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Rolling Stones
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Has it moved from 9pm?0
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It says 9-30-10.30pm on my planner.0
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Yes it is 9:30 according to the beeb. My info was from the papers and is incorrect, sorry.0
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Time was not on your sideRaith_C_Chattonell said:Yes it is 9:30 according to the beeb. My info was from the papers and is incorrect, sorry.3 -
Exactly - wasn't that subtle!eaststandmike said:
"Mayyybeee the laaast time, I don't... know"PrincessFiona said:
We went last Saturday and said the same thing as the previous time....I wonder if it'll be the last time we'll see them?Off_it said:Have made a late decision to get some tickets for Sunday - and am really looking forward to it.
Never seen them before. Back in my gigging days 20+ years ago I never even thought about going to see them because they were a bit "Old man" for me and the tickets were always too pricey.
Well now they're even older , but so am I. And the tickets are even dearer, but relatively I can afford them more now.
Can't wait.
Judging by the way they were leaping around far easier than me, I wonder if it is the last time, it will be because.......and not the other way round!1 -
Wow!0
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Not sure if any of you caught it but after the Part 1 of the show at the weekend covering MJ they showed a 90 min programme of how the Stones recorded the "Stripped" album.
It was all filmed in studios and small venues dotted around Japan, Holland & France. The first two tracks covering blues numbers filmed in a studio blew me away and some of this is/was unseen footage.
If you missed it your friend is catch up TV0 -
The Stones were absolutely superb last night, cannot believe the energy they have on stage.
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Raith_C_Chattonell said:Just as a heads up ...
My Life as a Rolling Stone, a new four-part documentary celebrating the 60th anniversary of The Rolling Stones, will begin at 9pm on BBC Two on Saturday 2 July.
Each episode of the series will focus on a different member of the band, drawing on extensive personal testimony and talking head insights from fans, experts, and other musicians to build a portrait of the iconic band.
I believe it will appear on iplayer after tomorrow.
Bloody repeatsCovered End said:My Life as a Rolling Stone, Saturday 2nd July 9.30 BBC2 - 4 episodes.0 - Sponsored links:
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Yep - it was fookin brilliant!1
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Mick Jagger had his 79th birthday yesterday. Can't believe how much energy he still has in their live performances. Big respect to a Dartford legend!8
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Mick is unbelievable isn't he.CharltonMadrid said:Mick Jagger had his 79th birthday yesterday. Can't believe how much energy he still has in their live performances. Big respect to a Dartford legend!
His dad was a PE teacher and lived into his 90's, can easily see Mick doing the same.
Will probably outlive me!
As for Keith, he just keeps on defying the odds.2 -
Reckon Keef has been pickled through substance abuse. Mick on the other hand, he'll go on forever.0
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Keef still isn't bad for his age and is constantly moving on stage, although not as much as Mick of course!soapy_jones said:Reckon Keef has been pickled through substance abuse. Mick on the other hand, he'll go on forever.
Of the three left (I just accept Woods as a Stone now after 50 years!) I would say Ronnie is the most pickled - he's only been clean since 2010!0 -
Since going to see them three weeks ago more or less the only thing I've been listening to is the Stones back catalogue.
Quick question to all the RS fans on here - what's your favourite album and why?
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Off_it said:Since going to see them three weeks ago more or less the only thing I've been listening to is the Stones back catalogue.
Quick question to all the RS fans on here - what's your favourite album and why?Despite their huge back catalogue, for me this is easy. Sticky Fingers is number one - not a bad track with such a variety of styles, and any album that contains Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Sister Morphine and Dead Flowers takes some beating.In order, my top three:1. Sticky Fingers (71)2. Let it Bleed (69)3. Exile on Main Street (72)Three consecutive albums of sheer brilliance and coinciding in time with the emergence of my deep love of music (spanning my age of 12-15)4 -
If you were to ask what is the Stones greatest album my pick would be Exile on Main Street.Off_it said:Since going to see them three weeks ago more or less the only thing I've been listening to is the Stones back catalogue.
Quick question to all the RS fans on here - what's your favourite album and why?
But when I am considering my favourite I am influenced by factors other than just the music and it's artistic merit, like time, memories, sentimental attachment etc.
What do I play most/couldn't bear to be without?
1. Beggars Banquet.
2. Aftermath3. Exile on Main Street4. Big Hits(High Tide and Green Grass)2 - Sponsored links:
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Would add Beggers Banquet to make it four in a row.bobmunro said:Off_it said:Since going to see them three weeks ago more or less the only thing I've been listening to is the Stones back catalogue.
Quick question to all the RS fans on here - what's your favourite album and why?Despite their huge back catalogue, for me this is easy. Sticky Fingers is number one - not a bad track with such a variety of styles, and any album that contains Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Sister Morphine and Dead Flowers takes some beating.In order, my top three:1. Sticky Fingers (71)2. Let it Bleed (69)3. Exile on Main Street (72)Three consecutive albums of sheer brilliance and coinciding in time with the emergence of my deep love of music (spanning my age of 12-15)1 -
Henry Irving said:
Would add Beggers Banquet to make it four in a row.bobmunro said:Off_it said:Since going to see them three weeks ago more or less the only thing I've been listening to is the Stones back catalogue.
Quick question to all the RS fans on here - what's your favourite album and why?Despite their huge back catalogue, for me this is easy. Sticky Fingers is number one - not a bad track with such a variety of styles, and any album that contains Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Sister Morphine and Dead Flowers takes some beating.In order, my top three:1. Sticky Fingers (71)2. Let it Bleed (69)3. Exile on Main Street (72)Three consecutive albums of sheer brilliance and coinciding in time with the emergence of my deep love of music (spanning my age of 12-15)
No argument from me - it would be my number 4.
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I'm so glad you said that Bob because I'm currently playing it two or three times a day - it's on now!bobmunro said:Off_it said:Since going to see them three weeks ago more or less the only thing I've been listening to is the Stones back catalogue.
Quick question to all the RS fans on here - what's your favourite album and why?Despite their huge back catalogue, for me this is easy. Sticky Fingers is number one - not a bad track with such a variety of styles, and any album that contains Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Sister Morphine and Dead Flowers takes some beating.
Such a great great album. And to think it came out before I was even born (just!)1 -
Charlie Watts died a year ago today - what a legend and a lovely man.8
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Was there ever a concert that Charlie didn’t get the biggest cheer?0
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Yours for £360. Sold out in HMV apparently.
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Mick Jagger 80 today! Happy birthday to the boy from Dartford.8
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What a life that guy’s had.CharltonMadrid said:Mick Jagger 80 today! Happy birthday to the boy from Dartford.2 -
Happy birthday Mick - the frontman for the GOAT band.2
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It's my birthday too, sadly that's all we have in common but at least I'm not as old as him.CharltonMadrid said:Mick Jagger 80 today! Happy birthday to the boy from Dartford.1
