Actually I thought bringing on Axel Rose in 1989 was lowest.

Keith was trying to smack Timberlake upside his head, he just missed and Timberlake turned it into a high five.

Johnny Rotten/Lydon is trying to get Timberlake to play him in the upcoming Rotten biopic.

That would be perverse.

As for blaming MJ, I had heard that it was Keith that invited the boy, to appease his duagher that is a fan.

Keith was truely pissed at the lack of respect people were showing. He was defending Timberlake on stage and rightly so......perhaps in the heat (and it was hot that day) and drunk and/or stoned I may partake in the booing, but throwing shit is over the top.

Looking forward to seeing Rio even if I have to wait for the DVD.

Guest appearances?

=====Keith was truely pissed at the lack of respect people were showing. He was defending Timberlake on stage and rightly so......======

Perhaps so, but the Stones should have foreseen what was going to happen when that "Walking Vagina" took stage with them. "Justine" should have known he was out of his league as well....he's a limp wimp, just like George Michael. Like Keith said in 1988..."Get a shave".

I showed the dvd to some (non stones fan-)friends and they thought Keith was really cool when he stood up for the band or IMO obviously Timberlake.
Ok he is a wimp but not such a wimp as George Michael, or that candle in the wind ass

JuanTCB Wrote:
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> Johnny Rotten/Lydon is trying to get Timberlake to
> play him in the upcoming Rotten biopic.
>
> That would be perverse.


Perverse would only be the middle name.

Keith was just angry that those idiots down in the front threw bottles. And whatever he says about it in the documentary, he was protecting both Justin and Jagger. He did give Justin a high five, like he meant to tell him "Don't worry about those jerks"......

JumpingKentFlash

Yes, Kent is right. I didn't like the idea of bringing him on stage either but I really didn't care as it was just five minutes or so. Allowing Bono to totally mess up IORR at the club show 2002 was at least as embarrasing as Timberlake on Miss you. My personal low at a Stones show was to endure this (ex-)nazi-band for one hour in Hanover before the Stones hit the stage. That was like hell to me especially as we showed our disrespect and turned our backs to this terrible support act during their performance and looking into the faces of their bonehead fans. That one hour torture was a real low for me.

I fully understand the background, speakin' for myself.

===My personal low at a Stones show was to endure this (ex-)nazi-band for one hour in Hanover before the Stones hit the stage.===

Wah wah woody, what opening band are you talking about?

#......Go ahead....Bite the Big Apple....Don't mind the Maggots.....Uh Huh...#

gut Wrote:
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> ===My personal low at a Stones show was to endure
> this (ex-)nazi-band for one hour in Hanover before
> the Stones hit the stage.===
>
> Wah wah woody, what opening band are you talking
> about?
>
> #......Go ahead....Bite the Big Apple....Don't
> mind the Maggots.....Uh Huh...#


"Die Böse Uncels" I think they're called. Cohl answered some questions about it at the European Press Conference in 2003.

JumpingKentFlash

To gut: this awful "Böhse Onkelz" gang.

gut Wrote:
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> "Justine" should
> have known he was out of his league as
> well....he's a limp wimp, just like George
> Michael.


Of course Justine (lol) knows he was out of his league when took the stage but i sure as hell don't blame him for doing it. You would be a idiot to say no to a invitation like that,


> Like Keith said in 1988..."Get a shave".

Lol


Cheers,
Wuudy

========sure as hell don't blame him for doing it. You would be a idiot to say no to a invitation like that=========

But "Justine" shouldn't have been surprised when people started throwing crap at him. Any Stones audience by definition, would hate his music.......Like throwing a kitten into a pack of hungry wolves.

But you are right. The invitation should have never been made in the first place.

Some say Keith did it to appease his daughters but I still say it was Peter Pan on one of his boy-toy crushes.

Anyway, Limberfake was just another passing fad....nothing new on the charts from him in 3 years...He and Britney can console each other by weaving their pubic hair, while a new generation of younger fans coming up see them as old and used up as the Stones. C'est la vie.....

#......Go ahead....Bite the Big Apple....Don't mind the Maggots.....Uh Huh...#