Baloney. Keith is the Stones. They should get rid of the non Stones and lay it out there, bare . . .
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QuoteFrankM I understand people being involved in politics but never understood why people give a rats rear what politician any particular celebrity supports. Agreed, unless they are able to express their reasoning for their support and I agree with the reasoning.
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Quotegotdablouse Quotehbwriter Wonder if the fact that the mere mention of Obama's name draws boos (per a friend at the show) will make news - video...? In case the link stops working, that's what he said : Mick Jagger zinger at Verizon Center: "I don't think President Obama is here tonight... But I'm sure he's listening in." It's a clever joke.
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QuoteTitle5Take1 Quotehbwriter Wonder if the fact that the mere mention of Obama's name draws boos (per a friend at the show) will make news - video...? If terrorist Bill Ayers ghostwriting Obama's memoir DREAMS FROM MY FATHER was kept wilfully under the radar by the press—despite evidence by Jack Cashill and an admission by Ayers himself—this too will be kept under the radar. I
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Watched the video and think it is terrible music.
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Can't You Hear Me Knocking intro.
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QuoteMel Belli QuoteFuman2 Taylor needed another minute and a half to get the Sway going. It was nice but he surely would have brought more golden notes in a three minute solo. Really hope they continue to play Sway. Oh, yeah; he was just rolling up his sleeves. Still marvelous, I thought. Yeah, marvelous indeed. What a thrill to have been there and see it happen. Just the fact that they mixe
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Taylor needed another minute and a half to get the Sway going. It was nice but he surely would have brought more golden notes in a three minute solo. Really hope they continue to play Sway.
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If I could have my choice of anyone coming out there to play with them, I would pick Erwan Nijhoff.
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He told them to have a "good concert"? That he'll "be there, be with ya"? It's no wonder the music at that gig sucked . . .
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Katy Perry won't seem so bad when Justin Bieber accompanies Jagger on Miss You.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman I recommend everyone to have a listen to No Expectations from the latest show. Nothing needs to be added there, Ronnie's playing there is just beautiful. Okay, I didn't like it. He played it too safe and added nothing. I have a Mick Taylor solo show from 21 JUN 2003 (France) that has the absolute best No Expectations solo ever. Would love to hear Taylor
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteThe Wick Stop these bullocks threads. No one is insulting Ronnie. In fact, he's been fantastic and playing better than he has ever done with the Stones. It's just that most of us want Mick Taylor on stage as well. Don't create bullshit drama when none exists. No one has been more gracious towards Mick Taylor than Ronnie. Remember the thread "Shou
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QuoteSWAYZ Quotecopsnrobbers ] LA TONIGHT What a sterile looking afraid to have a good time crowd! Weenies! Maybe they're all tapers . . .
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The age of the person(s) polled.
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Quotesweetcharmedlife QuoteFuman2 A friend just told me that the Stones are playing at Echo Park today. That would be Echoplex. But your close. Ah, thanks. I thought I was breaking news. Nope. Just wind . . .
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A friend just told me that the Stones are playing at Echo Park today.
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I can do this. I love Ron's solo albums, where he does what he wants instead of trying to fit in. Also, his guitar work on Respectable is outrageous!
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Quotekleermaker QuoteFuman2 Did anyone catch Mick Taylor on Jimmy Fallon's show last summer? At one point (when they came back from commercial break) the band was finishing up Shine A Light, and Mick's solo was amazing. Different notes but same vibe. It was outstanding. Hoping they allow Taylor to play it with them on the tour. I wouldn't have picked that song to have Taylor accomp
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Did anyone catch Mick Taylor on Jimmy Fallon's show last summer? At one point (when they came back from commercial break) the band was finishing up Shine A Light, and Mick's solo was amazing. Different notes but same vibe. It was outstanding. Hoping they allow Taylor to play it with them on the tour. I wouldn't have picked that song to have Taylor accompany them until I heard the s
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QuoteTitle5Take1 QuoteFuman2 Oh, and Mick Taylor is overweight. But may be dieting since the 02 shows. You be the judge: "Before." 02 Dome. "Now." Recently with Ronnie. I was being sarcastic in responce to the poster's here that need skinny musicians to be entertained . . .
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I don't like anything the Stones have done post Wyman, because I heard Darryl Jones has hair on his back and that ruins the music for me. Oh, and Mick Taylor is overweight.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotestraycatblues73 QuoteShade Quotepalerider22 Strange...For the past 48 hours I've been communicating with some buddies that I've been to Stones concerts with since the '81 tour and the general thought has been somewhat surprising. We're all in our 50's and to a man, and we're all men...Nobody...and I mean, Nobody...seems to be willing to s
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Released just as the Stones 1975 tour began. They didn't have a new release out, so Klein did it for them (or to them).
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QuoteMunichhilton QuoteFuman2 QuoteMunichhilton Its interesting how self proclaimed 'atheists' are some of the most defensive people in the world...they outta at least try and believe what they preach...oops, if I can use that word... I find that it is the faithful who are the most defensive. I often hear religious people say I have no right to question their faith. Another common res
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QuoteMunichhilton Its interesting how self proclaimed 'atheists' are some of the most defensive people in the world...they outta at least try and believe what they preach...oops, if I can use that word... I find that it is the faithful who are the most defensive. I often hear religious people say I have no right to question their faith. Another common response is to keep politics out
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Quotebeepee2 QuoteFuman2 I worded that terribly. Thanks for questioning me, really. Let me try again. These self-imposed celebates are telling uninformed third world citizens that condoms are a sin in God's eyes. Meanwhile, millions of sub-Saharan Africans contract AIDS annually, which is a huge problem. Ok, that's indeed a more honnest quotation... So the Church tells peop
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Quotebeepee2 QuoteFuman2These self-imposed celebates are telling uninformed third world citizens that condoms are worse than getting AIDS, which is a huge problem. Source ? I worded that terribly. Thanks for questioning me, really. Let me try again. These self-imposed celebates are telling uninformed third world citizens that condoms are a sin in God's eyes. Meanwhile, millions of
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The term "God" was invented millenia before the supposed revelation of the contemporary Christian God of the Bible. Religious artifacts have been uncovered that date back over 30 thousand years. The Pope would tell you that the devil planted evidence to fool the faithful, that's their official position. The Ten Commandments first command is "You shall have no other gods before
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UnFreakingbelievable! Thanks a billion Dan!!
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