[Nicky91]

Youtube video

from their newest album, which also will include a song with Sir Elton John



complete interview with Jimmy Fallon

Youtube video

+ in that interview they spilled a big secret about Paul McCartney

[Nicky91]

also vocals from Lady GaGa, Stevie Wonder, bit of bass guitar by Paul McCartney



drums are from Saturday Night Live's Steve Jordan, whom also was in David Letterman's Late Night live band



additional guitar sounds by Darryl Jones whom played with artists like Miles Davis, Sting among others

[Nicky91]

Angry issa bop, very modern, very different to their older music, catchier tbh


and Mick still got the slick vocals for his age currently

[The Slim Reaper]

For an aging rock band it's not a terrible song, but when you stack it against their back catalogue, it's dreadful.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

For an aging rock band it's not a terrible song, but when you stack it against their back catalogue, it's dreadful.

same with Red Hot Chili Peppers tbf


Black Summer is decent for them currently but up against their past work either, it's meh



but tbh Red Hot Chili Peppers are still a nice example, since they are still one of best live rock bands out there, and the Stones deffo should take their example to not care about any negative reviews for their newer songs, but just enjoy performing for their fans


and aim for a nomination spot for ''Best Rock'' ''Best Live'' at the EMA's, if RHCP can pull that off still, so can they as long as they work hard for it