I've recently converted my finished basement into a Rolling Stones / Rock & Roll haven (my wife took the rest of the house...lol). I have my entertainment center setup with Stones dvd's ready for viewing at any time. My guitars and amp set and ready to be fired up. Many 8X10 pics from my fav Stones tour...the N. American Tour '81. Some records framed on the wall. And my cd library readily available (not just the Stones). Now all I need is a refridgerator down there and I'm good to go.

Just curious if any of you have a simliar situation.....

"I'm the bleeding volcano"

Local27 Wrote:
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> I've recently converted my finished basement into
> a Rolling Stones / Rock & Roll haven (my wife
> took the rest of the house...lol). I have my
> entertainment center setup with Stones dvd's ready
> for viewing at any time. My guitars and amp set
> and ready to be fired up. Many 8X10 pics from my
> fav Stones tour...the N. American Tour '81. Some
> records framed on the wall. And my cd library
> readily available (not just the Stones). Now all
> I need is a refridgerator down there and I'm good
> to go.
>
> Just curious if any of you have a simliar
> situation.....
>
> I'm the bleeding volcano.


dont have a room like that...but yours sounds like a great atmosphere!!!...thanks for sharing

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> Local27 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I've recently converted my finished basement
> into
> > a Rolling Stones / Rock & Roll haven (my
> wife
> > took the rest of the house...lol). I have
> my
> > entertainment center setup with Stones dvd's
> ready
> > for viewing at any time. My guitars and amp
> set
> > and ready to be fired up. Many 8X10 pics
> from my
> > fav Stones tour...the N. American Tour '81.
> Some
> > records framed on the wall. And my cd
> library
> > readily available (not just the Stones). Now
> all
> > I need is a refridgerator down there and I'm
> good
> > to go.
> >
> > Just curious if any of you have a simliar
> > situation.....
> >
> > I'm the bleeding volcano.
>
>
> dont have a room like that...but yours
> sounds like a great atmosphere!!!...thanks for
> sharing


Room? You just described my house!

C

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> Local27 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I've recently converted my finished basement
> into
> > a Rolling Stones / Rock & Roll haven (my
> wife
> > took the rest of the house...lol). I have
> my
> > entertainment center setup with Stones dvd's
> ready
> > for viewing at any time. My guitars and amp
> set
> > and ready to be fired up. Many 8X10 pics
> from my
> > fav Stones tour...the N. American Tour '81.
> Some
> > records framed on the wall. And my cd
> library
> > readily available (not just the Stones). Now
> all
> > I need is a refridgerator down there and I'm
> good
> > to go.
> >
> > Just curious if any of you have a simliar
> > situation.....
> >
> > I'm the bleeding volcano.
>
>
> dont have a room like that...but yours
> sounds like a great atmosphere!!!..i don't think i'd ever leave that room...thanks for
> sharing

LMAO!

"I'm the bleeding volcano"

and the four footer!!! foos ball would be good 2

I have one, my living room. One of the advantages of being single!

My whole flat is a rock and roll room!

Yet another advantage of being single but still married to the Stones!

Been Stoned since 1964 and still am!

Yeah have a whole room....it's called "The Bunker"



ROCKMAN

Rockman Wrote:
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> Yeah have a whole room....it's called "The Bunker"
>
> ROCKMAN


whats it look like...whats in it

Just off French style kitchen...double glass door entrance...Room maroon in color with cedar doors and trim...Stereo up one end... old piano tuners work bench the other..knee deep in albums/CDs...boxes...books....DVDs...but it's home.



ROCKMAN

Well I would call my front room my "rock and roll room", lol....

Do you have a bong too ??

"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."

Good post...and I have recently finished my basement up the same way. One half setup for the hidef widescreen with surround for DVDs (stones of course) and Football and the other half setup for the band> complete with Bar and retractable mic cords into the cieling. Had to keep Mama happy. Cause when Mama ain't happy...well you know the rest. Now...need some help with some Stones decor. Have a poster to laminate from last tour to start. The black and white one shrouded in Keef's cig smoke. Any other ideas?

well if anybody has the loot.....the '70's stones pinball machine would be highly entertaining in the same room as the bong

I di have a room dedicated to The Stones, and I do have a fridge too:-)

I wanted a Keith-altar, but my wife wouldnt let me.

