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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Utter brilliance! Bad luck with the heart-attack though! That guy should replace Mick on the next tour. What a performer!
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
The political OT-threads are refreshing to me, but they are always very short-lived!
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
It's not only the content that is shit, the Magazine itself seems to be made out of shit when you judge by the paperquality.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
To me it's completely redundant. It's a great dust collector! Perhaps with one exception: "Rough Justice" - a standard rocker that works pretty well live. Maybe it's an age-thing; younger Stones-fans seems to be more "forgiving"! The last really good album was "Tattoo You", some 30 years ago. I never bargain with that.
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13 ***years ***ago
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Why are they still stuck in that pattern with autumn tourstarts in North America and summertour in Europe the next year? What are the pros and cons with that? Personally, living in Europe, I would prefer it the other way around. An autumn indoor-arena tour in Europe would suit me just fine. I'm not so fond of giant stadium-concerts as they tend to be more of big happenings than really enjoya
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Maybe it's a confirmed done deal then?
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
It's a done deal then?
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
It's comments like yours, Rockinbud, that closes threads. Have you ever heard of netiquette? To the subject: The prosecutor in this case is a feminist. Laws concerning sexual crimes has been very politicized (influenced by feminism) in Sweden these days. That means that the rule of law has diminished for men in Sweden. The burden of proof has changed somewhat from the plaintiff to the defend
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
QuoteROPENI He was arrested for rape and other sex crimes against underage girls,nothing to do with the documents,IF he is guilty of the sex charges,then screw him and let him rot in jail,the leaked documents is another story. That's not true, ROPENI. The, alleged, victims are grown women, not underage girls. Since all this happened in Sweden I have studied the case. I won't go int
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Had the same feeling about that photo too, MKjan. Maybe he did this for his father? Well, bless his heart then!
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
He's a journalistic hero. He's doing what all decent journalists are supposed to do: expose those in power. His privatlife is not my business. I do recognize the danger with Wikileaks though.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
You are right, George V. The "bad boy" image hasn't wore off Keith as it has, to some extent, with Mick.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Thanks for the correction, Green Lady. I kind of knew that, I was just overstating my facts to make a point! The thing I was trying to say is that Keith certainly has lead a more self-destructive life than Mick but I wouldn't say a morally lesser life (than Mick).
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Doxa: I understand your point: The times are a changin, as Dylan said. You are always very eloquent. Perhaps the silly thing with Jagger's knighthood isn't the knighthood itself but the fact that he was really striving for it?
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Well, George V, I don't think Sir Mick would withstand much more moral scrutiny than Keith: He has seven children with three different women, married twice; sentenced once for drug-related crimes, a known tax exile; doesn't believe in the institution of marriage; known for a promiscuous sexual life-style; has done no military service for his country, etc, etc... .
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Rockstar knighthood is an oxymoron. You can't pretend to rebell against society and then accept accolades from the same society. It simply looks ridiculous. I suppose next one in line is Johnny Rotten?
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Come to think of it; almost all the songs on "Tattoo You" have been manhandled live.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Correction (from above): Touch is the correct word, not toch!
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
He played steady rock n' roll bass and added a certain toch of flair to it too. He confirmed the Stones as a rock n' roll band. Nowadays they have a bass player who plays funk, which isn't really what the Stones are about.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
10700. Re: Stripped
It's a half-baked measure. It's not an acoustic album and not a real live-album (half of the songs are studio-versions). Their version of the Dylan-classic "Like a rolling stone" is stale.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
One "warhorse" they never done justice to live is "Start me up", I think. I always prefered the "Tattoo You" studio version.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
10702. Re: Stripped
I think "Stripped" was stripped of every emotion. I do remember it recieved quite good reviews at the time, but it meant nothing to me. Sterile, lifeless as it was I would have prefered an ordinary live-album. The sad thing is that when they try to do something different, play rarely played songs and so on, it doesn't work out very well.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
I might be the only one but I think "She's the boss" by comparison is the best Jagger album (I never said it was good though), from then on they only got worse. It certainly made the most impact on the contemporary scene compared to the latter ones. I think it went better on the charts too. "Goddess" I listened to once, maybe twice, and never again.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Didn't know that, thanks for the info, Gazza. I have never seen the "Running out of luck"-film in it's entirety (perhaps I'm lucky?) Was it shown in cinemas or sold as VHS?
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Must say that I liked the "Lucky in love"-video from "She's the boss" though! It was very "tounge-in-cheek". Due to credentials (or whatever) I'm not allowed to watch it on Youtube in my country, so I can't post it.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Speaking from a pure philosophical point of view: of course, there was none! The question itself is invalid.
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
In 1985 I was eager to watch anything that was Stones-related. There was much expectation in the air for a new Stones-tour (which, sadly, never happened). Talking about bad performances: my vote goes for the Richards-Woods-Dylan fiasco at the same show, Live Aid, where this video was aired for the first time!
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
Don't be so negative! 18 minutes is the perfect format for a group like that. Fergie still has enogh sex-appeal to catch my interest for 18 minutes. It will be exciting to see what revealing outfit she's gonna wear! I guess she's gonna be censored in some way (USA has become very prudish!).
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
71 Tele: Was looking for the Dennis Miller thread (haven't logged in for a while). What happened to it?
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13 ***years ***ago
Stoneage
-8 degrees Celsius (as in Anders Celsius) here in Västerbotten, Sweden. What happened with that global warming scenario?
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