Rolling Stones thread

[Steve]

I heard Merle might be making a record with Keef and is trying to get Chuck to be on it. That could be kewl.

[hobo]

next time a cunt says "The Stones gargled balls after Exile man", play him this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MMgPbt9jhw&feature=related

check Keith's Mick hatred in this
ronnie shouldnae be playing Wayne's part though

[Steve]

It was after Emotional Rescue they gargled.

[dino]

black and blue is terrific

[Some king]

So are parts of steels wheels and voodoo lounge.

[dino]

yep both have some great songs, expecially voodoo, including the best Keef song ever

[toom]

I thought "Have you seen her dressed in blue" was the Stones thread?

[Cat Stevens]

It is.

[Steve]

This is the Merle thread.

[dino]

where is the duran duran thread

[cripes]

While perusing Expecting Rain today I saw that Scott "Linky" Miller sent this item of interest:

Bill Wyman: I can't live off the Stones royalties At 71, he has to keep working - (Telegraph) from Scott Miller


My heart bleeds.

I guess quitting The Rolling Stones wasn't such a great idea eh? It worked out so well for Mick Taylor.

You stupid shriveled up cunt. How tough a job was it? Playing bass for the Stones....oh the sweat you must have worked up.

Fuck right off Bill Wyman. You dull penny counting whore mongering child molesting Stone Alone butthole.

[Steve]

Wow, you like him more than Levon:)

[manho]

cripes nailed it there - though a tad overstated - like, why would anybody actually leave a group like the stones? it's not like he wanted to potter around in his garden, he started up his own "group" soon after the split.

my guess is he was kicked out for being a cunt but there was an agreement made not to talk about it in public.

[zilla]

Stone Alone is THE worst rock & roll bio ever scribbled. Why doesn't he write another useles piece of garbage like that again? He can tell us what his bank account showed in 1978, cause I'm just dying to know that..

[dino]

The latest in a long line of Rolling Stones live albums arrives in March, when "Shine A Light" is released by the Universal Music Group. It will be released in the UK by Polydor Records.

The album was recorded at New York’s Beacon Theatre in the autumn of 2006 - the same gig which features in Martin Scorsese's forthcoming film of the same name. "Shine A Light" - the movie, that is - will open next month's Berlin Film Festival, and should turn up in cinemas sometime in April.

Special guests at the New York show, joining the Stones onstage, were Jack White, Buddy Guy and Christina Aguilera.

"Shine A Light" is being released by Universal in a one-album deal. Their contract with EMI subsidiary Virgin is reported to end next month, when the Stones will be able to talk with other labels.

A spokesman for The Rolling Stones said, “The band are looking forward to working with Universal Music and are excited about this new venture.”

Universal, understandably, are equally excited. “We are really proud to be working with The Rolling Stones and so is everybody in Universal Music globally.” says Lucian Grainge, Chairman/CEO of Universal Music Group International, while David Joseph, Universal Music Operations president, adds: “The Rolling Stones define rock and roll, they are true music legends.”

[Steve]

So, thats what,5 live albums and two videos in the last 15 years?

[hobo]

www.stsanders.com/

i nearly choked laughing at this