ablett Wrote:
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> Whats StonesTods problem.
>
> Drag yourself away from analysing poorly recorded
> boots and try a gig for a chnge.....


um, i doubt the venerable stonestod needs me to defend him (least of all, from the likes of you, ablett), but i'm quite certain he's has seen NUMEROUS shows this tour.

as for myself, at the european shows i went to, the keith was the "all-too-human riff" and the setlists were incredibly uninteresting.

had a great time at the shows, regardless.

nikki bong Wrote:
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>
> as for myself, at the european shows i went to,
> the keith was the "all-too-human riff" and the
> setlists were incredibly uninteresting.
>
> had a great time at the shows, regardless.

hear here! the shows are great! it's the music that we're discussing here.

Hi everyone who is going to tonight you lucky guys!! Had a great time on Tuesday although started off in the nosebleed seats managed to blag our way to the Keith side 1st tier. (Its amazing what saying you have vertigo will get you!!). The Pilot Inn was a great venue to meet and I managed to find it no probs. Met some fine Stones fans including the legendary and beautifully formed Gazza! We'll have that beer another day mate. Nice to meet Paul - also a top man. Mr Jimmy - happy birthday today big fella and thanks for the tunes.BarRoomQueen looked a picture - as did others too numerous...! Thanks for your companionship. Gerox- hope you (& Billy) have a great time tonight - really nice to meet you, thanks for putting up with my enthusiastic tho'slightly slurred ramblings!!

Hairball Wrote:
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> I thought London was in for something special...I
> guess not.


this show made the trip out to london worth it to me. if i had any doubts about why i see the stones, this show answered them.

simon - thanks for posting those pics. lots of great pics of mick singing to us. you took exactly the photos i would wanted to have taken myself. except for me with my eyes closed, which was repeated in other photos during the week.

112 was my section for all 3 shows. for thursday, i was in the same section but even closer and then many seats further into 112 for sunday - more expensive and further from the stage. funny how that works.

incredible week in london. three stones shows, two very diverse and special rolling stones project shows, a special tim and bernard revue at the savoy, prince, good friends, food, and shopping. i got into the rattlesnake once and even the bad weather went away.

tylerdurden2001 Wrote:
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> lmatth8461 Wrote:
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> > tylerdurden2001 Wrote:
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> > > Bloody awful audience, worst I have ever seen
> at
> > a
> > > Stones concert and this was my 15th. I have
> > NEVER
> > > been asked to sit down for christs sake.
> Surely
> > if
> > > you want to sit and watch the Stones you
> could
> > buy
> > > the DVD, it is cheaper.
> > >
> >
> > Where were you sitting, tyler?
> > Certainly everybody was on their feet all the
> way
> > through in my section.
> >
> > Lee
>
>
> I was in 420. The section may have caught your
> attention when a guy in the third row tapped his
> foot quite vigorously during Rocks Off but other
> than that was pretty static



It wasn't Senator Larry Craig (R-Idaho), was it??

I was in 420. The section may have caught your attention when a guy in the third row tapped his foot quite vigorously during Rocks Off but other than that was pretty static


Tyler....it wasn't Senator Larry Craig (R-Idaho) tapping his foot, was it?