get tired of listen to.... no matter how many times I do it.
I love this album..
Yeah they are nutz, i absolutely love that album, and thought it was a brave change of sound, while still being the stones. Could the album have been better? Sure probably, but can't everything be better, somehow, but the album is what they made it to be, and i quite enjoy it
Critics are critics.. I also loved Emotional Rescue. Proved that they really could do disco... they can play every kind of music well.
She's So Cold is an awesome song, and was the highlight of the Bigger Bang tour (for me). Screw these critics.
I like all the Rolling Stones music I've ever heard. Variety is les épices d'la Vitesse.
Hate to hear them trash, She's so cold. Love that song! (: You can
hear Ronnie's cheekiness come through his guitar.
The title is the Ron Wood years. I don't remember Ron being mentioned once in this video
i love emotional rescue,there's a large need for rescues of the emotionally suffering few.
yes - I understand - my comment was directed at the fact that this interview is focusing on Jagger / Richards & with the title 'Ronnie Wood years' I would expect more on Ronnie Wood's influence .
This is the Ronnie Wood years about Mick and Keith's band. Ron Wood is given credit for being the "glue" that broght them back together and a refreshed vibrancy. That's it.
To me Tattoo You is the last great Stones album. Front to back that album is fantastic. They really haven't been able to match that status since but have still put out very good music.
That album was great for the teens of South America of the time. I think the Stones created a new market with that record, so those comments are only valid for Great Britain and US
where the hell is part 5 of this doc. ?
I always wondered why Tattoo You succeeded in producing their former mood - out of the vaults.
While have to admit, there's a lot of truth about what these guy's say about the record Emotional Rescue and I remember well that I was in that camp of fans waiting for another great Stones record and was disappointed by Emotional Rescue for all the same reasons these guy's mention, yet later it hooked me and for fun I still listen to it to this day Every song on it is good with a lot of tongue in cheek sense of humour about entering the 80's from their point of view. Rock had become a joke.
where is part # 7? I really like this and I am going through withdrals one minute after finishing part #6. and yes! I am an subscriber. I mean who isn't?
Always remember, critics are those who have no talent but to criticize others.
Where's part 7 of the documentary ?
i love she,s so kkkcold good live tune as well im with katie on this matter
A bunch of Genesis fans reviewing one of my favourite Stones albums? "Get Some Sleep Tonight" is a fucking classic song at least. "Where The Boys All Go" you've got to have a bit of testosterone in your system to understand it. Clearly these eunuchs blah, blah, blahing don't. Lads don't go where the real men go. You'll get fucking killed!
that album rocks to this day !! these guys talking suck !!!
It’s weird how critics are so happy to talk about heroin and how it affects the music in good way but mostly in how bad it is but completely neglect alcohol and it’s affects to it? Keith pretty much swapped heroin for alcohol and look what happens to his creativity,looks, personality and how he plays the guitar! It all goes down the drain. It’s the best advert for showing how much more damaging alcohol is compared to doing good quality heroin. His main problem was that it was illegal and the stigma coz it makes you isolated. You cannot do anything properly bring drunk all the time certainly not play guitar properly!
Bullshit...She’s So Cold is a Great song. So is the album. 😅😂🍸
yea all about you kicks ass I thought emotional rescue wasn't too bad though..... Secondly.... I have that live at Hampton album... and have seen the Hal Ashby movie, and I actually think early 80s was another huge high point in their live shows
I knew Lester Bangs, sir, and you are no Lester Bangs!
I'm not a huge fan of She's so Cold, but the only Stones song I can think of that I actively dislike is Shattered. 😅
Emotional was the start of the horrible, light on the bass and light on the low end mix, but treble and mids on high.The hardest and heaviest band in the world would sound timid and pale with this production. And the Stones have used this style ever since. Why?.
I see what this all about you guys copied a DVD you purchased from Amazon.com...why would you think you could republish it without any legal responsibilities?
this is the Ronnie Wood years - but they are focusing on Mick & Keith - where's Ronnie influence ? why don't they talk about that ?
What happened to Part 5? I don't understand disco. It's not music. Raised on classical music from pre-birth, I understood Jazz, the Rolling Stones & Lou Reed. But never discothèque. Utterly void of Guerlain Champs-Élyséeism or patchouli, it can't dance no mo'. Miss You is Not disco. Miss You is pûr Stones.
Keef
Right most of any good songs came from the vault of Exile & Sticky fFngers
These guys surprise me when they start in all sighing off the same sophisticated church hymnsheet re: how awful Emotional Rescue is. They're just repeating what seems to them the common wisdom among the savants. The weakest song on the album is the Richard's tune, not 'Down in the Hole' or 'Send it to Me'. Weird disconnect. But then the Stone's video invites ridicule and brings down the music. Fake stage, bad lighting, like something off an Underground station. Except for the two weak end-of-side tunes, All About You and Indian Girl, which to me make the album uneven, it has some great, great songs. And they're not 'sense of humour' songs, they're full of raw energy. So puzzling to hear this dry dissection of know-it-alls.
BUT
Is this about hummm Ronnie wood...This is weak lets here about more Ron Wood.
This is the worst documentary these dudes are obviously bitter