Superheavy fans - now it's your chance. Three days only! Get your signed Superheavy screen print over at Stones Archive. Only 400 buck!

No one interested in this item? If i say that it's signed by Shepard Fairey then?

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Stoneage
Superheavy fans - now it's your chance. Three days only! Get your signed Superheavy
screen print over at Stones Archive. Only 400 buck!

But you can get this here SupaHevy one for free, only on IORR...

(and remember, kids, don't blame barabbas. nor christ, nor pilate washing
his hands. The fault, dear children, is not in our stars.)

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Stoneage
Superheavy fans - now it's your chance. Three days only! Get your signed Superheavy screen print over at Stones Archive. Only 400 buck!

I got the email...I have to admit that made me smile.

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(and remember, kids, don't blame barabbas. nor christ, nor pilate washing
his hands. The fault, dear children, is not in our stars.)

To which Dave has tweeted this reply:

Non est ad astra mollis e terris via

which means

There is no easy way from the earth to the stars.



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(and remember, kids, don't blame barabbas. nor christ, nor pilate washing
his hands. The fault, dear children, is not in our stars.)

To which Dave has tweeted this reply:

Non est ad astra mollis e terris via

which means

There is no easy way from the earth to the stars.

in case you doubt that Dave was specifically replying to me with his tweet,
know ye this: Dave is quoting from "hercules furens" by seneca the younger,
written aprroximately the same time as the events depicted in my SupaHevy
illustration above.

Have been re-posting some of my greatest hits on another thread. So since its
kinda rare for me to be in a nostalgic mood, might as well dredge this one up too...

I did a search and couldnt find if this one had been posted recently.
Hopefully not, but anyway it matches my mood...

One of Mick's many SuperPowers is that he can actually make Jeff Beck
behave himself musically!

Jeff Beck, Dave Stewart, Mick Jagger "Say You Will"

"Say you will, say you will be mine/
And help me grind, grind this wheel of life"







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this is new to me and freaking great! from 2010 apparently, AR Rahman featuring Jolin Tsai

something else new to me.

maybe my favorite track from alfie is "wicked time". you can search for the
original 4:21 version on youtube. but much to my surprise, there was a shortened
version issued. With an official music video!

mick jagger, joss stone, dave stewart, nandirah X "wicked time"

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this is new to me and freaking great! from 2010 apparently, AR Rahman featuring Jolin Tsai

1) Rih has tweeted a pic of herself from the set of her music video with
coldplay "princess of china"



2) as you may know, jean simmons of kiss, on the eve of his tour with motley
crue, trashed rih as "fake". Tommy Lee has now had his say:

"Gene Simmons recently mentioned at our Motley/KISS tour announcement on Tuesday
about his distaste for faking it on stage. I somehow got lumped into that by
saying that I, too, am tired of all the watered-down, not-so-real performances
on award shows/live concerts/etc. I am a fan of Rihanna's and think she's an
amazing singer/entertainer and I think you all know how much I f**king love
electronic music and dance."

SupaRevy, KateMoss, TommyLee, it's like a zombie movie, isn't it? We're coming
for YOU !!!

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for your entertainment "waka waka this time for africa" which went
to number one in at least 18 countries a couple years ago.

with 453 million views it is definitely in the running for the
most successful video of all time.

There was something oddly familiar about this track, so i investigated further.
Turns out it is a re-make/re-write of a West African hit from 1986. And in the
West African hit you can hear even more clearly why the song kept giving me
flashbacks. Mick and Dave clearly lifted the rhythm track from it as the basis
of their most infamous of 1987 collaborations (and direct ancestor of SH)
(and maybe most underrated song/video ever). Even the cheap humorous bluescreen
video of the latter may have been was inspired by the former.











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Let's Work - Sir Michael's ode to The Baroness Thatcher and neoliberalism. Funny title though for a guy who has never applied for a job in his whole life and whose idea of labour is to work one year and take three years off!

Ba-boom! Proof! (of what I wrote in my previous post)

Waka Waka is pidgin/swahiliFang for "Walk while working"!

Which is exactly the theme of the "let's work" video

jiminy christmas! genius like mine and you people get it all for free.
How lucky can you be?



