i'll say and don't mind telling all --the clips I've seen have brought tears to my eyes, especially Gimme Shelter and Midnight Rambler, from thursday.

i'm sure this is not uncommon among us..

don't mean to be over sentimental..its really being proud of the stones, for their accomplishments, and glad to be seeing them in such fine form.

Keith- stepping up like a champion.

Sure its nostalgic seeing and hearing Mick Taylor again with the band but its musically uplifting and very positive all around, especially for him.

get a grip, dude...

Music should move you.



Nice one dude

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Tears?

You soft git.

This is the Rolling Stones not Rod Stewart.

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Tears?

You soft git.

This is the Rolling Stones not Rod Stewart.

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I do know where he's coming from though and I've had the goose bumps watching those clips. They really must kkep this tour going for as long as possible.

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Tears?

You soft git.

This is the Rolling Stones not Rod Stewart.

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I do know where he's coming from though and I've had the goose bumps watching those clips. They really must kkep this tour going for as long as possible.

the occasional goosebump is acceptable...but anyone caught sobbing needs to be carted off the premises

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Music should move you.


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Yes, pay no attention to StonesTod. He's just gets upset that he can no longer cry since having his tearducts removed. His kids kept making fun of him for crying at Hallmark commercials.

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Yes, pay no attention to StonesTod. He's just gets upset that he can no longer cry since having his tearducts removed. His kids kept making fun of him for crying at Hallmark commercials.

If you cry in Texas they shoot you.

Damn right.

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If you cry in Texas they shoot you.

Damn right.

Then why do Texans listen to so many sad country songs? Seems a dangerous pasttime.

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Yes, pay no attention to StonesTod. He's just gets upset that he can no longer cry since having his tearducts removed. His kids kept making fun of him for crying at Hallmark commercials.

little did the kiddies know that i had my sweat glands rewired to accept tears...and the kids still haven't figured out why i perspire so much while watching it's a wonderful life...

Must say that when Taylor popped up on stage on Sunday it was pretty moving...as well as seeing Bill being teary eyed himself...

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If you cry in Texas they shoot you.

Damn right.

Then why do Texans listen to so many sad country songs? Seems a dangerous pasttime.

my current fave is george jones' "i'm learning to stand on my own two knees."

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little did the kiddies know that i had my sweat glands rewired to accept tears...and the kids still haven't figured out why i perspire so much while watching it's a wonderful life...

Are you sure it's not just because of that hot Mary Bailey walking through the streets in her robe? HEE HAW!

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little did the kiddies know that i had my sweat glands rewired to accept tears...and the kids still haven't figured out why i perspire so much while watching it's a wonderful life...

Are you sure it's not just because of that hot Mary Bailey walking through the streets in her robe? HEE HAW!

she was the best miss elly on dallas, too. sorry, bel geddes....

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[she was the best miss elly on dallas, too. sorry, bel geddes....

I must have missed that night.

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If you cry in Texas they shoot you.

Damn right.

Then why do Texans listen to so many sad country songs? Seems a dangerous pasttime.

my current fave is george jones' "i'm learning to stand on my own two knees."

I nearly laughed at this until I cried.

Nearly.

This post in another thread made me teary-eyed - I've been laughing for a couple of minutes.


Re: Best contributions to Stones recordings by other musicians

Posted by: gotdablouse ()

Date: November 30, 2012 22:19


Chuck Leavell for "Back to Zero"

Back in the early 1970s I got so excited during the climax of Midnight Rambler (Ya Yas) I kicked my bedroom door - chipping a piece of the wood. I had one hell of time explaining this to my father. When I saw the clip of Rambler the other night, it did move me to a tear or two. I love the Stones and when they are gone - there is nothing that can replace them - nothing. Yes, I know - I need to get a grip.

im not going to admit i was like Gazza (not our Gazza, but paul Gazza in the 1990 world cup)...but it was close call watching midnight rambler with Taylor...

a bit like when yer watching a weepy flick with the missus and you dont want her to see you blarting uncontrollably...you give a little cough and clear yer throat and hope it goes away.
Dont ever watch Toy story3 - the ending with leave you a gibbering wreck lol


Dog

I get worked up watching clips, talking about the shows coming up. I don't mind.

I laughted, I cried, I kissed all my disposable income goodbye........

I must confess that I got a bit teary-eyed in Midnight Rambler, and I also felt a bit emotional and really proud of Keith to see him play and sing so well after so much slagging off (and I admit that I had slagged him off a bit....was really happu to be put back in my place on Sunday night and again last night -THE STONES ARE BACK!!!

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im not going to admit i was like Gazza (not our Gazza, but paul Gazza in the 1990 world cup)...but it was close call watching midnight rambler with Taylor...

a bit like when yer watching a weepy flick with the missus and you dont want her to see you blarting uncontrollably...you give a little cough and clear yer throat and hope it goes away.
Dont ever watch Toy story3 - the ending with leave you a gibbering wreck lol


Dog

I was gutted when they didn't burn.

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Agree - I cried at the end of that one. I cried in TS 2 during that Sarah McL song too.

I must admit I was very moved by the utterly fantastic version of GS played yesterday (which I saw on YT). Imho Ms Welch's screaming is rather irritating but the boys played great.

As good as the one from Paradiso'95? You decide...

I only wish I could have been there..... Especially the Thursday night gig!

What a drag it is gettin' old

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im not going to admit i was like Gazza (not our Gazza, but paul Gazza in the 1990 world cup)...but it was close call watching midnight rambler with Taylor...

a bit like when yer watching a weepy flick with the missus and you dont want her to see you blarting uncontrollably...you give a little cough and clear yer throat and hope it goes away.
Dont ever watch Toy story3 - the ending with leave you a gibbering wreck lol


Dog

I was gutted when they didn't burn.

it was a close call

I got teary durring the fan intro and when the band first hit the stage...

Yes, music should move you and give you goose bumps, let it flow...

God let it flow.

when did we all become a such bunch of weeping pussies???

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when did we all become a such bunch of weeping pussies???

post mid-life crises era