Of course, it's classic:
It's good to be here; It's good to be anywhere.

My fave:

"Awright, nobudy move. I had a baracuda on a leash, and it's gotten loose on this plane. If we don't move, it won't see us. Their vision is based on movement....and it responds to me if I call it by it's name. Trouble is, I forgot the name. It will strike if you say anything with vowels, consonants, or dipthongs in it. I'm Keith Richards."

From Keith on the Stones tour plane, 1975.



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One of my many favorite Keith qoutes comes from this article I found in a cigarette magazine.
The article is called "Classic Rock~It's still King,So who are it's Heirs?" written by Kirk Miller, (Mr. Miller took out a quote from a book by Stephen Davis of which I haven't yet read...)
it's a great article, and I really enjoyed it, but he ended the article with...



"And since we started with the Stones, we'll let them have the last word, (courtesy of Stephen Davis' biography)

When Keith Richards was asked how long his band could continue to rule the world, he summed it up in eight classic words:

"Until the undertaker pulls up to the door." K.R.


Rock On Rolling STONES!!

Upon hearing Mick was being knighted - "I kneel for noone"

I love the brains, heart, balls thing too.

One luv, ofcourse it isn't his but it works for him. Although he is kind of a wannabe Marley. But he's entitled.

And ofcourse...

IT'S GOOD TO BE HERE.. IT'S GOOD TO BE ANYWHERE!

Mick's Rock, I'm Roll.

There's only one song, and Adam and Eve wrote it. We just do the variations…

Hey, give thanks and praise, wherever you are, whoever you are, whatever you are.

This was in some interview. Keith was asked if they would ever do anything like Altamont again and he said "Well first we'll have to find some sucker to get murdered!" Sorry, but that's just what I read.

We're all from Africa, man...