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franzk
This pattern looks simple
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franzk
1987-1988 - Mick/Keith solo projects - 1989 Stones album and tour
1992-1993 - Keith/Mick solo projects - 1994 Stones album and tour
2001 - Mick solo project - 2002 - Stones best of album and tour
2011 - Mick solo project - 2012 - Stones 50th anniversary tour
This pattern looks simple
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franzk
1987-1988 - Mick/Keith solo projects - 1989 Stones album and tour
1992-1993 - Keith/Mick solo projects - 1994 Stones album and tour
2001 - Mick solo project - 2002 - Stones best of album and tour
2011 - Mick solo project - 2012 - Stones 50th anniversary tour
This pattern looks simple
You forgot 2004 - Mick doing Alfie followed by 2005 ABB album and tour.
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Vanessa Wood
Are Stones over? Or their solo projects are just some tactical move?
I hope these are just a kind of preparations
for 50 year anniversary Big Event in 2012 in order to attract much more attention
What do you think?
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DragonSky
Mick and Keith turn 68 this year correct? Maybe it really is over. They get the last laugh, no 'is this the last tour' and so on. The Last Time Tour and all that. Although the Exile extras that were worked on hinted at a hope of something in the future, it seems to not be the case. Keith's guitar on So Devine that he added is abysmal at best. Maybe he really can't play anymore. Maybe he doesn't want to play anymore. What that means for the supposed Some Girls extras who knows.
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NICOS
I really don't mind if it's over..............I got 43 years of memories all of their records and Get Yer Ya Ya's Out
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Vanessa Wood
Are Stones over? Or their solo projects are just some tactical move?
I hope these are just a kind of preparations
for 50 year anniversary Big Event in 2012 in order to attract much more attention
What do you think?
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No, (they are absolutely NOT over) and yes, (just like Mick told Larry King in May of 2010) it takes a certain amount of strategy (he used the word tactics) to have long term success in the music business, which the Stones obviously have.
A year from today we will be debating whether the new album is as good or better than Exile, and whether they are as good live in 2012 as they were in 1972! In the meantime sit back and enjoy the soap opera!
The Watchcrow
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Vanessa Wood
Are Stones over? Or their solo projects are just some tactical move?
I hope these are just a kind of preparations
for 50 year anniversary Big Event in 2012 in order to attract much more attention
What do you think?
No, (they are absolutely NOT over) and yes, (just like Mick told Larry King in May of 2010) it takes a certain amount of strategy (he used the word tactics) to have long term success in the music business, which the Stones obviously have.
A year from today we will be debating whether the new album is as good or better than Exile, and whether they are as good live in 2012 as they were in 1972! In the meantime sit back and enjoy the soap opera!
The Watchcrow
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stonescrow
No, (they are absolutely NOT over) and yes, (just like Mick told Larry King in May of 2010) it takes a certain amount of strategy (he used the word tactics) to have long term success in the music business, which the Stones obviously have.
A year from today we will be debating whether the new album is as good or better than Exile, and whether they are as good live in 2012 as they were in 1972! In the meantime sit back and enjoy the soap opera!
The Watchcrow
HELL YEAH!!!
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Vanessa Wood
Are Stones over? Or their solo projects are just some tactical move?
I hope these are just a kind of preparations
for 50 year anniversary Big Event in 2012 in order to attract much more attention
What do you think?
No, (they are absolutely NOT over) and yes, (just like Mick told Larry King in May of 2010) it takes a certain amount of strategy (he used the word tactics) to have long term success in the music business, which the Stones obviously have.
A year from today we will be debating whether the new album is as good or better than Exile, and whether they are as good live in 2012 as they were in 1972! In the meantime sit back and enjoy the soap opera!
The Watchcrow
I will bet (if they do tour) that we will NOT be debating whether they are as good in 2012 as they were in 1972 - at least seriously.
People keep projecting the patterns of the past into the current situation. I think this is a mistake. Lots of things have changed, and the influence of Father Time is probably the biggest thing now that is substantially different from previous hiatuses of the band.
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His Majesty
If they ever play together again I hope they allow the currently revitalised Ronnie to shine rather than have him made to play 2nd fiddle to Keith.
Anyway, a question. When was the last time Mick and Keith appeared in public together?