.... to celebrate their 50th. i would like: Berlin, in front of the brandenburger tor--sure 20000000 fans will come. of course Hyde park London.
what do you think?

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

I hear the Altamont Speedway is available.

Sure--they will make their money with a lot of Live-albums and a lot of TV--shows

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

the Stones don't do anything for free. The "FREE" concert to attend that they've played in recent years, they've been paid for.

Yeah, you get a free concert ticket if you buy the new album!

maybe cc

i was 1969 in hyde-park--well, most said there were 250000, but i think--more than 650000 people. but nevertheless, they will earn the money for the following CDs--DVDS releases---and--if there will be a TV life-show!

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Yeah, you get a free concert ticket if you buy the new album!

how many do you get for an illegal download?

dont think the STONES need the money, but its neccessary to thanks all their "fans" worlwide

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.... to celebrate their 50th. i would like: Berlin, in front of the brandenburger tor--sure 20000000 fans will come. of course Hyde park London.
what do you think?

You do know that the number 2 followed by 7 zeros is 20 million, right?

Sure---would be nice seeing 20 million people in Hyde Park
talking about their masterpiece Aftermath and--
how overrated---Exile is--and about a New live album...and the next tour
in 2025...

I'll pray for it..

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The word free and the Stones don't go together.

"No dope smoking no beer sold after 12 o'clock"

Yeah Altamont kinda changed things .............



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we elect you to pitch this at the next meeting.

"hey guys,how bout you tour for free? just pay millions of dollars out of your own pockets and give the tickets away...it would be great.you could sell a dvd of it."

just make sure the meeting place is either on the ground floor or has no windows.

We would do well to get past this notion that the Rolling Stones owe their fans anything and need to thank their fans. They already thank their fans at end of each show.

Besides, the cost of putting on any such shows would be prohibitive. An Altamont-style plywood and scaffolding stage with a crap PA won't cut it in the 21st century. Free or not, a Stones show needs a proper stage and sound system, which run into big bucks. And they'd need at least a month to rehearse after nearly four years away. Time is money indeed.

The 1/18/03 MSG show that was broadcast on HBO in 2003, most of which is included on the Arena disc on Four Flicks, was the closest we'll get to a free show. While the people in attendance (of whom I was one) paid through the nose, the rest of the USA could watch it at home.