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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-02-23 19:33 by schillid.

My guess is when the crowds started doubling or tripling at The Crawdaddy, Ken Colyer's, etc.

At that point, they had to realize that they weren't your average blues band. All those hours of Brian and Keith playing together to keep from freezing started to pay off.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-02-23 19:21 by Elmo Lewis.

Depends on which band member you're talking about!
One of them still doesn't feel this way; you know, the classy one.

JaggerFan Wrote:
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> Depends on which band member you're talking about!
>
> One of them still doesn't feel this way; you know,
> the classy one.


Good ol' charle. I remember reading an interview with charlie years ago in which he said something like: I don't know whats its like to be famous. Noboby ever asks me anything. I'm just the sweaty bugger in the back playing the drums.

I guess, Mick thinks, he's the greatest. OK, he is!
Keith surely is very proud of his band, but besides very down-to-earth.
Charlie isn't THE star-typus, he's just the greatest gentleman in this business.
And Ronnie? I guess, he even doesn't know that the Rolling Stones are handeled to be the "Greatest Rock'n Roll Band"

They wouldn't have made it as long as they have if they didn't think that.

RollingStonesFan Wrote:
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> I guess, Mick thinks, he's the greatest. OK, he
> is!
> Keith surely is very proud of his band, but
> besides very down-to-earth.

I guess exactly the reverse.

i fear not. i think they would be much more imaginative in their setlists if they truly believed themselves to be the greatest.

Forty Niks Wrote:
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> i fear not. i think they would be much more
> imaginative in their setlists if they truly
> believed themselves to be the greatest.


Oh god, the Setlist Creatures again. After a brief respite, just a precursor or "glimmer" of what is to come soon . . . AGAIN. Spare me.


The Plexiglass



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2007-02-23 22:40 by timbernardis.

how about attempting a reasoned response to what i wrote instead of simply calling me a "Setlist Creature?" (whatever the hell that means.)

at the very least, however, THANK YOU for not including yet another plexiglass "joke" in your latest posting.


EDIT: just saw your edit. your sense of "humour" rears its ugly head again.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-02-23 22:43 by Forty Niks.

The Glimmers knew that day on the train...a Muddy and a Chuck album glued it...



ROCKMAN

From the very beginning. A band doesn't make it by thinking they're crap, whatever they may tell you.

Forty Niks Wrote:
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> how about attempting a reasoned response to what i
> wrote instead of simply calling me a "Setlist
> Person?" (whatever the hell that means.)
>
> at the very least, however, THANK YOU for not
> including yet another plexiglass "joke" in your
> latest posting.
>
>
> EDIT: just saw your edit. your sense of "humour"
> rears its ugly head again.

No. Then I would be engaging in this endless argument which grows tiresome, for at least some of us, just as for some, THE PLEXIGLASS grows tiresome. However, the Plexiglass has its supporters and those who are amused, evidently not including you. That is fine. Just because you can't see the humour, I can see the humor.

and yes, once again

T H E P L E X I G L A S S ! ! !

FOREVER!!!!!!!