Let us start listing the times and ways.

# 1) F*cked up the solo during Sympathy at Beacon II.

# 2) Up to u, next . . .



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why so negative? I prefer listing my fav moments

many times, not that I care. Sway rhythm playing has been really swaying recently for example...

Any of several drug busts.

connection in oakland '07. everything was definitely going in the wrong direction for keith. a "senior moment" or something....

...When he decided that climbing that coconut tree was a good idea!

I think I've bust a button on my trousers....

Keith screwed up when he let Jagger place Indian Girl on Emotional Rescue, instead of "Let's Go Steady" or "We Had It All"

Keith also screwed up Brown Sugar in Auckland 1973...but I'll forgive him...I guess

...when he tells ronnie to quit drinking and partying and then invites him to his room for some drinking and partying...nice...

STONES JAM!! MICKEYS RULES!!! (burp) NADER IN 2016!!!!! GO GIANTS!!

Keith Screwed up the cork - yes he did.




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every 2007 concert.

Frankfurt 2007

The China Bigger Bang renditions of both Bitch and Gimme Shelter are poor, poor, Keith performances imo. I played around with my TV in ordrer to get Keiths channel out of both speakers: it was shocking, to be frank.

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The China Bigger Bang renditions of both Bitch and Gimme Shelter are poor, poor, Keith performances imo. I played around with my TV in ordrer to get Keiths channel out of both speakers: it was shocking, to be frank.

Most if not all of his BB Tour performances are not note worthy. The man just can't play anymore. He became a poser, a parody and a victim of his own legend. People (and media) expect to see some sort of the Keith they think to know from the 70's but forgetting that all these stories are 35 years ago and that he is in his mid 60s now. He tries hard to fulfill all these expectations but its just sad seeing him acting like he does nowadays. He's old and cannot play the guitar anymore. He and anyone else should accept this eventually.

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The China Bigger Bang renditions of both Bitch and Gimme Shelter are poor, poor, Keith performances imo. I played around with my TV in ordrer to get Keiths channel out of both speakers: it was shocking, to be frank.

Most if not all of his BB Tour performances are not note worthy. The man just can't play anymore. He became a poser, a parody and a victim of his own legend. People (and media) expect to see some sort of the Keith they think to know from the 70's but forgetting that all these stories are 35 years ago and that he is in his mid 60s now. He tries hard to fulfill all these expectations but its just sad seeing him acting like he does nowadays. He's old and cannot play the guitar anymore. He and anyone else should accept this eventually.

you're right bimmelzerbott. i really wish he finds a way to grow old gracefully.
but clowning and repeating cacophony-leadlicks is shurely not the way!
IMO the only possibility is to slow down, forget the big stages...downsize everything...and record something in the style of cashs american recordings...

There's a golden rule in music: Never show what you can't do anymore.

On the other hand,if Keith still enjoys it?

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IMO the only possibility is to slow down, forget the big stages...downsize everything...and record something in the style of cashs american recordings...

Yes - but would result in better guitar-work by Keith?

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IMO the only possibility is to slow down, forget the big stages...downsize everything...and record something in the style of cashs american recordings...

Yes - but would result in better guitar-work by Keith?

not shure, but i think he can still deliver in the studio.

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not shure, but i think he can still deliver in the studio.

Yes - probably. He can sit himslef down, relax and overdub to his hearts content: I'm sure he would get there eventualy!

When he quit "krell" (musician slang for ......). Appearently this substance kept him alive mentally speaking.



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Changing from a musician to a celeb (circa 1989).

I think he still did great through "Babylon". IMO the whole Winos experience ranks as some of his very best work of his entire career. Not only his guitar playing, but putting that band together, and leading them to a tight unit rivals/beats all of his latter day Stones work IMO.

the mustache marked the beginning of the end....

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the mustache marked the beginning of the end....

it was not a good idea....but i had no idea it had deeper meaning. it's all making sense now.

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Changing from a musician to a celeb (circa 1989).

Can't agree with that. The man is out of the limelight entirely except for Stones-related matters. I.E, tours, promotion etc. Aside from the odd guest appearance or sighting at a premiere, when is he in the tabloids? Falling out of cocunut trees and snorting his fathers ashes being notable exceptions!

This might have been posted before but this is a charming & different Keith:

...he sang in the choir at the Queen's Coronation?

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...he sang in the choir at the Queen's Coronation?

In his very younger days ?

When they recorded all that crap in the 80's

The Rolling Stones in the 80-tees?

"Keith Screwed Up When..."

He didn't punch you in the face before you started this thread!

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Changing from a musician to a celeb (circa 1989).

Can't agree with that. The man is out of the limelight entirely except for Stones-related matters. I.E, tours, promotion etc. Aside from the odd guest appearance or sighting at a premiere, when is he in the tabloids? Falling out of cocunut trees and snorting his fathers ashes being notable exceptions!

My big friend, I'm speaking of onstage - Posing, acting Keefy. etc. instead of playing rhythm guitar,

"No Anchovies, Please"