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Don't believe that

You don't believe what ? You don't believe I am a mentalist or you don't believe in mentalism ?

I don't believe you're a mentalist, but I do believe in mentalism. My brother and sister are both succesfull shrinks. That explains my behaviour on this board.

Of course I am not;you know I was teasing you.Or I would be a very mediocre/paltry one :-)
The proof is that I didn't want to believe Kleermaker was Dutch
But honestly-sorry to go out of topic right now - mentalism ,ima,has more things to do -or should have- with clairvoyance,analysis & photographic memory rather than mediumship.

I never went to see a shrinks myself,but I sometimes have serious doubts about their claivoyance.

So do I.
Btw,You're a master in going of topic...

Oops,Of topic & not "Out of topic" ....
Well, let's say I am a master in "brouiller les pistes " (covering one's tracks /confusing matters )

So let's go back to Mr Taylor ,btw,great video you've posted.I once said "my heart belongs to Ronnie" -as a guitarist with the Stones but it seems the more it goes ,the more I would have liked to see taylor playing with the Stones.
So thanks to you & some other posters here (I am not sarcastic)
_{but if the Stones ever tour again with Ronnie,I'll be there}



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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Don't believe that

You don't believe what ? You don't believe I am a mentalist or you don't believe in mentalism ?

I don't believe you're a mentalist, but I do believe in mentalism. My brother and sister are both succesfull shrinks. That explains my behaviour on this board.

Of course I am not;you know I was teasing you.Or I would be a very mediocre/paltry one :-)
The proof is that I didn't want to believe Kleermaker was Dutch
But honestly-sorry to go out of topic right now - mentalism ,ima,has more things to do -or should have- with clairvoyance,analysis & photographic memory rather than mediumship.

I never went to see a shrinks myself,but I sometimes have serious doubts about their claivoyance.

So do I.
Btw,You're a master in going of topic...

Oops,Of topic & not "Out of topic" ....
Well, let's say I am a master in "brouiller les pistes " (covering one's tracks /confusing matters )

So let's go back to Mr Taylor ,btw,great video you've posted.I once said "my heart belongs to Ronnie" -as a guitarist with the Stones but it seems the more it goes ,the more I would have liked to see taylor playing with the Stones.
So thanks to you & some other posters here (I am not sarcastic)
_{but if the Stones ever tour again with Ronnie,I'll be there}

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Split personality ?

Miss SwayStones, what's your profession?

Mentalist :-):-)

Sooooo....spilt personality or unknown twin brother ?

Spilt personality??? Thát sounds confusing. Or was that a Freudian slip?

Amsterdamned, maybe it's a bit disappointing for you to hear, but I don't consider myself a Taylorite or a Taylorist or whatever they call it. I simply think that the Stones ended as a relevant performing band on stage when Taylor quit.

Let me put it this way. Once I had a short conversation with someone who believes in conspiracy theories and who also is a fan of the Stones, especially of the Taylor-era Stones. I said something like this to him: "The Stones ceased to exist after Taylor left. Instead of them some obscure entertainment rock showband persons entered the stage, lookalikes of the former members and 'augmented' by someone who plays air guitar and smokes all the time. This is the only conspiracy theory that is really true."

BTW: Indeed, the very first video of this thread is extremely out of tune. I don't care what the reason is, but one can hear that the guitarist has a very fine tone. The same musician usually doesn't play out of tune when he's okay and he seldom or never did when playing with the Stones.

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Split personality ?

Miss SwayStones, what's your profession?

Mentalist :-):-)

Sooooo....spilt personality or unknown twin brother ?

Spilt personality??? Thát sounds confusing. Or was that a Freudian slip?

Amsterdamned, maybe it's a bit disappointing for you to hear, but I don't consider myself a Taylorite or a Taylorist or whatever they call it. I simply think that the Stones ended as a relevant performing band on stage when Taylor quit.

Let me put it this way. Once I had a short conversation with someone who believes in conspiracy theories and who also is a fan of the Stones, especially of the Taylor-era Stones. I said something like this to him: "persons entered the stage, lookalikes of the former members and 'augmented' by someone who plays air guitar and smokes all the time. This is the only conspiracy theory that is really true."

BTW: Indeed, the very first video of this thread is extremely out of tune. I don't care what the reason is, but one can hear that the guitarist has a very fine tone. The same musician usually doesn't play out of tune when he's okay and he seldom or never did when playing with the Stones.

Watch out,Miss SwayStones is going to believe Ive got an unknown twin brother..cause I agree ..The Stones ceased to exist after Taylor left,at least as a serious performing guitar band. And my 0,2 concert in '76 ..well you had your doubts about '76 too.By '81 I almost had forgotten the Stones..just followed them very distant ..but then we have got IORR. Makes it easy to dream about the good old days.
Anyway ,I'am glad there are at least a few people here to chat with every now and then,without getting into a rough and tumble,as the Stones are about fun,and not to be taken too serious musically over the last 35 years,imo.


Still strange your comment on my clip came earlier then I posted .. I don't get it.



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Split personality ?

Miss SwayStones, what's your profession?

Mentalist :-):-)

Sooooo....spilt personality or unknown twin brother ?

Spilt personality??? Thát sounds confusing. Or was that a Freudian slip?

Amsterdamned, maybe it's a bit disappointing for you to hear, but I don't consider myself a Taylorite or a Taylorist or whatever they call it. I simply think that the Stones ended as a relevant performing band on stage when Taylor quit.

