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straycatuk
They brought out 25x5 documentary in 1989, 27 years after their 1st gig. I think they like to keep it flexible !
The USA didn't get the Stones 'till 1964,so it depends on your point of view I suppose.
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noughties
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"be intrigued, be very intrigued..."
- well, we`re all waiting for hbwriter now.[/quote
Is it a matter of hours or days, weeks, even months until we hear something from hbwriter?
I'd like to go to sleep now, but if it's a matter of hours, I'll stay awake!
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tomcat2006
Woody can play all the lead and rhythm parts with his eyes closed. Which they often are. God bless 'im!
Get Mick T and Wyman on board, Blondie hidden away, and the tour can happen.
If he can't be depended on for whatever reason, Keith will just have to take a lower-profile so that it's not too noticeable (to Joe Punter) that's all.
I agree with the second part of your first sentence.
Get Mick T. and Wyman and Blondie can go back to doing whatever it is he did - no guitar.
But it won't be a "tour" in the traditional sense. Those days are over.
I don´t want Wyman or Taylor to join, it´s not Stones for me. We wont get that 89-90 sound again (even if Wyman would join) anyway that i love because Keith can´t play as well as he did on the 89-90 tour.
So, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor, Wood would "not be the Stones" for you? By your logic you would probably love it if they got rid of Charlie too.
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tomcat2006
Woody can play all the lead and rhythm parts with his eyes closed. Which they often are. God bless 'im!
Get Mick T and Wyman on board, Blondie hidden away, and the tour can happen.
If he can't be depended on for whatever reason, Keith will just have to take a lower-profile so that it's not too noticeable (to Joe Punter) that's all.
I agree with the second part of your first sentence.
Get Mick T. and Wyman and Blondie can go back to doing whatever it is he did - no guitar.
But it won't be a "tour" in the traditional sense. Those days are over.
I don´t want Wyman or Taylor to join, it´s not Stones for me. We wont get that 89-90 sound again (even if Wyman would join) anyway that i love because Keith can´t play as well as he did on the 89-90 tour.
So, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor, Wood would "not be the Stones" for you? By your logic you would probably love it if they got rid of Charlie too.
Can you please explain why i would get rid of Charlie
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tomcat2006
Woody can play all the lead and rhythm parts with his eyes closed. Which they often are. God bless 'im!
Get Mick T and Wyman on board, Blondie hidden away, and the tour can happen.
If he can't be depended on for whatever reason, Keith will just have to take a lower-profile so that it's not too noticeable (to Joe Punter) that's all.
I agree with the second part of your first sentence.
Get Mick T. and Wyman and Blondie can go back to doing whatever it is he did - no guitar.
But it won't be a "tour" in the traditional sense. Those days are over.
I don´t want Wyman or Taylor to join, it´s not Stones for me. We wont get that 89-90 sound again (even if Wyman would join) anyway that i love because Keith can´t play as well as he did on the 89-90 tour.
So, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor, Wood would "not be the Stones" for you? By your logic you would probably love it if they got rid of Charlie too.
Can you please explain why i would get rid of Charlie
Can you please explain why you don't want actual members of the Rolling Stones, who were involved in most of the group's most compelling music - to play in the Rolling Stones, and why you prefer a ringer playing bass in the Rolling Stones to the bassist of the Rolling Stones?
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tomcat2006
Woody can play all the lead and rhythm parts with his eyes closed. Which they often are. God bless 'im!
Get Mick T and Wyman on board, Blondie hidden away, and the tour can happen.
If he can't be depended on for whatever reason, Keith will just have to take a lower-profile so that it's not too noticeable (to Joe Punter) that's all.
I agree with the second part of your first sentence.
Get Mick T. and Wyman and Blondie can go back to doing whatever it is he did - no guitar.
But it won't be a "tour" in the traditional sense. Those days are over.
I don´t want Wyman or Taylor to join, it´s not Stones for me. We wont get that 89-90 sound again (even if Wyman would join) anyway that i love because Keith can´t play as well as he did on the 89-90 tour.
So, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor, Wood would "not be the Stones" for you? By your logic you would probably love it if they got rid of Charlie too.
Can you please explain why i would get rid of Charlie
Can you please explain why you don't want actual members of the Rolling Stones, who were involved in most of the group's most compelling music - to play in the Rolling Stones, and why you prefer a ringer playing bass in the Rolling Stones to the bassist of the Rolling Stones?
It´s just my opinion, I want Mick, Keith (if he plays well enough), Charlie & Ronnie. That´s the band for me, Wyman could be interesting but Taylor wouldn´t be it since i never liked his playing at all, i prefer Ronnie 10 times out of 10 compared with Taylor.
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tomcat2006
Woody can play all the lead and rhythm parts with his eyes closed. Which they often are. God bless 'im!
Get Mick T and Wyman on board, Blondie hidden away, and the tour can happen.
If he can't be depended on for whatever reason, Keith will just have to take a lower-profile so that it's not too noticeable (to Joe Punter) that's all.
