Quotesteel driving hammer QuoteStonesTod Quotesteel driving hammer QuoteStonesTod Quotesteel driving hammerTreadmill in my living room while I watch Fox News. whaddya watch when you want to learn about what's happening in the world? The BBC or Fox News, I like it fair and balanced you know... of course. nobody tells it more down-the-line than hannity or bill o. They just tell the
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QuoteGrison nobody into winter sports hmpf :-( yes. sex and drugs. indoors.
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QuoteBowe It's been dicussed many many times before, but as a musician I can clearly see his importance for the Stones. He counts off a lot of the songs for the right tempo. He gives cues for endings etc. I saw Jagger looking at him quite a few times: Is this allright?? Then he nodded yes. He makes the band feel safer on stage and he's always very well prepared. Apart fro
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Peggy Lee?
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Quoteuhbuhgullayew Dave Matthews - Memory Motel on No Security "The Dave Matthews Debacle" Dave is still trying to figure out what key the song is in.
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Quoteroundnround How about Ronnie Spector? Old girlfriend of Keith and did great duet with him... And Britney Spears can duet with Mick on Satisfaction... The Britney Spears line was funny, I'll give you that. Ronnie would be an excellent choice if she can still sing.
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Yeah, nice video, sounds great, but this chick in red kept jumping up and down and blocking my view of keith playing guitar.
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Quotesuperrevvy Rih's too big . , , click on enough threads and who knows what will come up. All these poseurs too "big" for the Stones. "Rih"? Please.
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To me, Keith just strides to the front and blows Clapton away with his brief tasteful statement.Eric is faster but Keith is rock and roll. It was like "Oh yeah, what about this? ans then he just strode back"
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Streisand has Bklyn ties. Or maybe Patti Smith, she's in town and from Jersey.
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Quotesweet neo con Quotekowalski Mick Jagger tonight: "We're all from round here, Florence is from Dulwich, the posh bit. Keith & I grew up in Dartford, you still got that Bo Diddley record I gave you?" (from twitter) Did he really say this? Quite unexpected nostalgic words from him... probably for the upcoming dvd.....like when he and keith sang from the same mike at the
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Any real Chuck Berry song, anything but Come On, a rank novelty number that almost sunk their career before it began (or is it sank?).
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Quotechop I'm only seeing the stones for the 2nd time on the 15th. It'll be my sisters first stones concert in Brooklyn. We want the warhorses. yeah but a bunch of people who won't be there don't.
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QuoteThe Sicilian I'm being sarcastic, but sometimes I find I'm more interested in a video on YouTube of some guy sitting on a stool showing you how to play a Stones song on the guitar just like the original, rather than these endless strings of warhorses. Yeah, exactly, but I'm being serious. Obviously you have no interest in what the Rolling Stones play, why are you on a Stone
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Dusty's records stand up today as some of the best pop from the 60s. All of the stuff mentioned here is great. Gold -- a 2 cd set -- is a great place to start. Wishing and Hoping, You Don't Have to Say You Love Me. Am I the Same Girl, so many great songs.
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so how was Wakeman, nobody has said? An impovement over Chuck?
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Quotemnewman505 Pete Townshend onstage last weekend @ The Who concert I saw in Detroit "thank you for coming out and spending your hard earned money to see us, we really appreciate it" Mick Jagger onstage tonight at the O2 "hahahaha suckers!!!" Remember the Licks Tour when you didn't know what the next song was going to be and you could actually afford a ticket? . .
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QuoteJumpingKentFlash Quotebart-man Actually I´m not impressed by the setlist so far. A nice selection but no BIG surprises Lady Jane! It doesn't come much bigger than that. How stupid, (not you JKF). "No surprises"? That they are playing is a surprise. You expected 5 different setlists for 5 shows? You're not "impressed" with the setlist? Who cares?
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Quotemtaylor QuoteJumpingKentFlash Quotemtaylor Quotekowalski #StonesO2 First song: GET OFF OF MY CLOUD Like I said, why to open with a Beatles song, when they have so many good song themselves!!! By that yardstick you're also saying that a Chuck Berry cover is not a good one to play. That's completely different - CB inspired Stones, not the Beatles. Being a Stones fan, you should
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QuoteCocaine Eyes I'm wondering how many people here actually know how the setlist sign-off works. Well, here it is: 1. The setlist is written up (by someone......now, it's Chuck). 2. The list is sent to each member of the Stones to sign beside each song in order to give their 'OK' for that tune. This is done just prior to showtime, nightly. 3, The last two members
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Quotecrumbling_mice I doubt they will ditch him, he's been around too long. I never understood why they brought him in in the begining, his playing style has never fitted in with the Stones and this role as musical director is just ridiculous. As for his comments, well he clearly thinks that without him the Stones couldn't function...arrogance or ignorance or both. Sure he can play w
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Quoteliddas Can someone tell me where they sell Ronnie's shoes? C I think he gives them to the Salvation Army in Encino when he's done with them and they sell them, so try there.
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Chuck wrote that on the tout's sign to throw a scare into us all and be thankful they have him.
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QuoteGumbootCloggeroo QuoteBliss QuoteGumbootCloggeroo QuoteBliss QuoteRokyfan QuoteBliss The question is..do you want to see MT with the Stones again, for as long as the band continues? If the answer is NO, by all means, carry on with these criticisms of his performance. They are sure to have the desired effect. What? You think what is said here has an iota of influence over what the Ro
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QuoteBliss The question is..do you want to see MT with the Stones again, for as long as the band continues? If the answer is NO, by all means, carry on with these criticisms of his performance. They are sure to have the desired effect. What? You think what is said here has an iota of influence over what the Rolling Stones do? be serious. And if they continue on tour, he is not joinin
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QuoteRobertJohnson Wish list for a future permanent (I hope so) Mick Taylor-section: Sway Time Waits For No One Dead Flowers Beast Of Burden Moonlight Mile Angie Wild Horses YCAGWYW Winter 100 Years Ago Hide Your Love Silver Train Coming Down Again To me the obvious two are Love in Vain and CYHMK. Some of yours are right on (Sway, Moonlight Mile, Time) so
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OK, feeling better about it now Fred, but you can unerstand the skepticism (as much, based on history, due to the fear that plans may change before they are announced, as on anything else). I'm guessing keith is telling him "Ok you can come to the US with us but you got to take a breath now and then and leave some room in the mix for the rest of us."
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Quote71Tele It would be nice if the original poster would would say why he thinks his thread title is correct, as there has been no official word, and many of us are basing our decision on whether to buy tickets on the appearance or non-apearance of Taylor at the other gigs. he said he is a Taylor insider and we should believe him. Skeptical? Think someone would just be taking the piss like t
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QuoteTimeIs I'm all for Taylor being a guest, but he was incredibly bad and embarrassing here. I can't understand Stones fans expressing appreciation for this appearance - I think they're just overawed with his being onstage with the Stones again. Taylor is completely over the top, overplaying and drowning out the others, badly blunders the little runs he attempts, and most especia
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QuoteMrMonte I'm most definitely not an apologist for the Stones machine and all. But what I think - honestly - that Chuck was trying to say was, "everyone in the band is into it and having fun, and offering ideas. I can't remember the last time Ronnie and Charlie were so into it and were offering suggestions like they are now." I know this sounds silly, and I'm not a
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