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Ok -- obviously everyone's getting antsy because of the lack of MUSIC news from the Stones' camp.

My suggestion would be to step away from the posting for a moment, and just crank up a fave Stones song or several of them.

You should have become a teacher, bassplayer. For young children...

I am trying, but a few of the brats, umm, kids, refuse to listen... that's it, then. NO MILK & COOKIE BREAK FOR YOU TODAY.

Impressive and awful don't exclude each other. But to be on topic again: I consider myself as someone who loves the great music of The Rolling Stones. The word 'fan' sounds a bit childish in my adult ears.

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Impressive and awful don't exclude each other. But to be on topic again: I consider myself as someone who loves the great music of The Rolling Stones. The word 'fan' sounds a bit childish in my adult ears.

That´s in fact new : Just had realized your understandable MT enthusiasm and thought
your love of " the great music of the Rolling Stones" may be limited to the period
he participated......but I may be wrong,of course.

oh, the humanity

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Impressive and awful don't exclude each other. But to be on topic again: I consider myself as someone who loves the great music of The Rolling Stones. The word 'fan' sounds a bit childish in my adult ears.

That´s in fact new : Just had realized your understandable MT enthusiasm and thought
your love of " the great music of the Rolling Stones" may be limited to the period
he participated......but I may be wrong,of course.

Yes you are, I have said that I also really like some studiowork after Taylor (but no live work), and I like also the Jones-era, in which I discovered the Stones and felt attracted to their music for the first time. I still like Their satanic, Aftermath, Between the buttons, Through the past, darkly etc. and more. But live it's all over for me, having been at the concerts in 76 and 82 en having heard the albums Love you live, Still live etc.

But indeed, these days I'm especially interested in the Taylor-era, particularly in the live work, thus mostly bootlegs from that period. But I remember having sat in the garden in the sun this summer with Between the buttons and GHS and Steel wheels in my ears. Though, I must admit that I'm not so familiar with the latest albums. I mean, I know all the music but can't say what music is on Steel wheels, A bigger bang etc., whilst you can wake me up in the middle of the night and ask me what songs are on Ya ya's, LIB, BB, SF, Exile, GHS and I can mention them all, even in the just order I guess.

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I must admit that I'm not so familiar with the latest albums. I mean, I know all the music but can't say what music is on Steel wheels, A bigger bang etc., whilst you can wake me up in the middle of the night and ask me what songs are on Ya ya's, LIB, BB, SF, Exile, GHS and I can mention them all, even in the just order I guess.

To be honest,I might have similar abilities and difficulties...but I don´t mind.
Can´t agree concerning the live stuff....there are some great ones to pick and listen to,even past ´82....

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I like some classical,but I cannot stand Opera,someone standing two feet from you on a stage belting out with a powerful voice in your ear!!!!I like Opera Whinfrey tho

Reading your comment I'm pretty sure that you've never attended one of the great Mozart operas, Figaro, Don Giovanni, Cosi and The magic flute. You must experience it live. Even me, when I already was a great Mozart fan, was very sceptical about going to one of those operas, but they were stunning. My wife even doesn't like Mozart's music, but she was very positively amazed. She was really overwhelmed by the music, the drama. Just like I was, the first time. Which was only some years ago. You don't know what you're talking about, that's what I think, but I can be wrong.

I didnt say opera was no good..I said I cannot stand it,never could,and no I have never been to opera for that very reason,I admire the amazing voices,but I would be bored outa my skull after about 10 minutes of it live.I love some classical music,but I wouldnt go and sit and listen to it live,again...I would be bored very quickly,but thats just me.

MARSBAR, I've just attended Le nozze di Figaro in Amsterdam. From 7 pm until 10.45 pm, 57 euro's. The greatest music I EVER heard, and you know I'm a lifetime Stonesmusic fan, yes, also before and after M.T. But nothing beats this Mozart-opera live experience. Just can't describe it, you have to EXPERIENCE it yourself. My wife is still wild about it too. Never heard such stunningly beautiful and moving music.

Here's a clip, and if these guys can appreciate it I think you can too. Try it out. Well, now I'll shut up about Mozart before Behroez is gonna hunting me down.

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I'll always be a fan of the RS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great set list behroez!!!!!the best setlist i ever saw

Ronnie es cojonudo!

That's totally right my friend! And it's funny how I liked the Stones since my very 9 or 10 years, listening "Love is Strong" and "You got me rocking" on MTV when they were going on tour to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for the first time. Back in 1995

I thought A Bigger Bang was a great album. It is different from all the others and most critics gave it good reviews. I just wish they had played more of the new ones on their last tour.

What A Drag it is getting old

Time waits for No One

If you cant Rock me somebody will

Its All over now

Its Only Rock n Roll

May be The Last Time
I dont Know