Let me put it this way. Once I had a short conversation with someone who believes in conspiracy theories and who also is a fan of the Stones, especially of the Taylor-era Stones. I said something like this to him: "persons entered the stage, lookalikes of the former members and 'augmented' by someone who plays air guitar and smokes all the time. This is the only conspiracy theory that is really true."

BTW: Indeed, the very first video of this thread is extremely out of tune. I don't care what the reason is, but one can hear that the guitarist has a very fine tone. The same musician usually doesn't play out of tune when he's okay and he seldom or never did when playing with the Stones.

Watch out,Miss SwayStones is going to believe Ive got an unknown twin brother..cause I agree ..The Stones ceased to exist after Taylor left,at least as a serious performing guitar band. And my 0,2 concert in '76 ..well you had your doubts about '76 too.By '81 I almost had forgotten the Stones..just followed them very distant ..but then we have got IORR. Makes it easy to dream about the good old days.
Anyway ,I'am glad there are at least a few people here to chat with every now and then,without getting into a rough and tumble,as the Stones are about fun,and not to be taken too serious musically over the last 35 years,imo.


Still strange your comment on my clip came earlier then I posted .. I don't get it.

Think about it (lent from Beely).

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Watch out,Miss SwayStones is going to believe Ive got an unknown twin brother..cause I agree ..The Stones ceased to exist after Taylor left,at least as a serious performing guitar band. .

at least as a serious performing guitar band










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I love it !

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I love it !

SwayStones, you make my day!

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SwayStones, you make my day!

Of course ,I didn't
But I do like Taylor when he plays "Sway"

Whatever,I like it too.

Bon nuit.

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Whatever,I like it too.

Bon nuit.

You don't like it,do you ? You love it ,right ?
Truely/Honeslty speaking, I liked very very much the "secret affair "video you posted .

I'd give a lot to be able to see the Stones ,back in 1972 with Taylor.
He was the best ,you're right !
But see, I enjoyed so much Ronnie's solos since my 1st show had Ronnie on guitar ...
pfff...it was a long time ago ,but now you know why I enjoyed Ronnie Wood on guitar .

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Whatever,I like it too.

Bon nuit.

You don't like it,do you ? You love it ,right ?
Truely/Honeslty speaking, I liked very very much the "secret affair "video you posted .

I'd give a lot to be able to see the Stones ,back in 1972 with Taylor.
He was the best ,you're right !
But see, I enjoyed so much Ronnie's solos since my 1st show had Ronnie on guitar ...
pfff...it was a long time ago ,but now you know why I enjoyed Ronnie Wood on guitar .

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Goedenacht .
Sway

(I always thought it is: bonne nuit)

As for Ronnie Woody, my 2nd show had Ronnie on guitar too. I didn't find it that bad but it was absolutely nothing compared to Taylor in 1973. As if I saw and heard a totally different band. The show in Rotterdam 1973 was STUNNING, I still dream about it, after all those years. Den Haag 1976 wasn't anything more than just okay. Never dreamt about it.

When you've seen and heard L&G in the theatre, with good and loud sound, then you have a tiny bit of an impression of how great it was back then in Rotterdam. The sound there was terrific and REAL loud as well!

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Whatever,I like it too.

Bon nuit.

You don't like it,do you ? You love it ,right ?
Truely/Honeslty speaking, I liked very very much the "secret affair "video you posted .

I'd give a lot to be able to see the Stones ,back in 1972 with Taylor.
He was the best ,you're right !
But see, I enjoyed so much Ronnie's solos since my 1st show had Ronnie on guitar ...
pfff...it was a long time ago ,but now you know why I enjoyed Ronnie Wood on guitar .

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Goedenacht .
Sway

I'am glad for you enjoying Ron here.
Each his own.
He doesn't move me though, as we say in Dutch: "Een losse flodder solo"

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You are right .
But I am a real "Gentle(wo)man ,that' why I didn't quote it .Get it ?

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I'am glad for you enjoying Ron here.
Each his own.
He doesn't move me though, as we say in Dutch: "Een losse flodder solo"

Ha, ha, "een losse flodder solo"! Funnily said. But this one is the standard. This is what you can call 'a solo'. No, it's rather a story, told by a voice in the form of a guitar:

Thanks Kleer,at least a bit of adult education .



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Whatever,I like it too.

Bon nuit.

You don't like it,do you ? You love it ,right ?
Truely/Honeslty speaking, I liked very very much the "secret affair "video you posted .

I'd give a lot to be able to see the Stones ,back in 1972 with Taylor.
He was the best ,you're right !
But see, I enjoyed so much Ronnie's solos since my 1st show had Ronnie on guitar ...
pfff...it was a long time ago ,but now you know why I enjoyed Ronnie Wood on guitar .

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Goedenacht .
Sway

Really bad solo IMHO, specially from around 6:40 till the end. He seemed to ran out of ideas.

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As for Ronnie Woody, my 2nd show had Ronnie on guitar too. I didn't find it that bad but it was absolutely nothing compared to Taylor in 1973. As if I saw and heard a totally different band. .

Honestly ,I think I can hear & understand what you write here .
What ?
Are you surprised ?

But the part of your post that bothers me ,kleermaker,is that you seem to focus SO MUCH on Taylor .....Get it ?
Going from Taylor to Wood has changed for sure the wayhow the Stones sounded, but it's a long way home to say that they were two different bands.
It's like if you go back/break everything the Stones has done since 73.

Keith was/sounded different as well in 1976 compared to 1973,wasn't he ?
Jagger was TOTALLY different himself -see L& G and then,"Les Stones aux Abattoirs" ......

See, the band didn't rested only on Taylor's head ....

What do you think ?



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .