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This 'Keith being out of it' is getting really, REALLY tiresome.
Suggestion:
If you/anyone wants to criticise the Rolling Stones (any of them) perhaps it would be wise to not post/say nothing.
Have you ever met him? If so, you'd know that he's on the ball, kind, a gentleman, and merely playing to his 'image'.
Yes, he does have arthritis......but so do I and it's getting worse as I age.
Get a life..............
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Finally a relatively POSITIVE post Thanks!! Yes, in all of their rehearsal gigs they are 'rough around the edges.....hence, the rehearsal gigs.
I love seeing them rough and making mistakes. It brings them to the human level rather than our life-long idols who we see on stage .
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
I almost cried out of joy to hear this tune in rehearsals.
Hey 'Bostonstranglerno9' - your baiting me to respond is getting old and boring and childish.
'Nuff said.
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Tremendous!
Mick and Keith with vox on the same song - this would be more than welcome to see and experience.
How cool would it be to see Mick w/backup vox on Happy. THIS is LONG overdue!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all a
REHEARSAL CLUB SHOW
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-26 09:26 by alimente.
Dont you think, its sometimes wise not to grow up
I dont get this. As long as people are paying to see a band play, the band got to deliver, no matter what. Of course it is a club show. Dont you see the audience. Im taking this to court and you better hope for your blind angel to come true Gimme something from El Mocam Bong, thats what a club show is all about
Semantics, semantics! If the Toronto shows (RPM, Palais Royale, Phoenix Theatre) weren't rehearsals then why on earth did the Stones go back to the Concert Hall or Greenwood School or Crescent School in order to sharpen up the sound from the small gigs? Also, the small gigs are done in order for the Stones to see how the audience reacts to various songs.
Man, some people here will argue just for arguments' sake OR to create a 'war' of sorts.
Well, that's done and dusted!
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
So you just want me to lick your back
I totally agree. enough said
You know, in a way I agree with you. The Stones do these "gigs" "concerts" "rehearsals" for many reasons:
- as a huge 'thank you' to Toronto
- as a huge 'thank you' to the roadies/all the people working with them in Toronto
- and as a rehearsal to see how we,the fans, and the others react to certain tunes.
Thanks for wording it so politely and your words do make sense!
Talk about your favorite band.
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Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 25, 2012 16:51
I almost cried when they did this one:
Enjoy.
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-25 21:56 by Cocaine Eyes.
Enjoy.
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-25 21:56 by Cocaine Eyes.
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 25, 2012 18:10
Did you almost cry because Keith is totally out of it or.....
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 25, 2012 18:29
Quote
Bostonstranglerno9
Did you almost cry because Keith is totally out of it or.....
This 'Keith being out of it' is getting really, REALLY tiresome.
Suggestion:
If you/anyone wants to criticise the Rolling Stones (any of them) perhaps it would be wise to not post/say nothing.
Have you ever met him? If so, you'd know that he's on the ball, kind, a gentleman, and merely playing to his 'image'.
Yes, he does have arthritis......but so do I and it's getting worse as I age.
Get a life..............
-----------------------
It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Justin
()
Date: May 25, 2012 18:32
In 2002 this clip would've gotten comments like "A good performance, a little rough around the edges but still good!" but in 2012 it's "Keith sucks and the whole thing is crap."
I like this performance--the band still trying to "get" this song. Song only played twice. but the mix on this show is just horrid. It's really hard to listen to this show all together.
I like this performance--the band still trying to "get" this song. Song only played twice. but the mix on this show is just horrid. It's really hard to listen to this show all together.
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 25, 2012 18:51
Quote
Justin
In 2002 this clip would've gotten comments like "A good performance, a little rough around the edges but still good!" but in 2012 it's "Keith sucks and the whole thing is crap."
I like this performance--the band still trying to "get" this song. Song only played twice. but the mix on this show is just horrid. It's really hard to listen to this show all together.
Finally a relatively POSITIVE post Thanks!! Yes, in all of their rehearsal gigs they are 'rough around the edges.....hence, the rehearsal gigs.
I love seeing them rough and making mistakes. It brings them to the human level rather than our life-long idols who we see on stage .
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
liddas
()
Date: May 25, 2012 19:01
This is a concert that I love, with all its ups and downs.
I particularly like Hot Stuff, great horn arrangements.
C
I particularly like Hot Stuff, great horn arrangements.
C
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: May 25, 2012 19:32
Damn. How dare they not have a song they haven't performed in 30 years tour-ready at a show which was clearly a mid-rehearsal warm up and which cost people all of $10 to witness?
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 25, 2012 20:02
Did you almost cry because Ronnie also is totally out of it or....I love the Stones but this is not a good performance or a good version of a song which is one of my exile favourites. And of course i love the song. I live in Amsterdam and they are singing about my second home, the smelly bordello. And on stage the band got problems
I love the Stones but this is not a good performance or a good version of a song which is one of my exile favourites. And of course i love the song. I live in Amsterdam and they are singing about my second home, the smelly bordello. And on stage the band got problemsRe: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: May 25, 2012 20:31
why would you expect it to be a 'good version' ?
Thats the whole point of trying it out at shows like this!!
I hope those ungrateful bastards who got tickets asked for their money back!
Thats the whole point of trying it out at shows like this!!
I hope those ungrateful bastards who got tickets asked for their money back!
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 25, 2012 20:59
So why are you crying. Bob said baby please stop crying
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 25, 2012 21:09
Quote
Bostonstranglerno9
So why are you crying. Bob said baby please stop crying
I almost cried out of joy to hear this tune in rehearsals.
Hey 'Bostonstranglerno9' - your baiting me to respond is getting old and boring and childish.
'Nuff said.
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 25, 2012 21:23
He he ok ok now im crying too
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 25, 2012 21:58
Here's another lovely one from that night:
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
()
Date: May 26, 2012 06:20
Quote
Cocaine Eyes
I almost cried when they did this one:
Enjoy.
Tremendous!
Mick and Keith with vox on the same song - this would be more than welcome to see and experience.
How cool would it be to see Mick w/backup vox on Happy. THIS is LONG overdue!
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
GumbootCloggeroo
()
Date: May 26, 2012 06:33
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
tumblingdice
()
Date: May 26, 2012 08:14
I would love to hear Heart of Stone at a show. Always loved that one and they did it great here.
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Nimrod
()
Date: May 26, 2012 08:23
I've always thought this was a pretty cool show, warts and all. Keith's guitar sound has a certain bite to it on tracks like If You Can't Rock Me that he should have stuck with.
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
alimente
()
Date: May 26, 2012 09:25
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all a
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-26 09:26 by alimente.
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 26, 2012 13:51
Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Quote
Bostonstranglerno9
So why are you crying. Bob said baby please stop crying
I almost cried out of joy to hear this tune in rehearsals.
Hey 'Bostonstranglerno9' - your baiting me to respond is getting old and boring and childish.
'Nuff said.
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
Dont you think, its sometimes wise not to grow up
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:08
Quote
alimente
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all aREHEARSAL CLUB SHOW
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
I dont get this. As long as people are paying to see a band play, the band got to deliver, no matter what. Of course it is a club show. Dont you see the audience. Im taking this to court and you better hope for your blind angel to come true
Gimme something from El Mocam Bong, thats what a club show is all aboutRe: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:24
Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Here's another lovely one from that night:
Im sitting in a coffee shop stoning. Is this from the sound check. Torn and frayed is from the club show
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:31
Quote
alimente
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all aREHEARSAL CLUB SHOW
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
Semantics, semantics! If the Toronto shows (RPM, Palais Royale, Phoenix Theatre) weren't rehearsals then why on earth did the Stones go back to the Concert Hall or Greenwood School or Crescent School in order to sharpen up the sound from the small gigs? Also, the small gigs are done in order for the Stones to see how the audience reacts to various songs.
Man, some people here will argue just for arguments' sake OR to create a 'war' of sorts.
Well, that's done and dusted!
-----------------------
It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:39
Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Quote
alimente
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all a
So you just want me to lick your backREHEARSAL CLUB SHOW
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
Semantics, semantics! If the Toronto shows (RPM, Palais Royale, Phoenix Theatre) weren't rehearsals then why on earth did the Stones go back to the Concert Hall or Greenwood School or Crescent School in order to sharpen up the sound from the small gigs? Also, the small gigs are done in order for the Stones to see how the audience reacts to various songs.
