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When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
With apologies to Lester Bangs...Keno's post is pumped up with so much hot air it threatens to float off over the horizon like an air-logged jellyfish.....
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No, I don't. Only Taylor does, and he doesn't post here.
Is Taylor the only one who knows he has people representing him - what about those people?
Taylor is ultimate responsible for the things that happen in his life: with whom he his playing, how he is playing and eventually people that represent him. Even the things he did with Ron Wood and the Rolling Stones this decade. I think he could have done better.
Yep, in the end it's Taylor himself who decides what he does and doesn't. He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it. But it would be nice if he told some more about the rumours and even better if he would play those Sticky Stones tunes. But he's a free man and he can do what he want.
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
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I've just read his rant and his blaming (sort of) of the European board he says he doesn't read.
I think I may have indicated in a way earlier post that Keno/his sources were credible.
While that may be true, I would concur he is certainly a tool
Of course Keith is not the brain behind this Stones rumour campaign concerning Taylor, but he is just as responsible as Jagger and whoever runs the company.
btw: I was talking about fanboyship, not about being a fan. I also think it's kinda childish to be a fan of a person. So I'm not a fan of Taylor. My goodness, that would be ridiculous! I'm a fan of much of his music, that's a different story. I don't take fans of persons serious. They're prejudiced per se.
LOL!
What's to laugh about so loudly Dandy: self mockery perhaps? No I'm not a fan of Taylor as a person, but a fan of much of his guitar playing and music. But obviously you don't see the difference. In fact I rather hate Taylor for leaving the Stones, crippling the band by doing so.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage? He must have lost his pride then, imo.
"He" is in this case just a way of saying that his people did it. I'm sure you also can find one of my posts saying that he doesn't post there himself, right?
Because you're obsessed with one person, while I'm obsessed with the whole band.
That sentence, coming from you, gave me a great laugh, Thanks a lot!
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No I'm not sure, neither am I about his pride. But if he had, he could step up and tell his point of view, in order to end all rumours. Agreed?
Don't try to psychologize Dandy, it won't work on me. I'm not obsessed by Taylor at all and you know it. In fact I'm critical about him. You can ask me and get a lengthy list, starting with his decision to leave the Stones.
But if so, then by his music and guitar playing, not by the man himself.
Taylor didn't write that. My other quote was taken out of context.
Enough musical obsession to qualify as a fanboy. That is beyond any doubt. Be proud.
I said: if so. I wouldn't call it obsession. I love Mozart's music as well, but I'm not obsessed by it nor am I a fan of the man himself. And didn't I say that I'm also very critical? You could have read it even here, during the Midnight Rambler tours he made last years. Besides I find it rather annoying Taylor being silent all the time and especially now. He may have his reason(s), but it's annoying anyway. We still have had no answer from Taylor to our urgent question:
What's on YOUR mind right now ...!
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Agreed.
Ah, so that question was directed at Taylor himself!
And there we been blabbering on for 72 pages...
That would be a fulltime job..
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Re: Mick Taylor Talk - what's on your mind right now...
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Date: April 28, 2015 15:13
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
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With apologies to Lester Bangs...Keno's post is pumped up with so much hot air it threatens to float off over the horizon like an air-logged jellyfish.....
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To me the most comforting part to read is that MT has people that (I assume) seem to represent him. Very good, we'll see him playing very soon then, with or without the Stones.
Like you didn't know
No, I don't. Only Taylor does, and he doesn't post here.
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To me the most comforting part to read is that MT has people that (I assume) seem to represent him. Very good, we'll see him playing very soon then, with or without the Stones.
Like you didn't know
No, I don't. Only Taylor does, and he doesn't post here.
Is Taylor the only one who knows he has people representing him - what about those people?
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To me the most comforting part to read is that MT has people that (I assume) seem to represent him. Very good, we'll see him playing very soon then, with or without the Stones.
Like you didn't know
No, I don't. Only Taylor does, and he doesn't post here.
Is Taylor the only one who knows he has people representing him - what about those people?
Taylor is ultimate responsible for the things that happen in his life: with whom he his playing, how he is playing and eventually people that represent him. Even the things he did with Ron Wood and the Rolling Stones this decade. I think he could have done better.
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To me the most comforting part to read is that MT has people that (I assume) seem to represent him. Very good, we'll see him playing very soon then, with or without the Stones.
Like you didn't know
No, I don't. Only Taylor does, and he doesn't post here.
Is Taylor the only one who knows he has people representing him - what about those people?
Taylor is ultimate responsible for the things that happen in his life: with whom he his playing, how he is playing and eventually people that represent him. Even the things he did with Ron Wood and the Rolling Stones this decade. I think he could have done better.
