Wow, I'd want to talk more about Mick's @#$%& but I need to go. hope we can continue this conversation later
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QuoteRoughJusticeOnYa Quotemidimannz Mick has an @#$%&? Yeah; but a tiny one, I'd say. how do you know? are you familiar with it intimately? how many @#$%& of famous people did you see in private?
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Mick Jagger must have thought he was having a ’60s flashback out on the balcony of the fab Four Seasons yesterday. Because when the Rolling Stones frontman and a pal stepped out from the oh-so-swish Presidential Suite for some air, they were treated to the sight of a Hare Krishna parade rolling down Boylston Street! Jagger ran inside and grabbed a camera to photograph the event. Because,
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Quotehbwriter Quotejazzbass Quotedrbryant When Keith sang the middle eight and the cheers went up, I felt teary eyed. I actually felt the same way just watching the video. He certainly is beloved. me too- Mick gets the respect - but Keith gets the love I don't agree,hbwriter. there are plenty and plenty people who love Mick , it's just people who love KR do it more aggressively, with the
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So beautiful, pure joy
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They have Jagger-free KR's set. I think they need to consider the possibility of Richards free Mick guitar set. So it will be easier to decide who wins this contest.
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Quotejamesfdouglas Quotebigbitch Quotestonesrule The alleged "romance" between Mick and Anita never happened. but I would bet a lot of money that that they had sex.......... Oh come on now!! It's not like there's any proof of this. It's not like they had real sex in front of a camera. In 1968. Directed by Donald Cammell. Yep, it's just a reason that Richards invented i
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QuoteRockman ....pleeeeeeze can we get back to pirouetting.... Do you think this was what they were doing? in my opinion Maggie was already too old for him
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QuoteStoneage Gorbachyov tried to reform The Soviet Union which, of course, was impossible. That was the beginning of the downfall. Let's don't start political disputes - it's boring and bv doesn't like it Mick gave a great interview to Q, there are a lot of interesting things, and dwell on few words about MT - he basically said that he was disgusted by dancing on the corpse of the enem
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QuoteStoneage Nor Thatcher neither Reagan "destroyed" The Soviet Union. If you are to give one person the credit for that (which of course is wrong) you might mention Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachyov. Then you would be closer to the truth. Don't be stupid
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Thatcher was anti-communist, and helped to destroy the monster of the USSR - and for that I am grateful to her. But this is my point of view as someone who lived in Russia and was suffering from communism. I understand that it is different for a resident of England   On the other hand, I think that Putin is much worse than Thatcher but if he will retire and then die I will not dance in the st
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Rockman posted this Q interview in his Stones Connections thread -great interview The Guardian published an excerpt about Thatcher (they omitted the most interesting part how MT did not want to change for anyone) with the title Mick Jagger's admiration for Margaret Thatcher There is real Mick-hate fest in the comments there. Munichhilton will be happy come to think of it - Mick
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Concert review: Rolling Stones rock TD Garden in Boston BOSTON – Commemorating a half century of rule over the Kingdom of Rock’ n’ Roll, the Rolling Stones held court at the TD Garden on Wednesday night, performing the first of two sold out concerts as part of their “50 and Counting” tour. The House of Jagger includes a jester (Keith Richards), knave (Ronnie Wood), and sentry (Cha
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Quotebye bye johnny Hello Boston ~ we've arrived and we're ready to go : ) with @officialKeef See y'all later! @ronniewood Ronnie is so sweet!
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Quotehbwriter i hate the jagger costumes on this tour - but man- the regimen - the discipline - it is amazing - not even a decade after what we see in CS Blues - he is the very model of a modern major rock star that's why he can do what he does now in 2013. but I would say Mick is a model of a modern perfoming artist not only rock star and I love his clothes on that tour especially in Leeds
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Quotewith sssoul The Mick pulled his shirt up sometimes on the 2005-2007 tour, usually to encourage some chick to do the same, I reckon. And as anyone will testify who's ever had the fun of standing at his feet when one of the electric fans is billowing up one those cropped tops he wears: well all right! I remember reading in Ronnie's book how during one gig in Brazil in the pouring rain
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QuoteHis Majesty Quoteproudmary KR has an odd feature - he allows himself all sorts of excesses but condemns others for their sins. Hypocrisy, very human. I would not say it's hypocrisy - he does not claim that he is a saint and speaks openly about his vices. I just think it's odd that doing heroin, cocaine and alcohol is ok in his book but all other human weakness cause him scorn.
