Me drivin' 5190 km for one and just one Stones gig in Brno.
My first one. Memory for life.

Yes, it was a long drive, but well worth it.

<<Keith kicking major ass in Gothenburg>>

That too

(Thanks for cd, Sohoe!) .. Headed for India now?

someone rushing from from behind the stage to tie mick's shoelace
(I had a really good front seat)

<<(Thanks for cd, Sohoe!) .. Headed for India now?>>

Well, if someone offers me a bag of money, then yeah, but otherwise Asia is out of the question for this poor student.



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And I reckon drivin' there is a little too far this time...
Also a few too many visa checkpoints.
This poor fella got himself a Spain ticket anyhow, purdy soon I'm goin there..
Costa Blanca, one kid, one happy dad who likes the sun and the longer days
and walks along the beach. Perhaps also a few swimtours.

..In the laughin' sea...

Lucky you!

1 450 SEK/person included hotel, flight, Swedish transfer by train via my lady-friend (sorry for OT)..
***-star hotel, 200 meter from the beach. Just some sweat & save.

Sounds really nice. Enjoy.

Con Le Mie Lacrime - Milan
Memory Motel - Boston
World tour start in Boston
All the people we've met during the tour - some of them became close friends

Aminor7 Wrote:

> someone rushing from from behind the stage to tie
> mick's shoelace

You would think Mick would have learned to
double-knot those things by now!

Edith Grove Wrote:
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> Aminor7 Wrote:
>
> > someone rushing from from behind the stage to
> tie
> > mick's shoelace
>
> You would think Mick would have learned to
> double-knot those things by now!

yeah but he double twist himself out of em sometimes and that can be dangerous on a side to side sprint

- the stage
- the venue of slane
- the crowd in madrid
- the thunders in nijmegen
- all the front rows at the b-stage
- ronnie playing great in 2007
- mick better than ever

Roadster32 Wrote:
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> Con Le Mie Lacrime - Milan

Yeah, that one too. Good call!

The band's rendition of "Oh No, Not You Again" in Glasgow.

Pure energy from start to finish.

These songs made me scream and go totally crazy during A Bigger Bang Tour -

All Down The Line - She Was Hot - I Wanna Hold You - Can't You Hear Me Knocking - Paris, France.

Sway - She's So Cold - London, England.

Midnight Rambler - Gothenburg, Sweden.

I would the stage itself from the bridge overlooking Fenway, as I was walking back toward the stadium and realized that the giant thing sticking out was actually the stage!

Follow that closely by Fergie's delish booty shaking!

UGot2Rollme Wrote:
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> sadly, a very sparse audience in the FOS section
> in Paris last June. the second half of the pitch
> was quite full, but when Mick would come over to
> the side of the stage, he was singing to an
> audience only 10 rows deep.
> Depressing, but it's the Stones/Cohl's fault.

Just to say that wasn't my impression. The place wasn't full but FOS seemed pretty busy (and remember Health & Safety regulations these days would mean it was never going to be shoulder to shoulder) and as for your comment about Stones/Cohl's fault my ticket was €91 - that's £60 in real money, which I would say compares pretty well to the £150 (albeit for a seat) that the O2 gigs or Twickenham last year cost. Never mind the kind of money they charge for the premium seats in the US. Not saying they are cheap but I think €91 for The Rolling Stones is just fine by me. sadly, they'll probaly put seats in next time! And double the price!

The difference btw Keith entering The Stade de France and 2 days later at Gerland - Lyon.

exhpart Wrote:
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> UGot2Rollme Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > sadly, a very sparse audience in the FOS
> section
> > in Paris last June. the second half of the
> pitch
> > was quite full, but when Mick would come over
> to
> > the side of the stage, he was singing to an
> > audience only 10 rows deep.
> > Depressing, but it's the Stones/Cohl's fault.
>
> Just to say that wasn't my impression. The place
> wasn't full but FOS seemed pretty busy (and
> remember Health & Safety regulations these days
> would mean it was never going to be shoulder to
> shoulder) and as for your comment about
> Stones/Cohl's fault my ticket was €91 - that's £60
> in real money, which I would say compares pretty
> well to the £150 (albeit for a seat) that the O2
> gigs or Twickenham last year cost. Never mind the
> kind of money they charge for the premium seats in
> the US. Not saying they are cheap but I think €91
> for The Rolling Stones is just fine by me. sadly,
> they'll probaly put seats in next time! And double
> the price!

I didn't have that impression too...

Mick and Keith sharing the mic in the second Beacon show.

Beacon II - Great concert of my life.

The Beer lines on the floor of Giants Stadium. Unreal for a Bud at 8 a pop.

Keith pretending he's throwing me a pick, then keeping it...hmmpff.