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

1765-1770 :evil4:

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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.

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

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

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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.

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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

:drummer:

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.

:thumb: :thumb:

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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.

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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.

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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!

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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?

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

Yer Granny's generation went gaga over him.

:evil4:

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

:barf:

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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.

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