I am sure, that there will be one. I go for---"satanic--roosters

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

What are you drinking tonight, Havo ?

just my evening black tea

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

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Edith Grove
What are you drinking tonight, Havo ?

That may be the first single, but I don't think that's what they'll call the album.

the "No man THIS is it" Tour 2009

oh the ALBUM...uh....how about 'bite me'

no that's no good...umm...'pianos are us' ? nope that sucks...

got it: Back to the Front...

if they don't use that i'm usin' it....

the rolling stones forever...



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Rolling Stones Nr 42

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After Bridges to Babylon and A Bigger Bang it seems that the stones are into big themes as far as naming their albums. I am thinking about something that has to do with the futur of the planet because they have been around the world many times over a long period of time (almost 50 years). They could tell us what they think about the state of the world,using a tongue-in-cheek, sarcastic, funny, irrelevent and rocking tone of voice, of course, like "The World is a Mess(but we like it)"
Rock and roll,
Mops

Hmmm. something with a few b's in it.

Between the Bridges? (Recorded in Chicago)


A Beggar's Bang?

Between the Bridges there are Some Satanic Beggars Girls with Bleed on there Fingers

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England's Oldest Hitmakers?

....Remastered.....again...only this time they will include Under The Radar on the main release.

Anyone for cricket?

Naughty Ladies '10

OR HOW ABOUT - HERE IS SOMETHING GOOD FOR A CHANGE

Walking the log
After meth (very bad taste, this one)
Squeaking rubber lips, five-string freak and his burning cockroaches.
Charlie Watts and his rocking jazzmen
Between them , more than 240 years oversee you
Bernard, Lisa, Blondie and Darryl present their sidemen.
Dartford old geezers live at the asylum.


..........Live at some 1000-seat theater. A 20 song record.The best Stones live record as you always hoped for with they at one of these crazy old nights. featuring smashes such as "Fanny Mae, Down the road apiece,100 years ago and Dandelion". Special guests Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney, Buddy Guy and Mick Taylor.



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Too Rolling Stoned
Brian Jones Revisited
Unholy Rollers
More Fast Numbers
Could You Walk On The Water?



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Sounds ....Songs For The Starved



ROCKMAN



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Tropical Disease
Dance With The Devil
Dance To The Death
The Killing Fields
Redlands Ablaze
The Jean Clarke Memorial Sonic Barbeque
Bedspring Symphony

What about 'Ronnie needs the money'

Unwigged

Still Alive

Smokin' Gun On A Dusty Highway

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England's Oldest Hitmakers?

Me likey.

What about going back to "The Rolling Stones no. 4"

You got the Sun, You got the Moon,
and you've got
The Rolling Stones

"Good to be here - good to be everywhere"

what about "rolling stones blues"

Black and blue rinse
Undercover of the nightie
Stairlift to Babylon

What's his name? You mean the new guitarist playing with the irreducible three? Why that's Jack White, the producer, of course!!! LOL

I like this : "The World is a Mess(but we like it)".I seems logical after ABB and BtB.

Since they didn't use my suggestion for naming the Europe 2007 tour, here it is again :

Get Your Euros Out

We Need To Fulfill a Contract