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> CindyC wrote:
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> Lukester, welcome back.
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> Still friends?
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> Of course darling, why wouldn't we be? Did you go
> and get married in my absence?

Not quite, but rooster did try to get me coming with her..

1) Midnight Rambler on the B stage- MCI Center Washinton DC March 99
2)First time I saw Lisa do Gimme Shelter-Quebec City Coliseum Jan 98
3) Like a rolling stone-B stage Quebec City Coliseum
4) As tears go by-Montreal Jan 06
5) Just my imagination-Orchard Park NY September 81 (I think)
6) Midnight rambler-Las Vegas March 06

Montrealsuperfan Wrote:
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> 5) Just my imagination-Orchard Park NY September
> 81 (I think)


Rich Stadium, Buffalo, Great gig!

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> Rich Stadium, Buffalo, Great gig!


It was my first Stones show-still in first year of college. Drove 10 hours from Montreal-what a great time. I just went back and checked my stub- the general admission ticket was $10 ! My buddies and I ended up 30 feet from the stage.


If I remember correctly, George Thorogood was the opening act.

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> > > down the line CYHMK When the Whip comes down
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> > yeah, but Whip was a mess on the b-stage that
> > night.....
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> reallly? I was just so excited to hear it that I
> didnt notice the finer details. what was a mess
> about it?

well, a good part of it was the atrocious sound coming from the b-stage - it was just "off." There were far better versions on the tour of Whip....got the boot? have you listened to it since that night?

Debra Wrote:
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> Hello Lukester, hope you're back in the saddle!
> Tax time must be terrible for you! Only 3 more
> days, my man! Chat soon.


Oh I'm back in the saddle, baby, well not really a saddle, more like chaps, I guess. Hey Debra, thanks for those nice things you said about me in my shamelessly vain "goodbye" thread. I look forward to chit chatting again like nobody's business.

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> > CindyC wrote:
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> > Lukester, welcome back.
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> > Still friends?
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> > Of course darling, why wouldn't we be? Did you
> go
> > and get married in my absence?
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> Not quite, but rooster did try to get me coming
> with her..


Ha ha ...who can blame him? Sounds like fun, perveted fun, but nonetheless fun.

Gimme Shelter - Brussels 1973.

You were at Brussels? WoW!

Yep. At the French reserved show as Keith was outlaw in my country.

I suddenly got a deja-vu feeling. I think we had the same "3-posts-after-eachother"-converstaion somw weeks ago. You were a journalist, right?
Amazing that you were there!!

Strange guitar-intro by Taylor on Gimme Shelter that evening. He sounds like a keyboard or trumbone or steelguitar, something in-between those 3 instruments.

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> > > > down the line CYHMK When the Whip comes down
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> > >
> > > yeah, but Whip was a mess on the b-stage that
> > > night.....
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> > reallly? I was just so excited to hear it that
> I
> > didnt notice the finer details. what was a mess
> > about it?
>
> well, a good part of it was the atrocious sound
> coming from the b-stage - it was just "off."
> There were far better versions on the tour of
> Whip....got the boot? have you listened to it
> since that night?

Nope. Havent heard it since that night. I was pretty close to the B stage that night. thats probalby why i didn t' hear the problems.
One thing that bothered me was that during the start of Brown Sugar some guy behind me was complaining that he couldnt find his cell phone! Can you imagine the nerve? right after the opining riff he was like "Can you just look under your seat?"



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Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> I suddenly got a deja-vu feeling. I think we had
> the same "3-posts-after-eachother"-converstaion
> somw weeks ago. You were a journalist, right?
> Amazing that you were there!!


True we already exchange words on this. I was just a 18-year old fan. Sweating, sweating...As It was real hot at the brand new Forest National. From the train which was stopped miles from the Arena to the location, we were surrounded and looked after by belgium policemen ( on horse and by foot). I will attend the Belgium show this year 33 years after that gig. Sounds strange to me. No Bill, No MickT.

2000 LYFM- foxboro/boston 1989, 2nd show
CYHMK-orpheum, boston, 2002
Love in Vain-every time, '78, '02
Some Girls-philly, 1999
OOC-every time, '97, '98, '05