The best Stones related gift that I have received would be tickets to the upcoming show in Memphis on Dec. 3th. My gift was a birthday (Dec 2nd) present from my wonderful wife. Gee... wonder what I'm getting for X-mas........

in 1971 my mom got me my 1st stones album...got live if you want it....loved it and still do...now i'm a stones freak! ha..

A used Mars from Marianne....

Potted Shrimp! Do you still have the Mars? Should be tasty! (Sorry for my crudeness)

A nice blowjob after the concert.

my girlfriend gave me the Stones "tongue" telephone from the '80s and it still works

While in Russia, a bookstore employee gave me the Russian version of the poster promoting Bill Wyman's book "Rolling With The Stones" simply for the asking. She mentioned that the poster was due to be replaced next week and declined cash that I wanted to give to her for her efforts, so I left $5 on the counter.

I consider any blow job stones related, and they have wormed there way into sex in genral.

withsssoul sent me a wonderful package of fantastic keith richards cds/dvds!

Beer from Rockman, records from Dandelion.
Dvd´s from Gary.
Best I gave: some cd´s & digital delivery of things
and maybe more than anything else Wyman´s name,
signed on his Rolling With The Stones to my son
on his 11th birthday.
Maybe I can give Taylors a-graph to my daughter
when she becomes six years old at Jan 17................

Charlie Watts gave me a drum stick after a Rocket 88 gig in Convent Garden, London.

I also got my photo taken with Charlie and Stu.

I can't remember the exact year, but was early 80's

Cheers,

I received the Four Flicks dvd set, the Live Licks double cd and a book called The Rolling Stones Unseen Archives in the last 2 Christmases from my mom and step-father. The book was a real treat because I hadn't seen or heard of it before.

I got their satanic majesties, exile, a 2-4, and an ounce of pot from my friends on my last (17th) birthday.

listening to the music for the last 25 years.....
.......deep huh!!.....i just got for my B-day a sweet 3 picture set in a frame from my now ex-girl friend, of richards and wood tuning up for a "new Barbarians " show......

Handsome Girls from Leonard and . . .

a few songs I've heard the boys perform live over the last few years (since 2002)

1. All Down the Line
2. Angie
3. Beast Of Burden
4. Before They Make Me Run
5. Bitch
6. Brown Sugar
7. Can't You Hear Me Knocking
8. Dance Pt. 1
9. Dead Flowers
10. Don't Stop
11. Everybody Needs Somebody to Love
12. Far Away Eyes
13. Gimme Shelter
14. Going To A Go Go
15. Hand of Fate
16. Happy
17. Heart Of Stone
18. Honky Tonk Woman
19. Hot Stuff
20. I Can't Turn You Loose
21. I Just Want to Make Love to You
22. It's Only Rock and Roll
23. If You Can't Rock Me
24. Infamy
25. Jumping Jack Flash
26. Like A Rolling Stone
27. Little Red Rooster
28. Live With Me
29. Love Train
30. Mannish Boy
31. Miss You
32. Midnight Rambler
33. Monkey Man
34. Neighbors
35. Night Time Is The Right Time
36. No Expectations
37. Not Fade Away
38. Oh No Not You Again
39. Out Of Control
40. Rocks Off
41. Rough Justice
42. Rip This Joint
43. Ruby Tuesday
44. Satisfaction
44. She's So Cold
46. Slipping Away
47. Start Me Up
48. Street Fighting Man
49. Stray Cat Blues
50. Shattered
51. Sympathy For the Devil
52. Thru and Thru
53. Torn and Frayed
54. Tumblin' Dice
55. Undercover
56. When the Whip Comes Down
57. The Worst
58. You Got Me Rocking
59. You Can't Always Get What You Want
60. Worried About You
61. Walk and Don't Look Back






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I got 4 flicks AND the three 7 ft long banners that were hanging in Best Buy to promote it -- hard to get. Two banners are just electric green, and the 3rd middle one is black with the electric green tongue. Hanging nicely in my apt.

Still Life for my 6th birthday or something. Awesome!

Everyone in my family knows I'm a Stones fanatic, and this past Christmas, my wife's aunt gave me her '66 (or '65...can't remember) tour program along with her ticket stub (from the Rochester, NY concert) stapled to the back cover! She had hung onto it ever since going to the show as a kid!

That was cool.

Hmm, i got a couple great ones.

A ticket to the Licks Stade de France show as a birthday present from my sister.
A t-shirt from my father with the text: "Who the @#$%& is Mick Jagger". Keith wore a shirt like that somewhere in the late sixties or seventies in Holland. And a cool book called "the rolling Stones Files" by Mark Paytress. It's about the sixties.