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QuoteStonesTod Quotestonesrule My two favorite female singers are Ella Fitzgerald and Aretha Franklin. I was around when Merry Clayton recorded "Gimme Shelter." She was absolutely amazing. I respect these ladies more than I can say. I wouldn't care if they weighed 100 pounds or...one thousand. Some of the "duets" on stage between Mick and Lisa on the Bigger Bang tour w
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KR has an odd feature - he allows himself all sorts of excesses but condemns others for their sins. He blames Mick for sex addiction, Ronnie for freebasing, Bill and Brian for whatever. I would think that person who indulged in his own weaknesses can be expected to be more open minded/sympathetic to others. btw, Jo writes that it was Bobby Keys who introduced Woods with freebasin
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"The Human Riff looked tired, a tad uninspired, and I don’t think he ever once looked in Jagger’s direction all night". This really should be The Last Time for The Rolling Stones I wonder what's going on behind the curtain
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.... ..Not surprisingly, the singer was still on a high from her performance with the Rolling Stones Monday night in Chicago. “It was everything you think it would be but better,” she said. “They handwrite notes thanking you for being there. You get pictures with them.” As far as her and Mick Jagger’s onstage waltz, Swift said that came from their working through “As Tears Go By.”
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Five differences between the Rolling Stones’ two concerts in Toronto
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Quotegotdablouse When they played it at the Bondy public rehearsal Mick went absolutely bonkers after leaving his keyboard (it was placed next to Chuck) and started moving around frantically, it doesn't seem he did that last night oddly enough! That was an experience, right? Unreall. I would have given a lot to be there with all of you
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Mick Jagger 'over the moon' to hear debut single on the radio 50 years after its release Sir Mick Jagger has recalled how he was "over the moon" to hear his first ever single on the radio - 50 years to the day after the track's release. Exactly half a century ago today, The Rolling Stones issued their debut, "Come On", a Chuck Berry cover, less than a month after recordi
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what a great picture!
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Quoterollingon Quotesonomastone Quotetreaclefingers Quoteandrewt Big crowd cheer after first line of the song, People know this track and they are loving it. They sound great!!!!! I voted for Worried About YOU!...this and Midnight Rambler were the two real high points of the show for me...CYHMK also excellent. Miss You was surprisingly good as was Start Me Up. Gimme Shelter was good vocal
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Oh, here it is - typical so familiar Richards' interview - a journalist trying to get anti Mick quote from him and Richards willingly plays along.   not a single good word to say about Mick and vice versa we have this "Mick loves to think he's totally in control of everything. Why disilussion him?" with this stupid picture "You have to alow something to primadonna...
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Mick Jagger's world music playlist Chris Jagger talks to his brother, Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger, about his favourite music from around the world By Chris Jagger 07 Jun 2013 Way back when dinosaurs roamed the earth and pop bands had names like the Honeycombs, I was working at the Hampstead Theatre Club in North London and sometimes staying at my brother’s spacious apartment near
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Quotestonehearted Quoteproudmary Quotestonehearted Quotemarianna Personally, I could give a damn about a Keith Richards' solo album. The guy sounds like a sheep when he sings now and he doesn't write very good songs. But the fact is albums don't sell very well by most people. A handful of artists sell well, but most of them don't. People get to #1 on the chart and wind up only selling in the tens
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Quoteproudmary Quotestonehearted Quotemarianna Personally, I could give a damn about a Keith Richards' solo album. The guy sounds like a sheep when he sings now and he doesn't write very good songs. But the fact is albums don't sell very well by most people. A handful of artists sell well, but most of them don't. People get to #1 on the chart and wind up only selling in the tens of thousands, if
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