The Beatles. The bigger question is how many tickets do you think they could have sold for this?
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I've always been a big rod Stewart fan. I've seen him in concert probably 6 times. But... I have to agree with Ronnie. He's found unbeleivable success with his Great American Songbok series (Ithink he's up to four CDs). Now he's released this latest thing which, to quote someone (I don't recall who) earlier on this site, is a "Rod Stewart does karaoke"
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The new (recorded in 1970) Neil Young/Crazy Horse at the Fillmore East. Very cool.
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I think Bridges to Babylon would make a very proper looking stamp.
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Deciding to be the "bad boys" of rock, when the Beatles were on top as the "Fab Four" darlings of everyone.
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Mr. Jimmy- I'm a pretty big Neil fan and my recomendation would be "Live Rust." It doesn't have all his hits, but none of them do. There's many other good one's, but if I could only keep one Neil young CD that would be it.
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"Without fan support, does the band survive?" NO. Last time I checked, though, Stones fans were turning out in the tens of thousands in every city to support/listen to their band.
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Sittin on my couch watchin Monday Night Football. Heard it from Howard Cossell. I will never forget that moment.
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Singing "Miss You" with that little puke Justin Timberlake in Toronto. They actually did that on a stage in front of people, apparently without total embarrasment.
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Beatles Kinks Rod Stewart/ Faces Sheryl Crow Neil Young Aerosmith Simon/Garfunkel
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I've paid that a couple of times here in the states. MSG, NYC a couple years ago and $500 at the Joint in Las vegas way back in '99. I've still got the stubs.
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The Stones get upward of $450 for a ticket and you ask if there in a demanding position????
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Cleveland Municipal Stadium- June, 1975 - Tour of the America's Warm-ups: Vitaleys Madmen, Tower of Power and J. Geil's Band
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No one knows how to make money better than Gene Simmons. (Not that there's anything wrong with that). Even our beloved Stones/Stones-handlers take a back seat to the tounged one.
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I was always a casual fan of his. Had his greatest hits album, but that's all. I was in Palm Springs, CA last month for a different matter and he happened to be playing a concert there (w/Jackson Browne as his opening act!). I went and it turned out to be a great show. Petty was a great showman, sounded fabulous, did all his hits and did a salute to Chuck Berry. As a huge added bonus,
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A reporter asked Charlie on the occasion of the Stones 25th anniversary what it was like to be the drummer for the Rolling Stones for 25 years. In a casual response the way that only Charlie could pull off he said, "It's been like 5 years of playing and 20 years of just hanging out."
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Best rocker- Tina Turner Best Looker- Susanna Hoffs
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It's nice to see how tolerant you all are.
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Police Officer for 33 years. I guess that involves me in animal behavior as well.
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Dylan- Modern Times (MUCH better than Love and Theft IMO)
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Jumpin K Flash...Are you havin a bad day?
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Alan Jackson - "Dont rock the jukebox...I wanna hear some Jones...Cause my heart ain't ready...For the Rollin Stones."
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I agree with dunhill. I don't think it will happen, but I think it would be very cool to see. Not "Sympathy for the Devil" though, Mick owns that song. The Stones have certainly had guest appearances during their show with lessor talents. Another thing about Alice. He was doing little movies (now called video's) to his songs before anyone. I remember watching Don Kir
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Honky Tonk Woman - My no. 1 song of all-time.
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I've got a Cd, "Beggar's Breakfast" which has a lot of cool stuff. The rarest on it is a version of Gimme Shelter with Keith on vocals.
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Capsula-- My point is---They play songs like HTW, Satisfaction and JJF at every show. I personally, being a big fan and having seen over 30 shows, would prefer to hear Winter, Lovin Cup etc. However- the fact that tens of thousands DO pay upwards of $300 or $400 a seat to see this show tells you that there is a huge market for this. As I said, there is a huge market for NASCAR, but I
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Discussing Pavarotti's singing or the Stones playing and attacking the fans who enjoy them are two different things.
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53, First concert- Cleveland, June '75 (TOTA). First album- Out of Our Heads from Woolworth's - $2.47 (or very close).
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Seems some of you confuse a ticket to a Stones concert with taxes. Taxes are deducted from your paycheck and you go to jail if you don't pay. This gives you the right to bitch and moan about how high your taxes are and how the money is wasted. Rolling Stones concert tickets are something we either chose to buy or not to buy. If you think the Stones don't play well or don't so
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Alice Cooper- " From the Inside." Perhaps his best. Now OOP. Had to buy it used on Amazon. Alice and Stones at Churchill Downs. How good is that???!!!!
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