Very nice pics, thanks!

Sad, it was last week exactly...

Very nice pictures.

How and when the upper lip disappear?
Did someone notice?

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Beautiful shots. Camera info please!

Flash?

Thank you! It's a Canon Power Shot SX 240 HS. No Flash!

To celebrate the "official" anouncement that Mick T. would also be playing with he band in NY/NJ I decided to add some more pictures to this thread:

Amazing photos, thanks for sharing them!!

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Justin
Beautiful shots. Camera info please!

Flash?

Thank you! It's a Canon Power Shot SX 240 HS. No Flash!

I have a the Cannon G10 and always use it in Manual mode...no flash. I get good pictures but I would love for them to be sharper. they're much too soft for my liking.

Very nice pictures indeed. Thank you for sharing them.

lox, excellent pictures! Thank you for sharing!

For concerts I've been using a Sony DSC-H20 (not using flash) with good results the last couple of years.

Link to the Videos thread: bv usually provides a permanent link to the Show Updates and Reviews thread, so in the future, if we can find this, we can find that.

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AWESOME pics Lox! Those are fantastic! That's the kind of thing you'd never see in a magazine etc. You really captured something there - some kind of silent conversation going on among Mick, Mick and Ronnie.

Really cool pictures lox, you captured some great moments there. Thanks for sharing.

Overall I found the band, Keith on guitar, Ronnie likewise, Mick vocally on the best form that I can remember, going back to the late 90s, but I wish on SOME numbers they'd play, like JJF, Happy, they would play slightly faster, I know Keith believes that speed/pace is not the most important thing, and I'd agree, but on some numbers....?

I think speed is perfect now,i didn´t like ABB "speed" at all,,and that also reflected to their playing,playing stones songs too fast at their age it misses "bones" in music.

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Overall I found the band, Keith on guitar, Ronnie likewise, Mick vocally on the best form that I can remember, going back to the late 90s, but I wish on SOME numbers they'd play, like JJF, Happy, they would play slightly faster, I know Keith believes that speed/pace is not the most important thing, and I'd agree, but on some numbers....?

This is why my go to era is roughly 78-86. I frequently find myself wanting to hear 20 flight rock.

As i slowly raise a middle finger to 2012

Cocaine is a helluva thing.
God bless them for giving it up...sure makes Charlie's job easier

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Overall I found the band, Keith on guitar, Ronnie likewise, Mick vocally on the best form that I can remember, going back to the late 90s, but I wish on SOME numbers they'd play, like JJF, Happy, they would play slightly faster, I know Keith believes that speed/pace is not the most important thing, and I'd agree, but on some numbers....?

When it comes to Jumpin' Jack Flash (which is certainly one of my favorite all time Stones tune), I have to agree with you. That is a tune that is meant to be played live with balls! I don't know if they have slowed down that tune because possibly it might wind the hell out of Jagger to perform it at full throttle (?), but IMHO, it has not been performed with any power and passion since arguably the Steel Wheels/Voodoo Lounge tours (if you disagree with me, watch the version of Jack Flash from the Atlantic City 89 pay per view show). PS The versions of Jack Flash from 78 & 81 smoke as well.

I really think the band sound amazing, so in many ways it's a minor criticism, but it would be the cherry on the cake for me!

Great review from UNCUT

The Rolling Stones, London 02, November 29, 2012
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New recording just gone up on Dime

I can never get what I want

Hi, I'm from Germany and my english isn't so good :-(
I was in London, 29th at the show. I'm very glad I had the chance to get a ticket.
At Pilot Inn I met some other fans. Green Lady for example.
The concert was awesome! For the first time I could hear Mick Taylor together with the Stones.
For days I got "high" because of this experience. For me it was a real adventure. I flew alone, had only flight and ticket, no hotel. But all went well.

Welcome to the board Hase63. Always great to read that a Stonesfan had a good time.

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Hi, I'm from Germany and my english isn't so good :-(
I was in London, 29th at the show. I'm very glad I had the chance to get a ticket.
At Pilot Inn I met some other fans. Green Lady for example.
The concert was awesome! For the first time I could hear Mick Taylor together with the Stones.
For days I got "high" because of this experience. For me it was a real adventure. I flew alone, had only flight and ticket, no hotel. But all went well.

Willkommen, Antje. It was good to meet you, and I'm glad you had a great time and got home safely from your adventure!

Sympathy for The Devil
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