beast of burgk Wrote:
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> The main question is maybe not Charlie's age, I
> admit, but Keith' condition. Two years is a long
> period for a alcoholic in his late 60's! But this
> thread is useless anyway. We will know in 2012 if
> there is a tour or not; unless a band members dies
> until then ;-)

Or if WE will be still around then

-Doxa

Doxa Wrote:
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> beast of burgk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The main question is maybe not Charlie's age, I
> > admit, but Keith' condition. Two years is a
> long
> > period for a alcoholic in his late 60's! But
> this
> > thread is useless anyway. We will know in 2012
> if
> > there is a tour or not; unless a band members
> dies
> > until then ;-)
>
> Or if WE will be still around then
>
> -Doxa

I think I will be; I'm 35/36 then, in 2012.

glimmer twin 81 Wrote:
> well in 5 years keith will be alive and maybe he
> cant make
> his moves anymore but he will still be able to
> play a bit
> (he does not play a lot these days, and nobody
> cares)

how do you know he'll still be alive? How do you know he'll still be able to perform if he is? We simply cant predict that. His arthritis isnt getting any better. He doesnt appear to be slowing his lifestyle down much either.


> for charlie its a big deal for sure, but its not
> impossible for him

No more than it is for any of the others

> ronnie is always a ?

Ronnie's future health is a lot more than just a "?" unfortunately. It's an ongoing struggle for him and a potentially serious problem if he cant resist temptation.


> and mick will be fit with 68 like a regular 25
> year old
> everybody can die every day for sure

Mick has had issues with his throat over the last few years which means he needs two days off between shows. That problem isnt going to get any better at his age. His physical fitness is irrelevant if his voice is f**ked. Hopefully it wont come to that.

>
> but if the stay alive there will be the steel
> wheel chair tour 2012/2013

Cant see it, personally - even if theyre all still around, but one can always hope.

... everybody repeat after me:

You may be high, you may be low
You may be rich, child, you may be poor
But when the Lord get ready
You got to move

with sssoul Wrote:
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> ... everybody repeat after me:
>
> You may be high, you may be low
> You may be rich, child, you may be poor
> But when the Lord get ready
> You got to move

Boooom boooom!

Sorry, I feel 'out of sorts' without the bass drum part!

as i said people can die every day
keith, mick you and me, everybody
but i am sure the stones have the best med care
you can get
and it is really no problem to be an alcoholic and havin
arthritis these days, if you got some good doctors
for sure it makes it a bit more difficult
but keith has survived a lot, he will survive drinkin
in connecticut too
and ronnie is not in such a bad shape
i dont see why people always pretend he will die soon
he isnt even 60
and micks voice is still pretty strong and powerful
i know a guy that has no voice anymore and still does shows:
paul fukkin hewson

boston2006 Wrote:
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> A 50th Anniversary Tour ?
>
> Do you think that will be all she wrote ?


I think Europe Summer 2007 will be all she wrote.

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And the queen is bravely shouting,
"What the hell is going on?"

glimmer twin 81 Wrote:
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> > and ronnie is not in such a bad shape
> i dont see why people always pretend he will die
> soon
> he isnt even 60


the fact that he was told a couple of years ago that he was on the verge of emphysema due to smoking and that it could conceivably kill him in a year, yet continued to do so and that his liver was on the verge of collapse if he didnt kick his alcohol addiction is obviously irrelevant then and of no cause for concern.....

Ronnie has an ongoing and everyday struggle to kick his addictions. Thankfully, he's done pretty well in the last year or so - although he's had some serious lapses, as you'll see from that interview he did in Uncut only a few weeks ago where he confessed to a deterioration during the last European tour which made pretty alarming reading.

Theres no need in fans 'pretending' anything when the man himself is so open about the problems he continues to face.

...but when the lord gets ready
you gotta move...

boo boom

glimmer, you sound so foolishly young and I guess you are - thats ok, you 'll eventually grow up.

They should roll in smaller places , theatres , clubs , etc...
As Buddy Guy or BBKing
Buddy is like 70 and BB is 80 years old , he's still alive
They should change those stadium shows in which Jager has to move all around , no more....

wipeacdc@hotmail.com
never too old or young to rocknroll!!!!!!

Sorry, y'all, by 2012, "It's All Over Now".

"No Anchovies, Please"

open-g Wrote:
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> ...but when the lord gets ready
> you gotta move...
>
> boo boom
>
> glimmer, you sound so foolishly young and I guess
> you are - thats ok, you 'll eventually grow up.


looking at you
i am young
thank god

> looking at you
> i am young
> thank god


glimmer twin 81 Wrote:
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> will the european bigger gang bang 2007 be
> the shows we see untill their upcoming world tour
> 2012/2013

Yeah, sure.
whatever you say.