The compromise is a Marley-drapery soon to be hung up.

The kitchen/dining room -- we have a small house, and my PC desk is right next to the fridge. Of course, I keep a small cooler always well-stocked with beer on ice.

Adjacent to this is the living room -- there I have the DVD/stereo setup.

In my case, "The House Is A-Rockin" whenever I can get away with it.

"I keep a small cooler always well-stocked with beer on ice."

If I had that for a week my drinkin problem would be worse than Ron´s.

No

we have two rocknroll rooms...in one room (rolling stones tongue-phone hanging on wall, Ladies & Gents movie poster hanging on another wall, Johnny Cash flippin his middle finger pic on the wall, Keith live circa '73 framed 12 x 16 photo on another wall) i'll be crankin' the stones, ny dolls, ramones, old country, etc....the other room is my better halfs...she'll be crankin old Sabbath, AcDc, Deep Purple, The Supersuckers, etc.)she's got some sabbath stuff hangin on the walls inc. a framed 1st Sabbath album...and a Keith '72 famous pic of him passed out hangin on another wall....dont think i could handle a girl who didnt like to rock



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Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> "I keep a small cooler always well-stocked with
> beer on ice."
>
> If I had that for a week my drinkin problem would
> be worse than Ron´s.

Problem? No problem, unless it's empty.

O, goddam it, Leonard; shall we trade (wives)?
A woman that likes heavy rock... Havent seen anyone of that kind for decades.
My wife listens to easy pop. But I like the contrasts too.
My music is my music. We can unite in some avantgarde-ish groups...
Sabbath, Purple, that pretty male rock, isnt it?
But I bet your half´s not into progressive rock; no lassie are!

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> O, goddam it, Leonard; shall we trade (wives)?
> A woman that likes heavy rock... Havent seen
> anyone of that kind for decades.
> My wife listens to easy pop. But I like the
> contrasts too.
> My music is my music. We can unite in some
> avantgarde-ish groups...
> Sabbath, Purple, that pretty male rock, isnt it?
> But I bet your half´s not into progressive rock;
> no lassie are!


yeah, shes young at heart...and likes hard rock....also some punk (clash, pistols, black flag, ramones, etc.) and lots of metal that i mostly dont care for but thats ok...and traditional country ...so, between all the bullshit we get along pretty well...and she likes to smoke and drink....so a lot of rocknroll parties all the time here between us...she also saw motorhead at the wiltern here in los angeles & took me to see ufo at the House of Blues...yur right, shes not much into the progressive stuff...or arty type stuff...shes a tough little one!!!



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Baboon Bro, the girls in my household (wife & daughter) are fairly open-minded when it comes to my music -- they both like the Stones, AC/DC, Aerosmith and a few other harder-rocking bands. However, their personal favorites are in the (retch!) contemporary country vein. I'm still attempting to force-feed them some musical education (classical, reggae, blues, BRIAN WILSON, etc.) and some of it has taken. My daughter loves "Smile". That's a good start.

My whole condo is a rock and roll house.
A sound system and speakers in near most
all rooms, often in surround (ie master
befroom and living room). CD and album
shelves to the ceiling with my Stones posters
(tongue collection) in the open spaces.

Cellar in our house was redone last year. Cool bar with 2 taps. Stones posters/photos framed all over. Great sound system. The room rocks.

My flat is pure rock 'n roll. Very messy and with bottles in many places. It makes the guys from Dirty Sanchez look like boyscouts.

JumpingKentFlash

Yeah, my room is full of guitars amps etc I ve got the stones videos dvds always near, I am kicking on the marquee 1970 gig now. My pickup player has love you live side three, thats my fav at the moment(even the pieces between the music sound soooo good, my cd player has voodoo lounge in it,what a nice warm sound.I ve got all my rolling stones books lying around, anyone knows this book before they make me run, I saw it in the shop I think its verry good!So nice that now the stones are on tour, a new cd, its really happening, like on this board! keep on rocking every body!!!

My house is a rock'roll room, ready to rock with loud music every day....

I can't concentrate on writing this post because there's some GODDAM LOUD MUSIC PLAYING OVER THERE IN THE CORNER OF THE LIVING ROOM ........................ Eh ... wot's that you're sayin' ??????????? Can't HEAR YA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!