i came across this site - really well done!

[www.timeisonourside.com]

Wow! You are right. That is a work of dedication.

Lots of interesting statistics in there - for instance, 19 songs were performed for the first time in 2005-2006, eight of them in 2006.

It's a great website.
The section "Track Talk" includes plenty of interesting session info and quotes from band members.

yeah, that whole site is very very worthwhile - one of the best ones around.

Been visiting there for many years and not once was it not up to date. That is what can be frutrating about many Stonessites: that they were set up for the say B2B tour and never looked at again.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

A great Stone's resource with lyrics and who wrote and played on the songs. Some excellent quotes from and about the boys. I go there often.

It's nice, but the who played what part is full of errors.

Absolutely great site. I go to visit it quite often to check some details about particular songs. Yeah, great essays also there and the track talk is a very good and handy collection of quotes.

- Doxa

His Majesty Wrote:
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> the who played what part is full of errors.


There are few mistakes here and there. It's not FULL of errors. Far from it.

erikjjf Wrote:
> There are few mistakes here and there. It's not
> FULL of errors. Far from it.

Yeah bad choice of word there, I guess there aren't any as it does say "probable line up".

His Majesty Wrote:
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> It's nice, but the who played what part is full of
> errors.


The expression "full of errors" is quite strong one here. Of course, there are errors, many of them, but in the end, nobody knows - or remembers - really all the facts concerning who played and what. It's quite open for discussion, like here once in while.

There are also some errors (or let's say 'lackings of') in the listings of their releases, for example, in the single department, but does it makes one feel like expert or something to notice things like that?

- Doxa

See my previous post...

I dont care for experts, nor mistakes in singles listings.

Would you like me to point out some 'errors'?



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His Majesty Wrote:
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> See my previous post...
>

yep.

> I dont care for experts, nor mistakes in singles
> listings.
>

You know, every time I happen to recognize an error in a definitive site like Timeisonourside, I feel like "jeez, should I get a life". It's self irony.

> Would you like me to point out some 'errors'?

What do you mean by that question? In what? My Grammar? US's foreign policy?

Cheers!

- Doxa

I made a mistake by saying "errors!". :-()