I think a question about "relevance" is a young question. I'm sure the same question was asked about all the greats i.e. the Beatles, Sinatra, Bach, etc. Truly great music never loses its relevance. It will be heard and enjoyed forever.
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Have the happiest of birthdays and truth...I have had some of my best times and the most pure joy at the shows I've been to. Somewhere between 25 and 30. Biggest hug to you.
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We love you so much Mick. Have a wonderful birthday!
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What a career. What a life! RIP Tony.
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I saw Elton twice over the years. Major talent. I still remember falling in love with his music during my high school years in the 1970s.
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Sad news. RIP Alan.
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Just listened to When I Stop Dreaming...beautiful!
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Really cool.
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I'm looking forward to it. She's got a phenomenal voice.
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QuoteStoneage Sure, steffalicia. But if you have passed menopause chances are very slim to make your dreams come true (...by you I mean women in general, not you specifically). That is the pattern I'm trying to point out. Moral (or jealousy) has nothing to do with it. I have no doubt that an older fan's "dreams" may not come true because Mick clearly prefers much younger w
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As a female on IORR, Mick, Al, etc. may be old but they are still extremely attractive and charismatic to many women. Like it or not it's true.
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An explanation would be nice.
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It just may happen. I always felt they had that tremendous interest in maintaining a fit lifestyle in common. Charlie Chaplin finally married for the duration while in his 70s.
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl It’s raining - thanks Keith! (He reads this thread, am sure!) Glad to hear it Anne. We had a rough few days re: the air here in NY
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We miss you Charlie.
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Happy birthday Ronnie! All good things to your family.
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Thank you BV
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QuotePietro According to Variety magazine, there is a new documentary about Anita Pallenberg called "Anita." It's "one of the darkest portraits of the rock world," the magazine says. "Anita" review Interesting review but, Anita and Keith were never married.
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Quote24FPS QuoteTaylor1 QuoteMelBelli According to Vanity Fair: Who cares? I do. Thanks. Me too.
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QuoteDan Ike and Tina together again in heaven If there's a heaven, Ike ain't there.
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Quotecrawdaddy There will never be another live female performer like Tina Turner. A remarkable woman. God Bless you Tina. Tina was HOT! Rip Tina.
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So sad. RIP dear Tina.
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteCaptainchaos QuoteTheflyingDutchman One of Taylor's best imo: This is marvellous, never seen it before it was posted on here Seemingly the guitar was built for him by a French luthier whose name I forgot. FABULOUS. I'm completely embarrassed. I didn't know he sings!
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Pouring yesterday and today in Queens, NY.
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Fabulous. Enjoy him! He sounds like a great guy.
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QuoteKoen Quotesteffialicia QuoteProfessorWolf as far as i understand it he retired from music in 2016 If true, that is just sad. Why? It’s his decision. That's true.
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QuoteProfessorWolf as far as i understand it he retired from music in 2016 If true, that is just sad.
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Show was a riot. RIP Jerry. "Jerry, Jerry"
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A life well lived. RIP
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Perfect for the Stones.
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