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As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up.
You're forgetting one thing. They are the Rolling Stones, they don't need to do anything.
You're right. Need is the wrong choice of word. No band needs to play anything they don't want to play.
Should, is a better choice of word.
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duke richardson
I see from the review in the Atlanta paper that Keith now has a variation on his stock phrase "good to be here"..
-" Its good to see you guys!' its good to see anybody!" is the new iteration..
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duke richardson
I see from the review in the Atlanta paper that Keith now has a variation on his stock phrase "good to be here"..
-" Its good to see you guys!' its good to see anybody!" is the new iteration..
This phrase can be viewed from many different angles. Is it a funny joke, a subtle witticism, a former junkie's view of the world or simply a concieved insult? That is the question..
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TheBlockbuster
As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up.
You're forgetting one thing. They are the Rolling Stones, they don't need to do anything.
You're right. Need is the wrong choice of word. No band needs to play anything they don't want to play.
Should, is a better choice of word.
They shouldn't do anything either
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Natlanta
just got home... holy @#$%& shit.
that's it, that's my review.
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duke richardson
I see from the review in the Atlanta paper that Keith now has a variation on his stock phrase "good to be here"..
-" Its good to see you guys!' its good to see anybody!" is the new iteration..
This phrase can be viewed from many different angles. Is it a funny joke, a subtle witticism, a former junkie's view of the world or simply a concieved insult? That is the question..
I think its b - a sittle wutticism
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duke richardson
I see from the review in the Atlanta paper that Keith now has a variation on his stock phrase "good to be here"..
-" Its good to see you guys!' its good to see anybody!" is the new iteration..
This phrase can be viewed from many different angles. Is it a funny joke, a subtle witticism, a former junkie's view of the world or simply a concieved insult? That is the question..
I think its b - a sittle wutticism
I'll go for a combination of a and d. A joke so stale it could be concieved as an insult...
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nankerphlege
I hope someone recorded this show and posts soon.
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chatoyancy
"It's good to see you guys" was for a few special friends who showed up. Keith's old writing partner Gram Parsons was from Georgia, his friends
still come to see the Stones.
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duke richardson
I see from the review in the Atlanta paper that Keith now has a variation on his stock phrase "good to be here"..
-" Its good to see you guys!' its good to see anybody!" is the new iteration..
This phrase can be viewed from many different angles. Is it a funny joke, a subtle witticism, a former junkie's view of the world or simply a concieved insult? That is the question..
I think its b - a sittle wutticism
I'll go for a combination of a and d. A joke so stale it could be concieved as an insult...
well at least he's talking..
that could be the subject of a new thread- when did Keith begin to talk on stage?
Altamont not included...
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chatoyancy
"It's good to see you guys" was for a few special friends who showed up. Keith's old writing partner Gram Parsons was from Georgia, his friends
still come to see the Stones.
was Stanley Booth there? GP was also from Florida or his family was.
id like to read what Booth thought of the show, if he was indeed there...
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chatoyancy
"It's good to see you guys" was for a few special friends who showed up. Keith's old writing partner Gram Parsons was from Georgia, his friends
still come to see the Stones.
was Stanley Booth there? GP was also from Florida or his family was.
id like to read what Booth thought of the show, if he was indeed there...
He sure wrote great books about them.
I have to think he'd be appalled at the commercialism and amazed at the energy and enduring competence.
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tauk
Doom and Gloom wrote:
That's tough for me, I don't have the ticket grabbing technique others here have. I'm afraid I'll be spending my night in a Toronto strip club instead fantasizing over a women that resembles Mick Taylor.
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Do you mean Mick Taylor or Mick Jagger? Just curious because I can maybe help your fantasies by posting some especially sexy Mick Jagger images..but I don't have much on Taylor.
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Doom and Gloom wrote:
That's tough for me, I don't have the ticket grabbing technique others here have. I'm afraid I'll be spending my night in a Toronto strip club instead fantasizing over a women that resembles Mick Taylor.
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Do you mean Mick Taylor or Mick Jagger? Just curious because I can maybe help your fantasies by posting some especially sexy Mick Jagger images..but I don't have much on Taylor.
Here's one..
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Green Lady
Beautiful! Green Lady, do you know (or can you ask) who took that, please and thank you kindly?
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Nikkei
So I heard they got to move last night. Youtube link or it didn't happen