Thanks for the interesting theory about that Rocks Off moment, and for the information.
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Quotegrzegorz67 While they may occasionally acknowledge situations, they rarely or never take sides OK! I said nothing about taking sides. Let's argue elsewhere, okay? T This thread is trying to be about the Barcelona show.
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Quotegrzegorz67 No he didn't . The Stones have largely steered well clear of Politics throughout their career and, imho, they are very sensible to have done so as the only thing it's ever likely to achieve is to lose them fans. A dedicated Street Fighting Man would have fit perfectly with the view you express here. But in fact I think we've all seen/heard them acknowledge
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Sorry if it's been mentioned somewhere and I missed it but: Did Mick or Keith mention anything about the Catalan situation - the referendum controversy and related brouhaha? Dedicating Street Fighting Man or anything like that? Oh and: Keith sat down in mid-song at a show in 2006. I shall endeavor to look up which tune it was, but it was a] unexpected and b] a harbinger of nothi
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QuoteHonestman Thanks for the hard work Ash The Department of Historical Accuracy thanks you too.
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QuoteCristiano Radtke Have a great concert and enjoy the hell out of it, everyone! And be sure to let the Stones know we love them xox
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QuoteGreen Lady This is earlier in the show - he had some strange yellow outfit on later. That gorgeous shot appears to be Sympathy. Do we know who took it? Either way: Great look, Keith! xox And thanks and praises to Debbie - very very appreciated!
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The studio indeed caught on fire while Godard was filming there. The lighting was more than the ceiling had bargained for.
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Sigh: Too much monkey business! I'll order it when it's clear what's up with the DVD and CD.
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Do you think some of these are actually Ronnie's guitars?
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Enjoy the hell out of the show, people!
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Beast of Burden, but it was a difficult choice.
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Charlie in formal attire! :E I love the Rolling Stones
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Nice! Thank you, open-g honey
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Roller, thank you!
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Ohh thank you ChrisMahavishnu — I shall go study that model xox
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QuoteMacLaurens Under My Thumb Well all right! :E
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Quite a dark setlist — I love the Rolling Stones
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QuoteHankM BGM You bet they do! Just like all guitars. (Well ... almost all.) (No: on third thought: all!) But won't someone please please identify that dobro-looking one next to the Super400? I know the fact that Keith has it doesn't necessarily mean he intends to use it on stage, but I still need to know what it is! Please please and thank you kindly
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Thank you Marco sweetie and Cristiano sweetie :E I shall try going through my posts in the guitar threads and adding what schillid sweetie advises as soon as I find the time. The horrid photobucket suddenly made themselves outlandishly expensive and I've been devastated. But now I'll try being devastated~original :E
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Thanks darlin - I shall look that up xox
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Here's a photo of that one: - 1988 by Ross Halfin
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MelBelli, that was a single-pickup L5S - this one appears to have two pickups. I'd post a photo of that one but photobucket has killed sharing, much to my distress.
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A link to a larger/clearer version:
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Heya my beauties ... I reckon this photo has already been discussed but I missed it. I believe I recognize the instruments to the left of the Super400, but: Who is that to its right? I vote for Prodigal Son :E
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All right, sugar pop! All kinds of birthday joy & blessings on you — and keep 'em coming! xoxxox - Warsaw July 25th 2007 (don't know who took it, but I know who he's happying at! :E)
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Beautiful thread. I love the Rolling Stones
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I think I'd offer the artist a choice of photos, so he can choose one that suits his style. And yes, it would be very cool to see the resulting work.
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- MSG 1969 by Joe Sia - 1973 (don't know who took it, sorry!) - 1988 (don't know who took it, sorry!) - 1999 by Peter Lindbergh
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- 1989 by Kevin Mazur
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