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Do You like The Rolling Stones ?

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panzerace007

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Well if ya' do, Ladies & Gentlemen just came out on DVD & BlueRay. If you've been a Hard Core STONES fan then no doubt you've seen or Own( Me) a Bootleg copy of this Movie that was filmed on Their Legendary '72 Tour of the Americas. It was shelved until Now. It's been Re-Mastered & will Blow your Schurtzen Off !!! I'm gettin My copy today !!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSyNUAzPofI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJ1CRKiwdho&feature=channel

I personally believe that this Movie catches the STONES in Their Zenith. Th' Best Setlist Ever !!! It gives me Goose Bumps every time I watch & inspires my to Jam out on th Guitar & write Music !! Excuse me here comes Mick Taylor's solo !:evil: MAN !!

I'm gonna be away from th Bench for a few. I'm Pluggin in My '72 Tele-Deluxe & My Mesa Boogie Maverick 2x12 ! Earplugs ? What do I need those for?

MOONIE > I don't think I have to tell you how Awesome this would sound on that new Flat screen you have :ro:

CHEERS !!!! :ro: (y) :ro:

ERIK
 
TED,

This is th Exile Tour ! The set list Rox. I suggest thinking about this or at least Net flix it !

It's so PHAT !

ERIK
 
Hi there.

Unlike me, most people have no idea what started the Rolling Stones. The truth about how the Rolling Stones got started.

The CARPENTERS went to KISS and Karen Carpenter saw THE BEATLES near her MEATLOAF so she screamed which caused the other one to drop his HAMMER that fell and hit a bunch of stones and started them rolling and THE VILLAGE PEOPLE shouted "See all those ROLLING STONES!"

Cheers from Peter
 
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Love the Stones , the Beagles were too mushy , peace , love and dope , hug a bunny stuff .

In the late 60's I was more into harder music and lyrics .

Hendrix , Steppinwolf , Ozzy etc. ......... and the Stones fit right in there .

Aerosmith
Argent
Bad Company

ALLMAN BROS !!!

Cheap Trick

ALICE COOPER !!!

Doors !!!

Foghat
Grand Funk Railroad
Jefferson Airplane
Tull
Heart
Humble Pie
Meatloaf
Zappa
Ted Nuegent
Mott the Hoople , Ian Hunter ........
Rare Earth
Queen
Lou Reed
Slade
ZZ Top

The Who !!!

Van Halen

T Rex , ..... Marc Bolin







Youtube Jammin with Edward and bend an ear , ....... you'll love it , ........ 1972 .
 
Cheyenne said:
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Love the Stones , the Beagles were too mushy , peace , love and dope , hug a bunny stuff .
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CHEYENNE,

I already have Jammin'(CD) with Ed & Bill Wymans Monkey Grip on Vinyl . I also have the Portugese release of Sticky Finger on Vinyl. Plus countless Bootlegs !!

T-Rex is a Rocka' too !! I DIG it !!


ERIK
 
Wow Cheyenne, I've never heard that Jammin' with Edward record. I love Ry Cooder and have most of his albums plus Taj Mahal's first album with him.

Good stuff.
 
Cooder is one of my favs !!!!

If anyone has ever seen the movie SOUTHERN COMFORT , ......... Cooder does the music , ...... love that slide guitar !!!
 
Sorry to hijack this to Ry Cooder ...............

A lot of Cooder's music is Tennessee whiskey sippin music , ......... listen to his music and just sip and think about things .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkiP3KuO9xA



Then again he did the soundtrack to Bruce Willis , ......... LAST MAN STANDING , ......... very cool flick .


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH-0jGsl0vk


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtlMgwCsPTg


A Colt 1911 .45 is a mean and nasty up close weapon !!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ON3_CP3mC0
 
Ry Cooder One of THE Most underrated Guitarists on the Planet !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AszqfR6as8k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3Gh4ARQqGY&feature=related

ERIK
 
YA' Know Ry Cooder had a couple of chances to join th Stones ? There was talk right before Sticky Fingers & again when Mick Taylor left.

Here another Underrated Guy - Gram Parsons. Awesome. He discovered Emmy-Lou Harris !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2LtJ7AKUrc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY1m5g4eHVk&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIgMN7Kd7u8

This is where Gram & The Flying Burrito Bros. Opened for the Stones at Altamont !!

A storied past for Gram & Keith Richards ! :D

ERIK
 
Then you see this - Mick Taylor is just Crazy Hot & so is Marc Ford for the Black Crowes !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV6hqtD4rwc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAxnpyHWCYw&feature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct-oFuCGbJo
 
Hey, gang
Never forget that without the Beatles we may have never heard of the Stones, the Kinks, the Who, the....
We would have had to be satisfied with Elvis, Buddy Holly, Little Richard, Fats Domino and the Beach Boys.
However, without Chuck Berry, we may have never heard of the Beatles, the Stones or ... the Monkees.:hmmm
Peace and Love,
Randy
 
The Stones are my favorite all-time band, who began way back in 1962, the year I was born. I even have a few books on them; I want to get "Keef's" new book, "Life," which came out this month. Back in high school, they were really hot for "old guys," with "Some Girls," "Emotional Rescue," and "Tattoo You."

You would have been hard-pressed to find many of the kids my age at that time that could name all 4 Beatles (this was before the 60's revival) but they could sure tell you plenty about the Stones. To most kids I knew, the Beatles were our parents' music, sort of a prototype boy band. The Stones, on the other hand, were eternally and effortlessly cool.

If you haven't seen the video "Rock-n-Roll Circus," created in 1969, I highly recommend you watch it. It's a literal time capsule into that era and just fascinating. Besides the Stones, it also had The Who, John Lennon (with Yoko, unfortunately), among others.

I might add that Brian Jones isn't given near enough credit for creating and naming the Stones, may he RIP. No Jones...no Stones. :ro:
 
NYTE,

Oh, I know th Rock-N-Roll Circus all too Well. I bought it th day it came out ! Now, The Beatles Trippy stuff is pretty good B) , but the Stones are 100% Rock with NO excuses. Brian Jones had some really clever stuff, but just got lost in th sauce.

Speaking of the Circus - Who could forget the Super Mega band that came out of that - The Dirty Mac - Eric Clapton, John Lennon, Keith Richards & Mitch Mitchell !! Woah !:notworthy :notworthy :ro: :ro:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PcUSnIu0rw&feature=related


:ro: (y)
ERIK
 
I was very big on MOTOWN , ........ let's step back a tad before the Beatles and the Stones and remember that a lot of their music was MOTOWN , and R&B inspired !!!

When I was young kids used to say that the Beatles music was for " smokin one and mellowing out " .

But they also said , the Stones was " drinkin music " , ........ for dancin , partyin , drivin , and rasin hell !!!

Didn't really like pot back in the late sixties , .......... I mean it was great for watchin MONTY PYTHON on Sunday night at 11:30 pm on PBS .

But , .......... if you wanted to go clubbing and dance , ........ or to a picnic and toss some horse shoes , ......... you had to ROCK , ....... ZEP , SONES , WHO , ETC. .............


WHILE HAVING A FEW BEERS , ....... NATURALLY !!!!
 
Have you ever seen the movie with Ralph Macchio called "Crossroads"? It features blues by Ry Cooder and Steve Vai.

Ry Cooder's "Feelin' Bad Blues" is one of the most gorgeous pieces of music ever created.
 
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