hahahah Mick dumping on Mitt Romney's school bullying story. he must have written these lyrics this week!

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angee
J Beck! Where'd this song come from?

I think Mick said he wrote it at the White House event.

I lost the bet... post your address SCL... and I will mail your winnings.



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Odd, but good!

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angee
J Beck! Where'd this song come from?

I think Mick said he wrote it at the White House event.

He said "about".

That last song was really odd.

Five minutes left until we get the flatbed truck/concert outside ala the Today show/Stones reunion/tour announcement spectacular!

Thanks, Sicillian...good to know.

That's Tal Wilkenfeld, one of Jeff's bass players...I don't know what she did to her hair tonight.

~"Love is Strong"~

I agree, that performance with Jeff Beck was a little strange.

Great music but too short. Dumb lyrics, sounds like he wrote them 2 minutes ago.

Ace! She's a rainbow!!!

THEY JUST MADE THE TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!



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lovely, beautiful ending with she's a rainbow/ruby tuesday

its finished

Well, that's that!

Nice lil rainbow/tuesday medley at end there.

It's 6am here in UK and I stayed up to watch that! Haha!

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Deathgod
its finished

bring on the hate!

No Stones. Not surprised. I think they are done.

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Justin
Five minutes left until we get the flatbed truck/concert outside ala the Today show/Stones reunion/tour announcement spectacular!

Wake up Justin time to go to work.

that was really a sweet ending - the send off for Kristen Wiig. Overall - i liked the show!

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

sigh......

.....keep on rolling.....

Putting aside the disappointment about no Stones etc - the finale was great. Who else would get this HUGE turnout of old cast members etc to show up?

In the manner of Jimmy Page touring in 2000 with the Black Crowes, how about a Mick and Foo Fighters tour?

Mick is fukking ace!

Now I can go sleep...

Oh My, How lame, are we supposed to think the empty-suited Marxist in the WH walks on water now?

Since when did he begin type-casting his acting abilities as a gay nerd? This was quite weak, I mean I knew superrevvy was getting carried away, but...

I hate to say I told you so, but I did, go back and you'll see many WAY too high expectations posted....No "reunion" here in NYC tonight...

not bad but the stones would have been ten times better its not even an issue!!!!!!!!!!!

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In the manner of Jimmy Page touring in 2000 with the Black Crowes, how about a Mick and Foo Fighters tour?

I'd go. It would sound better than the Stones.

That last song sounded like Paul McCartney wrote the lyrics...WTF?

The first two songs with Arcade Fire and the Foo Fighters were great and gave conclusive proof that Jagger could still be Jagger on a Stones tour...After seeing all members of the Stones (including Wyman and Taylor) perform over the last several months my one and only question about the viability of a Stones tour is can Keith Richards still cut it?

I have always been addicted to She's a Rainbow. Nice little treatment, very touching.

I haven't watched SNL in 20 years though, didn't recognise anybody. What a drag it is getting old. lol

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Well Foo Fighters were better than Arcade Fire. That's the best I can say about it. Let's hope the improvement continues with Jeff Beck. Overall it seems a bit forced when not being backed by the rest of the Stones.

I disagree. While I liked the FF and I think it meant a lot to them to play with Jagger; the medley was cool. But w/ the Arcade there was an overall brilliant sound; the whole song rolling at you.
The FF segment was more like a study in rock.

Phenomenal show. Perfect publicity for the Stones' music.