The Rolling Stones

Got Let It Bleed and Exile On Main Street today.

Two top albums.

Anyone else like them?

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yeah they were ace in 69

Ah 69, Altamont

'Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones looks on in disbelief as members of the Hell's Angels motorcycle club, whom the band hired as the security force for the Altamont festival, maul a fan who is then dragged onstage. At one point, Jagger stopped the music and pleaded, "All I can do is ask you, beg you to keep it together." The Angels proved to be an unstable form of security at the one-day free rock festival, held in Livermore, Calif., U.S., on Dec. 6, 1969. Violence was pronounced during the Stones's headline performance, during which a member of the Angels stabbed a fan to death. The band completed their set, despite guitarist Keith Richards's threat: "We're splitting, man, if those cats don't stop beating everybody up in sight." '

digital mike binoche wrote: yeah they were ace in 69

You sure you should be up this late Digital?:)

You sure you should be up this late Digital?

Yes I'm finishing my Chablis

digital mike binoche wrote:

You sure you should be up this late Digital?

Yes I'm finishing my Chablis

Bottle or glass?

cellar

Is this what Keith drinks?

I like their "Honky Tonk/Ruby Tuesday" era and earlier stuff. Can't really get into latter day releases at all. My mom's an enormous fan, so I've gotten to listen to them almost too much over the years.

melly (msh) wrote: I like their "Honky Tonk/Ruby Tuesday" era and earlier stuff. Can't really get into latter day releases at all. My mom's an enormous fan, so I've gotten to listen to them almost too much over the years.

My Mum had a massive 50th birtday bash last year. It was a 70's theme. can't begin to tell you what it was like to see my Mum and co, especially my dead straight Aunt, rocking to the Rolling Stones. Priceless. I know what they used to get up to!

I won best dressed, most realistic, 70's dude- was well chuffed.:D

Bonzette wrote:

My Mum had a massive 50th birtday bash last year. It was a 70's theme. can't begin to tell you what it was like to see my Mum and co, especially my dead straight Aunt, rocking to the Rolling Stones. Priceless. I know what they used to get up to!

Looking Through the Past darkly and Hot Rocks all you really need. I do however fancy Emotional Rescue, prolly their last good studio lp although the new one got good reviews.

Bonzette wrote:

My Mum had a massive 50th birtday bash last year. It was a 70's theme. can't begin to tell you what it was like to see my Mum and co, especially my dead straight Aunt, rocking to the Rolling Stones. Priceless. I know what they used to get up to!

I won best dressed, most realistic, 70's dude- was well chuffed.:D

Well done, Bonz! I still get tickled when mom starts prancing around the living room with dad to the old tunes. I'm going to look mighty funny myself when I'm their age with all my 'Order blaring around the place.

Oh that we may both grow old gracefully and keep our own dancing hips!

melly (msh) wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

My Mum had a massive 50th birtday bash last year. It was a 70's theme. can't begin to tell you what it was like to see my Mum and co, especially my dead straight Aunt, rocking to the Rolling Stones. Priceless. I know what they used to get up to!

I won best dressed, most realistic, 70's dude- was well chuffed.:D

Well done, Bonz! I still get tickled when mom starts prancing around the living room with dad to the old tunes. I'm going to look mighty funny myself when I'm their age with all my 'Order blaring around the place.

Oh that we may both grow old gracefully and keep our own dancing hips!

Gracefully??? I'll give it a good go Think i already embarrass my son. Not looking good:\ohwell:

Gimme Shelter starts off good...

that's about it :\ohwell:

Beggars' Banquet, Exile on Main St., Sticky Fingers and Some Girls are ace. I saw them live 3 times and I bought tickets for their next Brussels gig.

melly (msh) wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

My Mum had a massive 50th birtday bash last year. It was a 70's theme. can't begin to tell you what it was like to see my Mum and co, especially my dead straight Aunt, rocking to the Rolling Stones. Priceless. I know what they used to get up to!

I won best dressed, most realistic, 70's dude- was well chuffed.:D

Well done, Bonz! I still get tickled when mom starts prancing around the living room with dad to the old tunes. I'm going to look mighty funny myself when I'm their age with all my 'Order blaring around the place.

Oh that we may both grow old gracefully and keep our own dancing hips!

Have some dignity, woman.

Bonzette wrote:

melly (msh) wrote:

Well done, Bonz! I still get tickled when mom starts prancing around the living room with dad to the old tunes. I'm going to look mighty funny myself when I'm their age with all my 'Order blaring around the place.

Oh that we may both grow old gracefully and keep our own dancing hips!

Gracefully??? I'll give it a good go Think i already embarrass my son. Not looking good:\ohwell:

He'll just have to learn to shake it like mom.

Actually, these days when I'm out with mom and she starts swaying to some song, I'll join in if but for the laugh it gives everyone else. :)

Wouldn't pay to see 'em live, but they've got a few tunes and albums I don't mind hearing, such as Out Of Time, Dead Flowers, and Let It Bleed. Don't spend any of my money on their product cause they don't need any more of that than they've already got.

melly (msh) wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

melly (msh) wrote:

Well done, Bonz! I still get tickled when mom starts prancing around the living room with dad to the old tunes. I'm going to look mighty funny myself when I'm their age with all my 'Order blaring around the place.

Oh that we may both grow old gracefully and keep our own dancing hips!

Gracefully??? I'll give it a good go Think i already embarrass my son. Not looking good:\ohwell:

He'll just have to learn to shake it like mom.