Man, some people here will argue just for arguments' sake OR to create a 'war' of sorts.
Well, that's done and dusted!
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:42
Quote
Bostonstranglerno9
Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Quote
alimente
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all a
So you just want me to lick your backREHEARSAL CLUB SHOW
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
Semantics, semantics! If the Toronto shows (RPM, Palais Royale, Phoenix Theatre) weren't rehearsals then why on earth did the Stones go back to the Concert Hall or Greenwood School or Crescent School in order to sharpen up the sound from the small gigs? Also, the small gigs are done in order for the Stones to see how the audience reacts to various songs.
Man, some people here will argue just for arguments' sake OR to create a 'war' of sorts.
Well, that's done and dusted!
So you just want me to lick your back
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Doxa
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:49
Okay, it is a mess alright but it is charming in its own terms. Funnily I usually find from the latter day performances the most enjoyable the ones that are not too formal or official - the rehearsals, these extra shows - where they don't have their "show box" on. and they just seem to enjoy doing it in pure musical terms - leaving the showmanship aside, being not afraid screwing up, making riskies, or whatever. Their natural musicality, charisma and charm goes through in occasions like these.
- Doxa
- Doxa
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Bostonstranglerno9
()
Date: May 26, 2012 14:58
Quote
Doxa
Okay, it is a mess alright but it is charming in its own terms. Funnily I usually find from the latter day performances the most enjoyable the ones that are not too formal or official - the rehearsals, these extra shows - where they don't have their "show box" on. and they just seem to enjoy doing it in pure musical terms - leaving the showmanship aside, being not afraid screwing up, making riskies, or whatever. Their natural musicality, charisma and charm goes through in occasions like these.
- Doxa
I totally agree. enough said
Re: Cool Tune At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
GumbootCloggeroo
()
Date: May 26, 2012 16:26
not trying to start a war, just pointing out that "rehearsals" and "shows" or "gigs" are two different things. Yes, they played songs to test them out with an audience but, technically, it's not called a rehearsal. They were in concert and performance form on stage. If you told your friends that you went to a rehearsal, they would assume you saw them actually rehearsing and talking about the songs to each other and whatnot, not playing a CONCERT.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Quote
alimente
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
What the Stones did at Palais Royale wasn't a rehearsal. It was a show. A club show.Quote
Cocaine Eyes
Oh, PS: Gazza is absolutely right - why would any song sound perfect in rehearsals? Isn't that what rehearsals are for? And for only $10.00CAD at that!
I finally declare Palais Royale once and for all aREHEARSAL CLUB SHOW
so there's no need to argue anymore. This is my final decision, though you may appeal to the High Court if you want.
Semantics, semantics! If the Toronto shows (RPM, Palais Royale, Phoenix Theatre) weren't rehearsals then why on earth did the Stones go back to the Concert Hall or Greenwood School or Crescent School in order to sharpen up the sound from the small gigs? Also, the small gigs are done in order for the Stones to see how the audience reacts to various songs.
Man, some people here will argue just for arguments' sake OR to create a 'war' of sorts.
Well, that's done and dusted!
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 26, 2012 16:48
Quote
not trying to start a war, just pointing out that "rehearsals" and "shows" or "gigs" are two different things. Yes, they played songs to test them out with an audience but, technically, it's not called a rehearsal. They were in concert and performance form on stage. If you told your friends that you went to a rehearsal, they would assume you saw them actually rehearsing and talking about the songs to each other and whatnot, not playing a CONCERT
You know, in a way I agree with you. The Stones do these "gigs" "concerts" "rehearsals" for many reasons:
- as a huge 'thank you' to Toronto
- as a huge 'thank you' to the roadies/all the people working with them in Toronto
- and as a rehearsal to see how we,the fans, and the others react to certain tunes.
Thanks for wording it so politely and your words do make sense!Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
()
Date: May 26, 2012 17:53
It was a Pre-Tour Show. 
Here is the Pre-Announcement:
Here is the Pre-Announcement:
Re: Cool Tunes At Toronto's Palais Royale (2002)
Posted by:
Cocaine Eyes
()
Date: May 26, 2012 18:00
Quote
uhbuhgullayew
It was a Pre-Tour Show.
Here is the Pre-Announcement:
Wrong one - I'm talking about the Palais Royale gig.
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