Quoteangee Good piece, interesting comparison with what Mick said about Keith in the past with what he says now. Nice quotes from Charlie too. Yah, here's a page saying Mick thought Keith was his brother... "We're very close, and we always have been. He was born my brother by accident by different parents... That sounds all right to me. - Mick Jagger" Awwww. Won
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Quoteflacnvinyl Quotebigbitch sonomastone I was not there and I am glad to hear you had a great time...but for me I saw nothing new under the sun (from what I could gleam from that and LA). I am just saying that it is feeling a bit forced as an enterprise - not necessarily any given show - which undoubtedly our boys have the talent to pull off now and again. I am going to two Chicago shows
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Quoteleatherjacket Quotebigbitch end....as TS Eliot noted the world ends: This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. I suppose it's a little early and perhaps there is some expectations that the bar will be raised one last time at a Hyde Park show perhaps or Glastonbury...but sidelining Mick T, baffling special guest selections, and seriously curious start to a Roll
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71 Tele - But you know what? I don't need any more. I think I'm done, folks. I guess that is the crux of it for me...I personally believe the Stones should have put out new material and played new material for the last several tours and committed to it. I saw them in 78 and they played 8 songs - in a row - from Some Girls...now that is a band that is in the moment...I would have v
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sonomastone I was not there and I am glad to hear you had a great time...but for me I saw nothing new under the sun (from what I could gleam from that and LA). I am just saying that it is feeling a bit forced as an enterprise - not necessarily any given show - which undoubtedly our boys have the talent to pull off now and again.
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end....as TS Eliot noted the world ends: This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. I suppose it's a little early and perhaps there is some expectations that the bar will be raised one last time at a Hyde Park show perhaps or Glastonbury...but sidelining Mick T, baffling special guest selections, and seriously curious start to a Rolling Stones Tour I have ever seen
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I hear you like many I have been religously following them since the early 70s and I think it is fair to say that there is no fuggin way this Tour even gets off the ground without Mick Jagger. If this ticket fugg up continues I truly think Mick is going to say 'I have had enough.' Charlie can absolutely take it or leave it more likely leave it, Woody well he is about the only one
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based on people's vibes about this tour thus far (admittedly just beginning)...I have no information but I got this feeling that if this tour proceeds as is then Glastonbury and Hyde Park become the markers for the rest and that there is better than 50-50 chance that Hyde Park completes a circle of sorts and they finish it then and there. What do others think?
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dimes to donuts he doesn't finish the tour with them.... Yeah I could not take the other side of that bet either.....Who knew that Mick Taylor - the proud and melodious guitar player - who Mick Jagger thought enough about to literally circle around Keith for the most inspired song in a decade - "Plundered My Soul" with our man - has now been reduced to the 50 and Counting Offica
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did not see that coming.
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I just cannot believe how wrong the Stones and AEG got this. I mean we are only 4 years removed from the Great Recession and it still sucks out there and the prices for mediocre seats was just fantasy. I think all true Stones fans wanted to see a proper end game for a band that has played the tune nearly perfectly for 50 years - it is hubris and worse yet simply pitiful homework on everyone
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The most depressing thing about Mick Taylor really centers around Keith Richards and his very clear dimunition of his role within the Rolling Stones. If he had the power anymore and he really wanted Mick Taylor to be fully plugged in and really go with a 3 guitar attack - then does anyone think Mick would have disagreed? No, this is the Mick Jagger Rolling Stones and Keith's musings or o
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