Doesn't Jade have a son who looks like Mick? Get Keef's daughters to reproduce a grandbaby Keef lookalike too. Start training them now! "Rolling Stones the Next Generation"

NumberOneStonesFan Wrote:
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> Doesn't Jade have a son who looks like Mick?

She has two daughters, no sons.

Don't worry, they are rich enough to have their brains implanted in cyborg bodies when their original bodies fail. They will outlive us all.

Looking forward to it. If it gets to that, it will probably be a different kind of show than what we are used to, but that's just as well.

Bill's son has a wife that looks like his father's grandmother…

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AS LONG AS WE KEEP PAYING THEY'LL KEEP PLAYING.

PECMAN

ohnonotyouagain Wrote:
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> Don't worry, they are rich enough to have their
> brains implanted in cyborg bodies when their
> original bodies fail. They will outlive us all.

I think there was a previous thread about this topic...the Rolling Clones...

Yes as long as that tash has gone!

The question is,will they see us in Ten years?

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

not in a stadium...but, yeah..of course...

I can't afford to see them in ten years time.
Imagine the ticketprices...if they keep on rising with 150% for every tour.

OF COURSE! Would love to see how they would interpret their songs, and how they would be done. Like seeing one of the last living blues legends Buddy Guy, who is still touring and he is 70. He will be playing in Singapore this weekend, which is a damn long trip from the states...good for him!

Gazza Wrote:
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> melillo Wrote:
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> > yes no question, muddy and chuck did it, why
> not
> > the stones
>
> Health reasons might be a good reason, plus the
> fact that as theres 4 of them the likelihood of
> them ALL being up to it is slimmer.
>
> Anyway, Muddy died when he was 68 and whe he
> played his last show he would just be about 2-3
> years older than most of the Stones are now...


well i meant other than health reasons of course cmon man, of course they cant play if they are dead, although keith has been doing it for years, lol, btw was
muddy really only 68 when he died, he looked about 75 at the checkerboard lounge in 81



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Sure....

not sure, duck geese!!!!!!!!!!!, duck geese????????

i have always said I wil be there when it is just Mick and Keith sitting on stools playing Carnegie Hall.

What do you think that ticket will cost me?

something like that will probably happen, would be only fitting imho

What dumb a s s would ask this question and not even answer it themselves!WTF!

Hey, just to be in the same vicinity of Keith and Mick is awe inspiring. They can talk about their music, and play the great stuff from their vaults. That is their chance to go 'unplugged' also. I know a lot of people in their 70's and 80's who like to tell you stories about their life- that maybe their chance. It may also be their chance to write new songs about the twilight of their lives/careers.

The older I am, the less I think of '5 years from now', let alone 10 years. I am happy for today, and then maybe the hope of tomorrow. I am greatly appreciative of them making music this long; and rocking!

HalfNanker Wrote:
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> i have always said I wil be there when it is just
> Mick and Keith sitting on stools playing Carnegie
> Hall.
>
> What do you think that ticket will cost me?


Yeah you almost kind of get the impression these days that mick & keith are prepared to keep going without Charlie. This European tour may be Charlie's last. But I don't think it will be the Stones last.

melillo Wrote:
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> not sure, duck geese!!!!!!!!!!!, duck
> geese????????


ahh, the Odd Couple...what a classic

first such reference i have seen in this board.

yes sir, i knew someone would get it sooner or later, beautiful nanker, lol

HalfNanker Wrote:
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> i have always said I wil be there when it is just
> Mick and Keith sitting on stools playing Carnegie
> Hall.
>
> What do you think that ticket will cost me?

I think that's what we're all afraid of...watching Mick and Keith in their old age, sitting in their stools...brought to you by "Depends" undergarments...

I hope it is an option for us all...