trainarollin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For his next movie....at least for me, he can > explain The Departed to me. I did not get it? > Were Martin Sheen AND Mark Walburg both bad guys? > Other than that I liked the movie, bought the DVD > and watched that...I am still lost. Sheen and Wahlberg were not bad guys. The bad guys killed
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As a New Yorker I knew the area by reputation, in person from 1991 to present, and had been to the bar where our boyos played. I even worked as a bartender nearby at a place -- or armpit -- called Downtown Beirut. It was truly a dump! Yes the area still has youthful vitality, but has changed and been cleaned up a bit.
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QuoteCristiano Radtke I regret to inform, but after the tax deductions you'll only get around $480 million. But will that be enough to buy Gold Hot-SeatsPackage to the next Stones tour (with 'Laminate')???? Or do I still have to rob a Brinks Truck???
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QuoteLeonidP QuoteTurner68 nothing classic about it. shameless money grab. nirvana's unplugged session... that was classic. Agreed, that is an all time classic! Yup.
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QuoteROPENI Just asking..... Have The Stones said anything about this? No but Keith does carry a switchblade. Lyrically this is how they felt at the time of the first Gulf War with High Wire: We sell 'em missiles, we sell 'em tanks We give 'em credit, you can call the bank It's just a business, you can pay us in crude You'll love these toys, just go play out
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Quotekahoosier I just posted this on a thread about U2. Now it might be self indulgent , but afterwards I did think maybe it should be a thread of it's own. Well Lem, earlier someone said that U2 had not put out anything worthwhile in eons. Of course when you read it here, the last decent Stones album was Tatto You, a combination of songs all older than 35 years . Springsteen sucks, Dyl
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RIP and thanks for the great work. And all of those Hammer Horror babes!!!! Got a favorite?
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Awesome!
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BV . . .. a few deletions are not censorship at all . . .. But would it be OK if we called you Dear Leader? It is such fun saying Dear Leader. LOL!
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QuoteNaturalust As much as I love MT, I was bored to death by that 5 minute solo in the clip posted above...not his best work by a long shot. More interaction with Keith and Ronnie, sweet tasty fills and rhythm work, not this spotlight solo like the Stones are your backing band stuff. Besides, I think it's going to take a whole set with the Stones for him to warm up, and I think I know ju
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QuoteSweetThing Yes, its a shame. Mick Taylor and Ronnie Wood. If they were both utilized to their fullest abilities together, I have little doubt that would make the Stones swan song nothing short of epic. But it's just not going to happen. I dream about them playing leads on SFTD and elsewhere and it is indeed epic!
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Happy Birthday! Eat Cake!
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Train-wreck? This season is very, very good.
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Keith Moon would agree.
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Great Rack!
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I have a feeling that Brody might still be alive. Why? It is possible that they put some harness on him to 'stage' his hanging with out actually killing him. TV shows do do cheap tricks like that and the Iranian character, the spymaster, who's name escapes me, would probably deem it more useful to keep Brody alive as a future bargaining chip. The 'staged' execut
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I like ABB. If this disc were released by a handsome, or pretty, 20-Sometnig-Year-Old Band, it would have been praised but because it is The Stones? Ho-Hum. Old hat.
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Quote71Tele Quotetatters Quote71Tele Please don't tell me they wiped Mick Taylor's rhythm guitar parts and overdubbed them. All joking aside, I think I did hear some talk about them doing some "fixing" on this thing .... forty years on. I am sure they did! Hey man Mt quit the band 40 years ago! When you quit -- your out -- forever. End of story. LOL!
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QuoteRedhotcarpet Actually it would be interesting with a thread about his hands and also how his hands shaped his playing styles thru the years. The hands always matter and I reckon he accepts his hands - probably - cant move like they used to. I often feel that some of his greatness came from pretty stiff playing at times, very sharp, rhythmic, stabbing but beautiful, like in the mid 70s. One c
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BV Close this Thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only praise for The Stones is allowed here. Pay your U.S. $2000 and shut up! Just kidding. But criticizing the Set List and guitar playing will get you a lot of grief around here.
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I hear you Spud. This is sticky territory. I have been a critic of set list, guitar playing and ticket prices. Yet the bottom line is : God Bless Keith! Thanks for the joy your music has given me/us.
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I guess he looked at photos of Keith's fingers and has read about Keith's arthritis and other health issues. He likes playing and there is a lot of money to be made.
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I was not there but agree with you. That gets me and others here into trouble.
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I do want to say --- with all sincerity --- God Bless Keith! Listening to The Stones has given me great pleasure. I am sure many here, such as myself, have been through difficult times, and as music lovers we turned on the Stones to forget about it all for awhile. Thanks Keith! And the others.
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QuotePlink Quotedeadegad The Olivier analogy is a bad one. Keith playing what his health allows him too while Ron and Mick play more competent leads is not a Keith-less Rolling Stones nor does it may them their own Tribute-Band. What it does do, however, is make what comes out of the speakers during a concert sound a lot better. Keith's lead on SFTD . . .. For quite sometime now . . ..
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That is good news.
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As they were talking about the set list, I was hoping Mick might dismiss the War-Horse suggestions and say "Now it is time for something completely different!"
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The Olivier analogy is a bad one. Keith playing what his health allows him too while Ron and Mick play more competent leads is not a Keith-less Rolling Stones nor does it may them their own Tribute-Band. What it does do, however, is make what comes out of the speakers during a concert sound a lot better. Keith's lead on SFTD . . .. For quite sometime now . . .. Has been not very good. .
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QuoteNikkei Quotedeadegad QuoteNikkei QuoteBastion Quotedeadegad QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTurning To Gold The music will sound so much better. It would not sound right. It would sound better. It really wouldn't. my oh my This could be what Jack Nicholson refers to as the "last-word freak" in the film As Good As It Gets? hey look, he's got it! but where does it get
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QuoteNikkei QuoteBastion Quotedeadegad QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTurning To Gold The music will sound so much better. It would not sound right. It would sound better. It really wouldn't. my oh my This could be what Jack Nicholson refers to as the "last-word freak" in the film As Good As It Gets?
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