Yep, in the end it's Taylor himself who decides what he does and doesn't. He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it. But it would be nice if he told some more about the rumours and even better if he would play those Sticky Stones tunes. But he's a free man and he can do what he want.
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
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I've just read his rant and his blaming (sort of) of the European board he says he doesn't read.
I think I may have indicated in a way earlier post that Keno/his sources were credible.
While that may be true, I would concur he is certainly a tool
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
Of course Keith is not the brain behind this Stones rumour campaign concerning Taylor, but he is just as responsible as Jagger and whoever runs the company.
btw: I was talking about fanboyship, not about being a fan. I also think it's kinda childish to be a fan of a person. So I'm not a fan of Taylor. My goodness, that would be ridiculous! I'm a fan of much of his music, that's a different story. I don't take fans of persons serious. They're prejudiced per se.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:18
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
Of course Keith is not the brain behind this Stones rumour campaign concerning Taylor, but he is just as responsible as Jagger and whoever runs the company.
btw: I was talking about fanboyship, not about being a fan. I also think it's kinda childish to be a fan of a person. So I'm not a fan of Taylor. My goodness, that would be ridiculous! I'm a fan of much of his music, that's a different story. I don't take fans of persons serious. They're prejudiced per se.
LOL!
Re: Mick Taylor Talk - what's on your mind right now...
Posted by:
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:20
Well anyone that reads Keno's post should know that he is no fan of either Mick (Jagger) or Keith. It's a very complicated relationship he has with the Stones. He may have loved them at one time but not anymore.
He also may have some key contacts inside the Stones camp but none that are close to either Jagger or Richards. Finally, he seems to take everything at face value that he may hear from his contacts, especially if it's critical of either Mick or Keith.
If you don't believe me, pay close attention to anything that is ever discussed on at Gasland about Brian. He absolutely worships Brian. And will challenge anything or anybody that has anything negative to say about him.
He also very much reads this board and others (Rocks Off). He is very concerned about his own image and how he's preceived.
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He also may have some key contacts inside the Stones camp but none that are close to either Jagger or Richards. Finally, he seems to take everything at face value that he may hear from his contacts, especially if it's critical of either Mick or Keith.
If you don't believe me, pay close attention to anything that is ever discussed on at Gasland about Brian. He absolutely worships Brian. And will challenge anything or anybody that has anything negative to say about him.
He also very much reads this board and others (Rocks Off). He is very concerned about his own image and how he's preceived.
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Re: Mick Taylor Talk - what's on your mind right now...
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:29
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
Of course Keith is not the brain behind this Stones rumour campaign concerning Taylor, but he is just as responsible as Jagger and whoever runs the company.
btw: I was talking about fanboyship, not about being a fan. I also think it's kinda childish to be a fan of a person. So I'm not a fan of Taylor. My goodness, that would be ridiculous! I'm a fan of much of his music, that's a different story. I don't take fans of persons serious. They're prejudiced per se.
LOL!
What's to laugh about so loudly Dandy: self mockery perhaps? No I'm not a fan of Taylor as a person, but a fan of much of his guitar playing and music. But obviously you don't see the difference. In fact I rather hate Taylor for leaving the Stones, crippling the band by doing so.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:31
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He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage?
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He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage?
"He" is in this case just a way of saying that his people did it. I'm sure you also can find one of my posts saying that he doesn't post there himself, right?
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:36
Talking about fanship, maybe it is advantageous to distinguish between the acts of idealizing and idolizing somebody.
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
Of course Keith is not the brain behind this Stones rumour campaign concerning Taylor, but he is just as responsible as Jagger and whoever runs the company.
btw: I was talking about fanboyship, not about being a fan. I also think it's kinda childish to be a fan of a person. So I'm not a fan of Taylor. My goodness, that would be ridiculous! I'm a fan of much of his music, that's a different story. I don't take fans of persons serious. They're prejudiced per se.
LOL!
What's to laugh about so loudly Dandy: self mockery perhaps? No I'm not a fan of Taylor as a person, but a fan of much of his guitar playing and music. But obviously you don't see the difference. In fact I rather hate Taylor for leaving the Stones, crippling the band by doing so.
Because you're obsessed with one person, while I'm obsessed with the whole band.
That sentence, coming from you, gave me a great laugh, Thanks a lot!
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He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage?
"He" is in this case just a way of saying that his people did it. I'm sure you also can find one of my posts saying that he doesn't post there himself, right?
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He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage?
No I'm not sure, neither am I about his pride. But if he had, he could step up and tell his point of view, in order to end all rumours. Agreed?
