Doxa, hopefully you can bring yourself to read these, 5 out of 5 from Q and 10 out of 10 from Classic Rock!

The Q review:



The Classic Rock review:




Stones In Exile article from Classic Rock:








Classic Rock slip-cover:


Classic Rock cover:


Stones In Exile DVD ad:



"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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what the @#$%& did I tell everyone about a week ago?

the new issue of classic rock kicks ass!!!

total stonesaroony!!!

Go treat yourself get a copy!

about 15 pages of stones content.

go on, you know you want it!!!!!

Who's potatoes are you peeling .... Only the blues coupled Stones could get away with them lines ....Lurv it



ROCKMAN

Awesome review

Thanks for posting

HMN

Thanks a lot, that was fun!

Thanks, really cool.

Thanks Deltics! Now we are talking - and reading ...

- Doxa

thanks Deltics! Gonna buy CR Monday or Tuesday!

wow thank you kindly Deltics

I am surprised that Keith considered to do something solo with Gram, at a time, when the Stones fought for their survival. That could have meant the end for them. The situation was completely different than in the 80ies when Mick went solo. That was no danger for the band, until Keith decided to start WW III.

Am I the only one who dislikes Keith´s Mick bashing?

More from Classic rock :

I missed those!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

hey Deltics, these are fascinating, thanks so much for posting!

interesting how the 2 reviewers diverge on 'Following the River'. from the clip i heard, it sounds like it might be the next 'Streets of Love'.

seems like the collective favorite is going to be 'Pass the Wine'.

drew

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Am I the only one who dislikes Keith´s Mick bashing?

No.

Thanks for posting,Deltics...great read.

...much of his bashing is an act...

Love that little bit about Bill Plummer...

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...much of his bashing is an act...

Is it? I sometimes wonder if it's an act or if he's even worse in real life.

so MUCH cool stuff here thanks deltics!!!

first part of the first piece says exiles recorded variously and mixed in l.a.
there was a lot more than mixing goin' on in sunset sound sessions...mebbe at heider's it was all mix tho...

mick did amazing job dubbing horns and lottsa other stuff...i'm always interested, and know little, about how much of exile was done in hwd after the miracle french sessions at keith's place...
????

beelyboy...Think About it

Awesome!!! Thank you for taking the time to scan & post these photos and articles, Deltics.

Greetings from the Jersey Shore.

"Funny" there's not a single mention of Bill Wyman even by Charlie...

Was his contribution THAT small?