There may be a hand full of gigs next year but it's pretty much over.
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We've known about him not wanting to fly for years so that shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. As to why he played with them last December in rehearsal, for all we know it was just to get footage for the upcoming documentary. If he plays with the band live again, it will most likely be for a one-off big gig. It won't be for a series of shows. The Stones probably won't even
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QuoteSend It To me "the tours are two years long" - he's using present tense language, instead of "the tours have been two years long" Just sayin' What are you saying exactly?
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Out of Tears should be on that list. The slide solo is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, thing(s) hes ever recorded as a Rolling Stone.
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I've always thought this was a pretty cool show, warts and all. Keith's guitar sound has a certain bite to it on tracks like If You Can't Rock Me that he should have stuck with.
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1963 - 1965: Early days 1966 - 1967: Pop/experimental era 1968 - 1972: Golden era 1973 - 1976: The hangover from the golden era 1978 - 1986: Keith & Ron weaving era/Last time new music was relavant 1989 - 1999: Come back era/elder statesmen but still active 2002 - 2007: Traveling nostalgia revue/The end 2013: One last time for the suckers
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I'd actually reccomend the "Singles Collection: The London Years" compilation if you can find it. It's a three disc set and it offers a fairly good overview of the Brian Jones era, which is sometimes overlooked. This set serves as a good starting point for "early Stones". Album wise, if we have to stick to three, I would reccomend Sticky Fingers, Some Girls, and T
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QuoteCousinC Quote71Tele QuoteCousinC As much as I love the Taylor-Stones I think Wyman is quite right here.What I saw of Taylor lately he's no win for a Rockband anymore.Plus we don't know about his health situation.Think he just keeps playing because he has to for a living. Of course it's not much better with Keith. But without Keith no Stones. But wasn't there a comment f
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A classic in the genre and one of my all time favorite Stones tunes.
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QuoteMightyStonesStillRollin50I view each song as an experience. Either I enjoy the experience or not. Of course, some experiences are more enjoyable than others, and vice versa. I don't trouble myself whether a song "swings", "rocks", or "rolls", etc.. It's how it makes me feel at the moment.
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I don't know why anyone ever expected a tour with Bill. The guy stopped wanting to do tours and being a Rolling Stone 20 years ago. At age 75, I would think he has even less interest. If Bill is involved at all, it will be one big blowout gig in England and for all we know, one big blowout gig is all the entire band has left in them. It might be all Keith is able to do and it might be all t
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Quoteswiss Wondering: does anyone know what the difference is between Chevy Metal and Foo Fighters? Chevy Metal is a side cover band that members of Foo Fighters play in. Taylor Hawkins is always present on drums, and when the other members of Foo Fighters are available they join him and when they aren't, his friends fill in.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteNimrod QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteGumbootCloggeroo There's more to music than just "swinging". You can play rock and roll and not swing and it's still good. Enough already with using "it didn't swing" as an excuse to downplay the Foo Fighters' performance! I swear, if Keith hadn't said what he said about "a lot of
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Look, I love the Stones. We all do. That's why we're here. At their best, they capture a certain feel that no other band has or probably ever will. But one thing I'm getting tired of is when other bands get dissed on here because they "rock but they don't roll like the Stones", or "they don't swing like the Stones", and whatever else people will throw
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteGumbootCloggeroo There's more to music than just "swinging". You can play rock and roll and not swing and it's still good. Enough already with using "it didn't swing" as an excuse to downplay the Foo Fighters' performance! I swear, if Keith hadn't said what he said about "a lot of people rock but don't roll"
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Quoteab I still prefer it in B. And Foo Fighters just don't do it for me. Dave Grohl is an awesome drummer, but a complete pretender as a band leader. Think Phil Collins with tats and hair. Why do you prefer it in B? And even when he's taking a shit Dave Grohl is cooler than Phil Collins.
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I hope we don't get anything from the ABB tour.
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Mick here. Thanks for all the kind words.
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Woah, I just realized something! When Mick sings "With what you know it should be easy" I think it's a hidden message. Look at what we know; the Stones were all in New York recently...this year is their 50th anniversary...so with what we know it should be easy to see that THERE'S A TOUR COMING! That sly dog thought he could get by me. Not a chance! See...he sang this one for a
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"I'll see you no more"
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The song did have stupid lyrics but it wasn't meant to be taken seriously.
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Repairing his fax machine.
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If it's "much more recent" than Atlantic City '89 as Gazza claims, I am going to predict we get a show from the Licks Tour with an emphasis on lesser played songs.
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QuoteMightyStonesStillRollin50 QuoteNimrod QuoteMightyStonesStillRollin50 Keith Richards will be there doing what he always does. He never was perfect. Doesn't need to be. It has never been just about the music to me. I could give a rip how technically perfect a musician is. It's about how much joy is delivered. The personalities have a lot to do with it. This is the kind of argument
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QuoteMightyStonesStillRollin50 Keith Richards will be there doing what he always does. He never was perfect. Doesn't need to be. It has never been just about the music to me. I could give a rip how technically perfect a musician is. It's about how much joy is delivered. The personalities have a lot to do with it. This is the kind of argument I don't understand. Certainly, Keith h
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks QuoteNimrod QuoteMore Hot Rocks Is Pat in or out of the Foo Fighters? One gig he's there the next he's not. Is there really room for a third guitarist? What do you mean? Hes played every gig with them since 2006. One guy says 2010 another says he sits out alot. Can't even hear his guitar. Ever. He began playing with the band again in 2006 on their acoustic
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QuoteShadeDoesn't mean he can't play, but don't expect 1972 KR anytime soon. Don't even expect 2002 KR anytime soon.
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They wouldn't even consider touring without Keith Richards so it doesn't matter.
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Mick Taylor is in fine playing form. Keith is the problem. And they are not about to replace or go on the road without Keith Richards. And playing 10 night stands or so in major cities is more realistic than another massive world tour. These guys are too old to do that anymore. I imagine though, in the United States at least, it would only be 3 cities or so. Most likely New York, Chicago, and
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QuoteMightyStonesStillRollin50 Quoteriverrat Somebody tell me what he was really saying on The Last Time, because I kept hearing "See you in the fall, See you in the fall"...?????? If it was just my imagination, what was he really saying? I can't always understand what he says. No, it wasn't your imagination. That's exactly what I am hearing. I have played it back mor
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