Cheers,
Wuudy

Fall, 1997:

Ms. Elizabeth Saltzman, in a moment of highest generosity, called me in the middle of the night from Italy to tell me to buy two plane tickets to Las Vegas for February, 1998. She had two passes...

My brother and I wound up sitting between Drew Barrymore and Lars Ulrich of Metallica third row center at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel.

Mick was pratically spittin' on me.

The ROCKPASSION site, thanks J-P.

Who gave it to you, RobertJohnson?

Limbostone Wrote:
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> Who gave it to you, RobertJohnson?


J-P as I wrote, but look [www.rockpassion.com]

The perfect christmasgift must be the great film ROLLING LIKE A STONE.

An old filmroll from the summer of 1965 shows a party in a flat on Fersens Road in Malmö. Present are local popidols from bands such as Namelosers and Gonks, but also ordinary boys and girls. They are gathered around some exclusive guests: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones-the first international popband to visit Malmö.
40 years later, the filmmakers meet with some of the participants from the party. "Rolling Like A Stone" is a documentary about those whos identities were shaped during a few years in the middle of the 60:s. But it´s also a film about the hardships of growing old with your dreams and live in the here and now. In "Rolling Like A Stone" you´ll see a lot of previously unseen footage from Malmö in the 60:s, including newly found footage from Klubb Bongo 1965.

Mickijaggeroos notes: The party with the Stones is thoroughly described in Stonesviking Ove Tingvalls book: The Rolling Stones In Sweden
Pictures of The Stones visit to Malmö

[www.stonesvikings.com]



It´s Only Rock´n Roll

MATRYOSHKA from Hungary.
Five dolls have each stone's face. Adorable.

My Dad bought tickets to my first Stones concert, Boston Garden, June 1972, also Boston July 1975, Buffalo, August 1975. Also, my boyfriend has a buddy with ALOT OF $$ who bought his wife the Stones Official Tour parka and she wouldn't wear it so he gave it to me! It's navy with the tongue logos all down the inside seams, official seal on the front and THE STONES on the back! The hood comes in handy here in New England during the winter; I LOVE IT!

Rev. Robert W. Wrote:
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> Fall, 1997:
>
> Ms. Elizabeth Saltzman, in a moment of highest
> generosity, called me in the middle of the night
> from Italy to tell me to buy two plane tickets to
> Las Vegas for February, 1998. She had two
> passes...
>
> My brother and I wound up sitting between Drew
> Barrymore and Lars Ulrich of Metallica third row
> center at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel.
>
> Mick was pratically spittin' on me.

The Reverend's gift is hard to beat here...though I love my Stones pajama pants, sandals, and numerous t-shirts from my wife and family over they years. And though I paid for it, I consider my wife agreeing to the Vegas trip see them last month a gift too. :-)

And then there's the d-loads from bassplayer617, billy318124 and so many others. I can't thank you enough.

Run Rudolph Run . . . and I ain't talking Gulliani.

4tylix Wrote:
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> Rev. Robert W. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Fall, 1997:
> >
> > Ms. Elizabeth Saltzman, in a moment of
> highest
> > generosity, called me in the middle of the
> night
> > from Italy to tell me to buy two plane
> tickets to
> > Las Vegas for February, 1998. She had two
> > passes...
> >
> > My brother and I wound up sitting between
> Drew
> > Barrymore and Lars Ulrich of Metallica third
> row
> > center at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel.
> >
> > Mick was pratically spittin' on me.
>
> The Reverend's gift is hard to beat here...though
> I love my Stones pajama pants, sandals, and
> numerous t-shirts from my wife and family over
> they years. And though I paid for it, I consider
> my wife agreeing to the Vegas trip see them last
> month a gift too. :-)
>
>
>

4tylix:

You know what was cool about it? Elizabeth was not my boss, but was very much a superior at my then job--and someone who travels in the craziest high society and fashion circles (like where the owner of the Hard Rock drops two passes on you over dinner in Milan). She could have given those passes to a million people who could have reciprocated with HUGE favors. I was able to give her an Aretha Franklin boxed set...

I'll tell you this: I was breaking up with my girlfriend right as the Fenway show happened in August--and that's for the best. But I would give anything to have a lady in my life who was sharing the Stones with me...




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I would also like to thank the following for their gifts (downloads and CDs):
J-P
Drake
Leonard Keringer
Walter Grill
Elmo
and to all of you who have posted downloads. Thanks!