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When it was out, I tried to buy the deluxe version and was told it´s out of sale (no chance to get it again). Then the other day, I was looking for another cd - and by chance: ONE only Superheavy deluxe cd was there on store....just ready for me.....

All in all -my first thought was: nice, but too commercial for me - superheavy - superficial

After hearing it again and again I´m nearly hooked....especially with some tracks...

Not that important, but just wanted to share it!!

They're still playing a couple of the reggae based Superheavy tracks on a local radio station here in Hawaii.

_____________________________________________________________
Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

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When it was out, I tried to buy the deluxe version and was told it´s out of sale (no chance to get it again). Then the other day, I was looking for another cd - and by chance: ONE only Superheavy deluxe cd was there on store....just ready for me.....

All in all -my first thought was: nice, but too commercial for me - superheavy - superficial

After hearing it again and again I´m nearly hooked....especially with some tracks...

Not that important, but just wanted to share it!!

Fear not ye superdeluxe superheavians...'

[www.amazon.com]

Two killer tracks, even if the second one has been butchered by Vevo censoring.
You can find it uncensored on youtube, but without the official video...

AR Rahman featuring Dido





Eminem featuring Dido





As I've mentioned before, the latter song/video is the primary source of the
current usage "stan", as in "I stan for the Stones" or "I stan for rihanna"
or whoever you happen to stan for.

Apologies if this has ever been posted before...Angelique Kidjo featuring Joss Stone doing GIMMAY SHELTUR!

Dave and Orianthi continue to get it on.

Musically.

And photographically, via twitter...

Speaking of Orianthi, just a reminder, Dave, in case Mick is no longer interested...

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superrevvy
for your entertainment "waka waka this time for africa" which went
to number one in at least 18 countries a couple years ago.

with 453 million views it is definitely in the running for the
most successful video of all time.

There was something oddly familiar about this track, so i investigated further.
Turns out it is a re-make/re-write of a West African hit from 1986. And in the
West African hit you can hear even more clearly why the song kept giving me
flashbacks. Mick and Dave clearly lifted the rhythm track from it as the basis
of their most infamous of 1987 collaborations (and direct ancestor of SH)
(and maybe most underrated song/video ever). Even the cheap humorous bluescreen
video of the latter may have been was inspired by the former.

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superrevvy
Ba-boom! Proof! (of what I wrote in my previous post)

Waka Waka is pidgin/swahiliFang for "Walk while working"!

Which is exactly the theme of the "let's work" video

To Stonesrule and many others here: THIS is a good illustration of a point
I have made a few times before. THIS is how one does history.

And if Stonesrule or HBwriter or any other journalist or quasi-journalist sat
down with Mick and Dave tomorrow and they both swore up and down on a stack
of bibles that they did NOT use Waka Waka as inspiration for Let's Work,
do you know how much that testimony would be worth?

Zero.

One does history always just like one does a trial in a court of law,
by looking at the preponderance of the evidence. To the point, if possible,
of being beyond a reasonable doubt. And eyewitness testimony is always
one of the weaker forms of evidence.

I always do my best to practice history, no matter how imperfectly.
Too many others around here practice not much more than hearsay.



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Speaking of Orianthi, just a reminder, Dave, in case Mick is no longer interested...

hmm. i post that. and then dave tweets this:

"exhausted so I'm staying home having a lazy night tonight" with this pic from
the same day as my pic...



pretty cool, yes? or just my imagination?



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To superrevvy

I would like you to stop to post your nonsense on this thread. It is not Superheavy thread anymore but a letters from a lunatic asylum. Please, delete all not related to the subject posts
Get a your own thread and post there what you want
ProudMary

Dave Stewart just tweeted SupaRevy's motto!

"life is like a jigsaw puzzle except you don't get to see the picture first.....unless you visualize it"

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superrevvy
Dave Stewart just tweeted SupaRevy's motto!

"life is like a jigsaw puzzle except you don't get to see the picture first.....unless you visualize it"

Do the words "Get a life" mean anything to you?

It is not Superheavy thread anymore but a letters from a lunatic asylum.

....I thought Revy was just talkin' to himself .....



ROCKMAN

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It is not Superheavy thread anymore but a letters from a lunatic asylum.

....I thought Revy was just talkin' to himself .....

I thought they were voices in MY head...what a relief!

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