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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-08-22 20:20 by UrbanSteel.

It's a marvelous album. Now that the Stones have apparently discarded Don Was I'm looking forward to seeing them again. The marquee photo on the inside of "BOO!" was taken in my hometown in 1988.

I don't like his work with the Stones. Glad they got rid of him, and good for him he's got his little freakshow together again.

Another return to the valley of Out Come the Freaks. Let's have the Stones on the Wasmopolitan Cavalcade of Recorded Music, if their advertisers can afford them.
I've always enjoyed Sweet Pea Atkinson's voice very much.

Saying the "Boo" album includes "techno elements", like the article above does, is nonsense, though. "Needletooth" can just be called something like electronic beat poetry.

I'm seeing them next week. I will give a review and post on and offstage photos.
Any questions for Don ?

thank goodness.. hopefully, he will never return with the stones.

Love is Strong was a great song...listen to it on really good headphones.

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I'm seeing them next week. I will give a review and post on and offstage photos.
Any questions for Don ?

Ask him how much he was paid to sit there, do nothing and nod, "Yas boss! Yassuh! You de boss, Mr. Mick..."

Let's have Keith record a guest vocal for the next Was (Not Was) record!

Okay, saw Was(not was) tonight. Crowd way maybe 100+ in a 400 capacity room.
They did a 90 min set, 9 piece band that included 3 lead vocalists spanning their career. How were they?

Really Really Good. Only down part for me was them not doing "Spy in the House of Love"


Set List:

Anthem/Hello Operator
Papa was a rolling Stone
I Blew up/Sunshine superfly
Where did your heart go
Your Luck won't last
From the head to the heart
Semi interesting week
Walk the dinisaur
I feel better than James Brown
Medley: Tell me that I'm dreaming/Robot Girl/Wheel Me Out/Out come the freaks
(Encore)
Somewhere in America there's a street named after my dad
11 MPH
Knocked Down Made small