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Proundmary ,you know what ?
I just find out a better link to post on IORR ....for you only
jeez ....I love the american accent ...the guy is so quick ...Jeremy !!!
Check this out & let me know what you think .
Thanks Sway...he was a great reviewer, had a very nice relaxed, unassuming style. He seemed to quite like the album as well. I didn't know Beautiful People was a single...I wonder if he got that right. Did Energy ever make it as a single or did they ever get that video shot?
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Thanks Sway...he was a great reviewer, had a very nice relaxed, unassuming style. He seemed to quite like the album as well. I didn't know Beautiful People was a single...I wonder if he got that right. Did Energy ever make it as a single or did they ever get that video shot?
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proudmary
There's little teaser, Mick and Joss are recording 'Energy" vocal
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superrevvy
Wow that is so great! That they're gonna finally release this single!
Boy are the doubters gonna be ashamed!
Right now the album is number 9873 on amazon. I'll bet anything when they
release this hot new single that the album goes Top 8000 overnight!
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Stoneage
Maybe there will be a tour with Super Heavy this spring or summer since Mick has nothing planned, as usual, except to supervise the release of sundry Rolling Stones trumpery? Wouldn't it be nice to actually see the band perform together for once?
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Stoneage
Didn't he (Keith) acknowledge in his book, when in South Africa, that there was an elephant (or was it a giraffe?) that actually had a longer dong than his, Proudmary?
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Didn't he (Keith) acknowledge in his book, when in South Africa, that there was an elephant (or was it a giraffe?) that actually had a longer dong than his, Proudmary?
Oh, so humble of him
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Didn't he (Keith) acknowledge in his book, when in South Africa, that there was an elephant (or was it a giraffe?) that actually had a longer dong than his, Proudmary?
Oh, so humble of him
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Didn't he (Keith) acknowledge in his book, when in South Africa, that there was an elephant (or was it a giraffe?) that actually had a longer dong than his, Proudmary?
Oh, so humble of him
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Natlanta
cake-cake-cake-cake.
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superrevvy
TODGER UPDATE SOON?
Tweets from Dave Stewart:
(two weeks ago)
"just started writing my "kind of" autobiography , I mean I'm writing it but
some of it just can't be true !!!"
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tomcasagranda
I actually dug Superheavy out and gave it a play an hour ago.
I just wonder what Keith calls it, bearing in mind his endearing term for Goddess In The Doorway ?
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I actually dug Superheavy out and gave it a play an hour ago.
I just wonder what Keith calls it, bearing in mind his endearing term for Goddess In The Doorway ?
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Stoneage
Maybe there will be a tour with Super Heavy this spring or summer since Mick has nothing planned, as usual, except to supervise the release of sundry Rolling Stones trumpery? Wouldn't it be nice to actually see the band perform together for once?
I think this is possible, but only after Richards will go for a solo tour with his new solo album
As for Mick, who does nothing "except to supervise the release of Stones trumpery" -
he worked on Some Girls and Exile bonus CDs at the same time when Richards wrote his shitty little book with ghost writer, recordered new songs with his acidified Winos and promoted his own brand - "Keith Richards - the heart and the soul of the Rolling Stones, the immortal genius and the world's biggest dick"
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tomcasagranda
I actually dug Superheavy out and gave it a play an hour ago.
I just wonder what Keith calls it, bearing in mind his endearing term for Goddess In The Doorway ?
he nicknamed it "super heavy elephant shit". because of rahman. and india.
and the elephants they have there. but jane rose convinced him to keep it to himself.
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Stoneage
Maybe there will be a tour with Super Heavy this spring or summer since Mick has nothing planned, as usual, except to supervise the release of sundry Rolling Stones trumpery? Wouldn't it be nice to actually see the band perform together for once?
I think this is possible, but only after Richards will go for a solo tour with his new solo album
As for Mick, who does nothing "except to supervise the release of Stones trumpery" -
he worked on Some Girls and Exile bonus CDs at the same time when Richards wrote his shitty little book with ghost writer, recordered new songs with his acidified Winos and promoted his own brand - "Keith Richards - the heart and the soul of the Rolling Stones, the immortal genius and the world's biggest dick"
Or in other words,you´re suffering from a Keef trauma...
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I actually dug Superheavy out and gave it a play an hour ago.
I just wonder what Keith calls it, bearing in mind his endearing term for Goddess In The Doorway ?
he nicknamed it "super heavy elephant shit". because of rahman. and india.
and the elephants they have there. but jane rose convinced him to keep it to himself.
superrevvy, I continue to enjoy watching how your split personalities arguing with each other
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I actually dug Superheavy out and gave it a play an hour ago.
I just wonder what Keith calls it, bearing in mind his endearing term for Goddess In The Doorway ?
he nicknamed it "super heavy elephant shit". because of rahman. and india.
and the elephants they have there. but jane rose convinced him to keep it to himself.
superrevvy, I continue to enjoy watching how your split personalities arguing with each other
I'm actually not arguing with myself. Yes you are. No I'm not and this is why:
Like you, Mary, I am of the opinion that Keith Richards has been an extremely
difficult person to work with for many years.
BUT I am also of the opinion (and so is Mick) that at least up through the
Bigger Bang era he was more than worth the trouble. There is no one else
in the world Mick could have worked with to produce such fine results.
Keith is the primary creator of the music we all love and the music that
changed the world. Mick could have stomped out on Keith for real at any time
but he would have been also stomping out on the greatest music in the world,
being made at the time. So Mick paid the price to stay.
The question now seems to be, is Keith still worth the trouble? Is there any
chance that what the Stones do next will be still pretty damn great?
The easy thing about our situation as fans is that we don't have to answer
those questions. Mick does. And if Keith is still Mick's best option, he'll
take it. And if Keith's not, Mick won't.
Mick won't do it out of loyalty, and he won't do it for money. He'll only do it
if it is the way he can make the largest artistic statement.
And so far, in my opinion, NOT doing it has been the largest artistic statement
Mick can make. If and when that sad fact changes, we'll get news. Until then,
just more chinese water torture.
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I actually dug Superheavy out and gave it a play an hour ago.
I just wonder what Keith calls it, bearing in mind his endearing term for Goddess In The Doorway ?
he nicknamed it "super heavy elephant shit". because of rahman. and india.
and the elephants they have there. but jane rose convinced him to keep it to himself.
superrevvy, I continue to enjoy watching how your split personalities arguing with each other
I'm actually not arguing with myself. Yes you are. No I'm not and this is why:
Like you, Mary, I am of the opinion that Keith Richards has been an extremely
difficult person to work with for many years.
BUT I am also of the opinion (and so is Mick) that at least up through the
Bigger Bang era he was more than worth the trouble. There is no one else
in the world Mick could have worked with to produce such fine results.
Keith is the primary creator of the music we all love and the music that
changed the world. Mick could have stomped out on Keith for real at any time
but he would have been also stomping out on the greatest music in the world,
being made at the time. So Mick paid the price to stay.
The question now seems to be, is Keith still worth the trouble? Is there any
chance that what the Stones do next will be still pretty damn great?
The easy thing about our situation as fans is that we don't have to answer
those questions. Mick does. And if Keith is still Mick's best option, he'll
take it. And if Keith's not, Mick won't.
Mick won't do it out of loyalty, and he won't do it for money. He'll only do it
if it is the way he can make the largest artistic statement.
And so far, in my opinion, NOT doing it has been the largest artistic statement
Mick can make. If and when that sad fact changes, we'll get news. Until then,
just more chinese water torture.