Well, it's over for now.
Had 4 great shows.

They can do this again next summer. Wouldn't mind.
(Just scared of the UK ticket prices).

Most fun? I think when they F'up, and laugh about it. The way to do it.
Whining? Why not throw in CYHMK one time. OK me... And maybe Keith throwing in You got the Silver
Worst experience? Do not leave a hotel without an address, and phone dead.
Worst #2? The camera issue. Silly.

Best? Just see 4 "kids" having so much fun on stage!

Fhank you! As Mick says.
And thanks to Bjørnulf and Dean for all the reports. And you others.
And to all those who posted pics - Latvian (Neil), Hauke, Hendrik and the rest.
Cristiano was a God with search of pictures. Thanks!


UK, I will be there!

TE
Oslo



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-10-28 09:07 by TE.

I have the same sweet feelings for the tour, TE. But I only attended 2 gigs. See you in UK!

I agree with all of it.

I have been to Paris 1, 2 and 3 from the pit.
Very great shows indeed (much better than the 2007 shows I have seen... I think Keith was under treatment at this time. Now he is Ok.).

Congratulations to the Stones, the musicians and also to all the team.
Great work, at the level expected for the best on earth.

I have met some nice people in the audience also.

I hope for a UK tour in the 2018 summer.

ps: please stop bashing Keith. He was excellent in Paris. The case is closed.

I will never bash Keith. He can do whatever on stage, and I love it.
Sitting down could be as easy as a back problem, ask me...

TE
Oslo

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TE
I will never bash Keith. He can do whatever on stage, and I love it.
Sitting down could be as easy as a back problem, ask me...

TE
Oslo

I agree with you.

My PS were just to say that I am bored with the Keith bashing posts I have read...

"He can do whatever he wants and I love it"

-Hmm, some people seem to think so if they just love it enough. This week I heared a lecture from the 85 year old Norwegian architect Helge Hjertholm. Sure he was a child of his times with this almost arrogant belief in modernism, typical of the post war generation. This is still relevant, but today other points of view would moderate such an attitude. However, to the like-minded of his own generation present in the room, this was stuff they just couldn`t get enough of. All they had to do was lean back and take it in, and remember; don`t think too much.