I agree with the second part of your first sentence.
Get Mick T. and Wyman and Blondie can go back to doing whatever it is he did - no guitar.
But it won't be a "tour" in the traditional sense. Those days are over.
I don´t want Wyman or Taylor to join, it´s not Stones for me. We wont get that 89-90 sound again (even if Wyman would join) anyway that i love because Keith can´t play as well as he did on the 89-90 tour.
So, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor, Wood would "not be the Stones" for you? By your logic you would probably love it if they got rid of Charlie too.
Can you please explain why i would get rid of Charlie
Can you please explain why you don't want actual members of the Rolling Stones, who were involved in most of the group's most compelling music - to play in the Rolling Stones, and why you prefer a ringer playing bass in the Rolling Stones to the bassist of the Rolling Stones?
It´s just my opinion, I want Mick, Keith (if he plays well enough), Charlie & Ronnie. That´s the band for me, Wyman could be interesting but Taylor wouldn´t be it since i never liked his playing at all, i prefer Ronnie 10 times out of 10 compared with Taylor.
Personally it's very difficult for me to imagine any Stones fan who would not be excited or at least intrigued by the line up that made Exile On Main Street and Sticky Fingers playing together again. But there you go.
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tomcat2006
Woody can play all the lead and rhythm parts with his eyes closed. Which they often are. God bless 'im!
Get Mick T and Wyman on board, Blondie hidden away, and the tour can happen.
If he can't be depended on for whatever reason, Keith will just have to take a lower-profile so that it's not too noticeable (to Joe Punter) that's all.
I agree with the second part of your first sentence.
Get Mick T. and Wyman and Blondie can go back to doing whatever it is he did - no guitar.
But it won't be a "tour" in the traditional sense. Those days are over.
I don´t want Wyman or Taylor to join, it´s not Stones for me. We wont get that 89-90 sound again (even if Wyman would join) anyway that i love because Keith can´t play as well as he did on the 89-90 tour.
So, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor, Wood would "not be the Stones" for you? By your logic you would probably love it if they got rid of Charlie too.
Can you please explain why i would get rid of Charlie
Can you please explain why you don't want actual members of the Rolling Stones, who were involved in most of the group's most compelling music - to play in the Rolling Stones, and why you prefer a ringer playing bass in the Rolling Stones to the bassist of the Rolling Stones?
It´s just my opinion, I want Mick, Keith (if he plays well enough), Charlie & Ronnie. That´s the band for me, Wyman could be interesting but Taylor wouldn´t be it since i never liked his playing at all, i prefer Ronnie 10 times out of 10 compared with Taylor.
Personally it's very difficult for me to imagine any Stones fan who would not be excited or at least intrigued by the line up that made Exile On Main Street and Sticky Fingers playing together again. But there you go.
As i said, never liked Taylors way of playing and i don´t like that les paul sound, Ronnies way of playing and his stratsound is a very important part of the band for me.
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Stoneage
Sorry to ask but is it correct to say (as in the header) "Stones tour pushed back to 2013". Sounds a bit backwards to me...
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Thank you for pointing this out - that term "pushed back" has annoyed me for years...it's actually "moved forward."Quote
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Stoneage
Sorry to ask but is it correct to say (as in the header) "Stones tour pushed back to 2013". Sounds a bit backwards to me...
Sounds wrong, but it's correct. "Pushed back" means to schedule or arrange to do something at a later time.
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memphiscatsThank you for pointing this out - that term "pushed back" has annoyed me for years...it's actually "moved forward."Quote
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Stoneage
Sorry to ask but is it correct to say (as in the header) "Stones tour pushed back to 2013". Sounds a bit backwards to me...
Sounds wrong, but it's correct. "Pushed back" means to schedule or arrange to do something at a later time.
Cheers.
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Stoneage
Sorry to ask but is it correct to say (as in the header) "Stones tour pushed back to 2013". Sounds a bit backwards to me...
Sounds wrong, but it's correct. "Pushed back" means to schedule or arrange to do something at a later time.
Cheers.
I concur. I write for a living and it has always annoyed the heck out of me, too!
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Jah Paul
I concur. I write for a living and it has always annoyed the heck out of me, too! smileys with beer
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marko
what i personally think,i think they simply want more time to get everything out in time,instead delaying releases.New album,document which probaply takes lot of time,booking arenas and stadiums,places takes one year job,and i personally don´t believe that we can see 5 shows per city,at the most.
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hbwriter
duly noted (seriously - i may surprise ya - stranger things have happened) my other MO here is this - don't always believe the crap they tell ya, you know? there's always more to the story, and it doesn't always come out - but i think it should and i hope it will - i'm doing my part, i promise - and I do feel a special connection to this board as many of us have shared lots of great exchanges together - so stay tuned
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rogue
I don't know who said it or posted it but I always liked the following phrase:
"You got the sun. You got the moon. You got the Rolling Stones."
Therefore, do we really need to split hairs about how they play with times dates, and whatnot to market any new tour or material?