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Nobody here thought Keith made this up, either.
We can agree that Keith's comments in the RS interview weren't him going rogue: a decision had clearly been taken to spread rumours about Taylor's health through several channels, and Keith was just one part of that. But this doesn't get him a free pass on saying what he did.
He played his part, obviously.
When I said (concluding based on logic only) that the rumour was spread intentionally by the Stones camp (Keith included), some people here thought that was an outrageous accusation. But in the end it is not.
We don't have any more information now than we had when you jumped to that conclusion. Let's not forget that.
If Keith was told Taylor couldn't tour because he was sick, it wouldn't be intentionally to spread a rumour, would it?
Well I guess Keith isn't mentally ill and that means he should have shut up instead of telling other peoples tales without verifying. You may be his fan, but your position towards Keith here tends to fanboyship, which we hate, don't we?
Nothing to do with that, but if you think a little further you'll find that Mick first hinted it, and then Keith said it. Why do you think that happened?
I suspect they acted like planned, and I have serious doubts about Keith being the "brain" behind this "masterplan".
So you can believe what you want, but if you indeed listened to both those interviews I'm sure you're able to add two and two together.
BTW, do we "hate" being fans of the Rolling Stones? When did that happen? I'm a HUGE fan of both Mick's and Keith's. Proudly so.
But I don't particularly like any side of this supposed conflict. They didn't have to say anything. They could have just said "No, he's not with us this time round". No need to explain anything, as he isn't in the band.
Of course Keith is not the brain behind this Stones rumour campaign concerning Taylor, but he is just as responsible as Jagger and whoever runs the company.
btw: I was talking about fanboyship, not about being a fan. I also think it's kinda childish to be a fan of a person. So I'm not a fan of Taylor. My goodness, that would be ridiculous! I'm a fan of much of his music, that's a different story. I don't take fans of persons serious. They're prejudiced per se.
LOL!
What's to laugh about so loudly Dandy: self mockery perhaps? No I'm not a fan of Taylor as a person, but a fan of much of his guitar playing and music. But obviously you don't see the difference. In fact I rather hate Taylor for leaving the Stones, crippling the band by doing so.
Because you're obsessed with one person, while I'm obsessed with the whole band.
That sentence, coming from you, gave me a great laugh, Thanks a lot!
Don't try to psychologize Dandy, it won't work on me. I'm not obsessed by Taylor at all and you know it. In fact I'm critical about him. You can ask me and get a lengthy list, starting with his decision to leave the Stones.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:45
"Obsessed" in a good way, kleerie.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:47
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"Obsessed" in a good way, kleerie.
But if so, then by his music and guitar playing, not by the man himself.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:48
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He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage?
No I'm not sure, neither am I about his pride. But if he had, he could step up and tell his point of view, in order to end all rumours. Agreed?
Taylor didn't write that. My other quote was taken out of context.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:49
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"Obsessed" in a good way, kleerie.
But if so, then by his music and guitar playing, not by the man himself.
Enough musical obsession to qualify as a fanboy. That is beyond any doubt. Be proud.
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:53
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"Obsessed" in a good way, kleerie.
But if so, then by his music and guitar playing, not by the man himself.
Enough musical obsession to qualify as a fanboy. That is beyond any doubt. Be proud.
I said: if so. I wouldn't call it obsession. I love Mozart's music as well, but I'm not obsessed by it nor am I a fan of the man himself. And didn't I say that I'm also very critical? You could have read it even here, during the Midnight Rambler tours he made last years. Besides I find it rather annoying Taylor being silent all the time and especially now. He may have his reason(s), but it's annoying anyway. We still have had no answer from Taylor to our urgent question:
What's on YOUR mind right now ...!
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Re: Mick Taylor Talk - what's on your mind right now...
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Date: April 28, 2015 17:55
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No I'm not sure, neither am I about his pride. But if he had, he could step up and tell his point of view, in order to end all rumours. Agreed?
Agreed.
Re: Mick Taylor Talk - what's on your mind right now...
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Date: April 28, 2015 18:00
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We still have had no answer from Taylor to our urgent question:
What's on YOUR mind right now ...!
Ah, so that question was directed at Taylor himself!
And there we been blabbering on for 72 pages...
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Date: April 28, 2015 19:10
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He seems to have posted on FB that he "unfortunately" wasn't invited for the next tour. We should accept that just like he said it.
Are you sure it was Taylor himself who wrote like that on a MT FB fanpage?
"He" is in this case just a way of saying that his people did it. I'm sure you also can find one of my posts saying that he doesn't post there himself, right?
That would be a fulltime job..
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