After sudden demise of Charlie Watts, we thought ROLLING STONES will never tour. But they proved us wrong. In this year of course judging by youtube videos I feel they sound good. Keith Richards is way better than last year. However they do sound different. Of course few sings they really sound different. The subtle or gentle touch of Watts is been missing. Correct me if I am wrong. Of course I really feel this year is last. Not because of their age but due to sudden loss of Charlie

Love ta hear 'em do some
Stones studio stuff with Steve Jordan ....



ROCKMAN

Yeah, me too.

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pftw04
Of course I really feel this year is last. Not because of their age but due to sudden loss of Charlie

I'm sure they'll celebrate their 60th anniversary next year. It would be pointless to quit right now after they've gone so far.

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Rockman
Love ta hear 'em do some
Stones studio stuff with Steve Jordan ....

I’d love to hear ANYTHING they’ve done in the studio since working on the new album since, what, 2010???? :-)

Rod

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pftw04
After sudden demise of Charlie Watts, we thought ROLLING STONES will never tour. But they proved us wrong. In this year of course judging by youtube videos I feel they sound good. Keith Richards is way better than last year. However they do sound different. Of course few sings they really sound different. The subtle or gentle touch of Watts is been missing. Correct me if I am wrong. Of course I really feel this year is last. Not because of their age but due to sudden loss of Charlie

After I saw this post by georgelicks I feel like that if the health of the main principals just allows we are not even near the end yet...

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Some Boxscores of the tour so far:

SoFi Stadium, Inglewood: 81,676 (100%) - $18,887,679 (2 shows)
Raymond James Stadium, Tampa: 52,075 (100%) - $11,378,033
Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte: 42,577 (100%) - $9,074,182
Cotton Bowl, Dallas: 42,469 (100%) - $8,965,725
Nissan Stadium, Nashville: 42,964 (100%) - $8,947,952
Heinz Field, Pittsburgh: 43,702 (100%) - $8,781,607
U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis: 38,727 (100%) - $8,039,757
The Dome, St. Louis: 38,669 (100%) - $7,203,265

I mean, there is a huge demand there and the band is still delivering the goods... so why on earth to stop it?

- Doxa



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Rockman
Love ta hear 'em do some
Stones studio stuff with Steve Jordan ....

I hope so!

Mick talked about touring next year.

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Doxa

I mean, there is a huge demand there and the band is still delivering the goods... so why on earth to stop it?

- Doxa[/quote]

after seeing them in Tampa....there is no need to talk about retirement....regardless of what they chose to play these guys are still good...there were moments in the show that you could see these guys are still very good musicians and they sounded great. The show will go on.

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Rockman
Love ta hear 'em do some
Stones studio stuff with Steve Jordan ....

I would too. I'd really like to know what caused the shift against releasing records on a regular basis. Now comets come around more often than Rolling Stones studio albums, so the chances we will hear more than a track or two with Steve are remote to say the least.

i'd like them to finish what they have release it and then go to getting together once a year recording 8 to 10 good covers and 2 to 3 original songs and releasing that as an album which is sort of the way they're early 60's albums worked too with mostly covers and a couple original songs this would be a nice way to end there careers i think and allow them to continue to release new material at a reasonable rate

surely mick and keith could come up with 2-3 songs a year between them