Actually, these days when I'm out with mom and she starts swaying to some song, I'll join in if but for the laugh it gives everyone else. :)

Thanks Melly. I'll be naming and shaming you as my NOOL dancing partner,to my son in the morning

He does dance with me, now, and sings and LOVES NO. Have a sneaky suspicion that they may change as he gets older (the dancing with Mum bit).

Bonzette wrote:

Thanks Melly. I'll be naming and shaming you as my NOOL dancing partner,to my son in the morning

He does dance with me, now, and sings and LOVES NO. Have a sneaky suspicion that they may change as he gets older (the dancing with Mum bit).

Immortalized once again! Well, if I have to have a claim to fame, it might as well be this. :D

I think I'll be shocked if my kids don't get into NO.. they'll get their dad's obsession for They Might Be Giants, for sure - this of course is dependent on whenever we decide to tie the knot, do the deed, and squeeze a few out. :P

I can vouch for my new cat being into the band. I think he already has a fave, really. Calms down at the sound of Turn, just like me.

melly (msh) wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

Thanks Melly. I'll be naming and shaming you as my NOOL dancing partner,to my son in the morning

He does dance with me, now, and sings and LOVES NO. Have a sneaky suspicion that they may change as he gets older (the dancing with Mum bit).

Immortalized once again! Well, if I have to have a claim to fame, it might as well be this. :D

I think I'll be shocked if my kids don't get into NO.. they'll get their dad's obsession for They Might Be Giants, for sure - this of course is dependent on whenever we decide to tie the knot, do the deed, and squeeze a few out. :P

I can vouch for my new cat being into the band. I think he already has a fave, really. Calms down at the sound of Turn, just like me.

Good judges of character are animals. That is confirmed now.

its all shite. complete and utter garbage. fuck knows how they've fooled the masses for this long. gobshites!!:dead:

john kershaw wrote: its all shite. complete and utter garbage. fuck knows how they've fooled the masses for this long. gobshites!!:dead:

Animals or the Rolloing Stones?

Mr Kershaw- you're alive!. Cambo and I were expecting a ransom demand on NOOL last night- from the Everton fans.

interesting question, out of the beatles and the rolling stones who makes the most money. the answer surprisingly is the band that hasn't existed for more than thirty years. not that the stones aren't any good. they are.

Exile and the three albums preceding it are superb. After that they ceased to exist.

They were ace until the end of the 70s. Now nothing more than dried mummies, singing one and the same song for the last couple of albums.

Bere wrote: They were ace until the end of the 70s. Now nothing more than dried mummies, singing one and the same song for the last couple of albums.

Goat's Head Soup and Black and Blue were ace?

The Stones were ace from '65-'71.

That '68-'74 period with Mick Taylor o

The Rolling Stones kicked ass in 65-70.......

1765-1770

Patrick wrote:

Bere wrote: They were ace until the end of the 70s. Now nothing more than dried mummies, singing one and the same song for the last couple of albums.

Goat's Head Soup and Black and Blue were ace?

OK mid 70s.

Speaking of the Rolling Stones, has anybody seen the movie Camp?

one of my favorite records is Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Remix)

Shug wrote:

Patrick wrote: Speaking of the Rolling Stones, has anybody seen the movie Camp?

Nope, but I am guessing Mick Jagger plays a starring role :D

Shug wrote: 63-72 they were fuckin good. Rolled Gold an example from this period is shit hot. Get Off Of My Cloud and Have You Seen Your Mother Baby (standing in the shadow) are 2 of me fave Stones songs.

Shug wrote:

Patrick wrote: Speaking of the Rolling Stones, has anybody seen the movie Camp?

Nope, but I am guessing Mick Jagger plays a starring role :D

63-72 they were fuckin good. Rolled Gold an example from this period is shit hot. Get Off Of My Cloud and Have You Seen Your Mother Baby (standing in the shadow) are 2 of me fave Stones songs.

I am not that fond of the very early stuff (pre 68), although Let's Spend the Night Together is very good, and Paint It Black.

MJ does not appear in Camp, by the way, although Stephen Sondheim does.

Even the 90's albums: Voodoo Lounge and Bridges To Babylon are good, solid albums.

Haven't heard the new one, but not expecting too much.

I always thought i didn't like them but been hearing stuff in my friends car and found out it was them (aaaagh). I love that 'Sympathy for the Devil'. Can't stand the big lipped fella though.

Same friend bought 6 tickets for Wembley in August at £100 each. Thing is the other 2 couples don't wanna go. Ha ha. If she's still not sold them i'll tell her to put them on here!

Patrick wrote: I am not that fond of the very early stuff (pre 68),

Shouldn't the term very early stuff apply to the pre-'65 Stones?

although Let's Spend the Night Together is very good, and Paint It Black.

19th Nervous Breakdown? Mother's Little Helper? Under My Thumb? Ruby Tuesday? She's a Rainbow? The "S" Word?

Missy Jem wrote: Can't stand the big lipped fella though.

Yer Granny's generation went gaga over him.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Yer Granny's generation went gaga over him.

:barf:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Patrick wrote: I am not that fond of the very early stuff (pre 68),

Shouldn't the term very early stuff apply to the pre-'65 Stones?

although Let's Spend the Night Together is very good, and Paint It Black.

19th Nervous Breakdown? Mother's Little Helper? Under My Thumb? Ruby Tuesday? She's a Rainbow? The "S" Word?

Well, you're right; MLH, UMT, and SAR are good.