great great pics... the childrens :-) very nice moment.

Promoman .... Could you please contact me off line. Thanks.

mojo3@telus.net

I hope everyone had a real hell off a party...cheers from the farm...till the next time.

i tried to get some good shots of Lizzie and Keef's girls but she had that stupid hat on and everyone else kept getting in the way

the show is already on dime ready to download, see my other thread for the link

A view from the cheaper seats!!!!!!!!


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slybri74 Wrote:
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> Gazza text messgaged me that Wyman fell asleep in
> his seat, mumbling "still playing the same shit
> when I was here".


Dont make shit up....

Came back from London this morning. First time in my 43 Stones years that I attend a last tour show. Was only at 26 th Gig.

My impressions without having read none of the above.

The greatest show I have attended ? Certainly not. Could it be, no. But, a moment of magic for just being there. I have seen The Stones, I did not hear them. I was at C3. Sound was really, really poor from there. Could not hear anything from Keith, except the introduction notes and some fulgurant things on JJF. Thus I cannot comment on the show. Mick was astonishing. The stage seems to be somewhere narrow for him. Charlie was as always : a reliable companion, a tempo master : his work on CYHMK was top ( and for the first time I heard him made a solo). Ron was brilliant. But the whole thing was not The Stones Sound, i.e. too much piano, a sort of orchestral band and no more a guitar band. But this stems probably from a very low Keith guitar sound from where I was.

The audience. Overspoiled and " blasée".

Still The Greatest : Yes, in my heart. And thanks to them for this enthiuastic 2 years. Next wish : see and hear them at Wembley Stadium in front of a real audience.

Just got home. Didn't read the 11 pages. Just wanted to let you all know that my Dear lady Anne and I had a great time. As well at the show as at meeting several great Stonesfriends. Good to see you Rockman and Eric Snow and Toronto Girl

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Keep On Rolling

Looking forward to reviews from Gazza, Rockman, Kent.....?

I know they be back.....and we do it just one more time!...its not over!

Seems that meeting people is the best thing at a rolling stones concert nowadays. Or it was maybe.
Except for the three songs at the B-stage and Ronnie laughing because of my t-shirt, I never was so bored at a stones show before as I was yesterday.

Sounds like ya suffer a real deep depression, Harm?
Some days/weeks off & real nice, looong holiday?

Harm Wrote:
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> Seems that meeting people is the best thing at a
> rolling stones concert nowadays. Or it was maybe.
> Except for the three songs at the B-stage and
> Ronnie laughing because of my t-shirt, I never was
> so bored at a stones show before as I was
> yesterday.


Harm - what was on your T-shirt?

nanker phelge Wrote:
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> Looking forward to reviews from Gazza, Rockman,
> Kent.....?


Show was very good, but definitely the least impressive of the three.

They played really well all week - the first night was the best gig I've seen all tour.

However, especially considering the fact that Mick acknowledged the presence of fans who had gone to see so many shows during the tour and was obviously aware that a tour finale would attract many 'hardcore' fans, their decision to play such a 'standard' setlist was a bit underwhelming. First time I've ever heard 'She was hot' at a show I was at, but even that's not exactly a jawdropper.

Didnt take the shine off what was an incredible week, however. Met lots of fantastic people (old faces and new faces) at the shows, at the Pilot and last night in the Rattlesnake. It was nice when people I didnt know came up and said hello, and in a few cases even bestowed gifts on me....LOL

The best band of all time also has the best fans...I've made some great friendships this tour that will last a lifetime. Thats the memory I'll take from it more than anything.

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Sounds like ya suffer a real deep depression,
> Harm?
> Some days/weeks off & real nice, looong holiday?

I'm fine now BB. Thank you for your concern.

On what songs did Ronnie use the red ESP except honky tonk? I was there but i have already forgotten...

WMiller Wrote:
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> Harm Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Seems that meeting people is the best thing at
> a
> > rolling stones concert nowadays. Or it was
> maybe.
> > Except for the three songs at the B-stage and
> > Ronnie laughing because of my t-shirt, I never
> was
> > so bored at a stones show before as I was
> > yesterday.
>
>
> Harm - what was on your T-shirt?

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Sounds like ya suffer a real deep depression,
> Harm?
> Some days/weeks off & real nice, looong holiday?

Sorry BB, maybe I should have quoted Gazza's words.

Hey Harm

I saw you near the B stage before the show- I liked the t-shirt!

Yes, saw myself on the picture on the home page just now

Just arrived in Italy after a great concert!!
Here you can find some pics I made yestreday:

Keith, Mick and She Was Hot Live in O2 Arena.

[www.rollingstones.com]

Lovely link, carlo!

carlostones10 Wrote:
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> Keith, Mick and She Was Hot Live in O2 Arena.
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> [www.rollingstones.com]
> hp?importedColorScheme=&defaultView=&cardID=&deepL
> ink=video-3208&username=

My God, it sounds horrible :-(

Pull out the red sausage ya get in yer ears, Svendborg !
If this sound 'orrible, I donnow how "good" sounds.

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Pull out the red sausage ya get in yer ears,
> Svendborg !
> If this sound 'orrible, I donnow how "good"
> sounds.

The sound quality is bad, the guitars are out of tune and Micks singing leaves a lot to be desired. Have heard them much better during this tour. I'm not knocking them, just don't think this clip is all that great :-)

svendborg Wrote:
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> Baboon Bro Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Pull out the red sausage ya get in yer ears,
> > Svendborg !
> > If this sound 'orrible, I donnow how "good"
> > sounds.
>
> The sound quality is bad, the guitars are out of
> tune and Micks singing leaves a lot to be desired.
> Have heard them much better during this tour. I'm
> not knocking them, just don't think this clip is
> all that great :-)


If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck. Believe me, I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with being a duck. We're all entitled to our own quacks. I enjoy seeing everyone's differing opinions.

just arrived back from London and back in NYC...the shows were great and took about 400 pix...i'll post a few greats ones tomorrow....was hanging around the fan asylum group for the whole week and we had great seats, so there are many many great shots...lots of rumors...and just rumors floating around about possible shows next year in N.A. after the shine a light premier...HOPE THEIR TRUE.....I met Bill Wynman last night before the show and we chatted about Sticky Fingers, which i frequented quite often last week...chat with you all tomorrow

Dave

Gazza is right - it was a good show but not a stupendous show.

'She was hot' and 'Ain't to proud to beg' are ok but no substitute for say, 'Gimmie Shelter' or maybe even 'Streets of Love'.

Can't think that this is the 'end' - John Prescott has just given up at age 69, surely The Stones can out live this clown.........

To each his own & great to hear various opinions.
Me, I thought SWH was decent, yet surely not the
hottest rendition sofar.
But the SOUND is great. The clip is great.
My 50c.