OT: No thread yet about the upcoming Stones tour? Coming

[AtlantaLion]

soon to a stadium near you... if you live close to San Diego, Columbus, Minneapolis, Dallas, Atlanta, Orlando, Nashville, Pittsburgh,
Milwaukee, Kansas City, Raleigh, Indianapolis, Detroit or Buffalo.

I will be traveling to Bobby Dodd this summer if anyone wants to tailgate. I just hope that Keef can stay alive to finish this one out!

http://www.rollingstones.com/2015/03/31/new-tour-z

 

[Mister Magoo]

I do believe they are actually growing moss.


Amongst other things.

 

[mn78psu83]

TheGLOV has one about the tour around here somewhere.**

antidisestablishmentarianism

 

[AtlantaLion]

In between Amanda Knox posts? I must've missed it. **

nfm

 

[LionJim]

Nice. *

ftg

 

[EPC FAN]

I saw The Rolling Stones at The Spectrum, July 21, 1972. I paid

$6.00 for a ticket. That was when they were really, really good. There is no way I would pay to see them now, and it would probably cost at least $150.00. SUCKERS!!!

 

[AtlantaLion]

Re: I saw The Rolling Stones at The Spectrum, July 21, 1972. I paid

Inflation is a bitch.

 

[JeannieNeedsAShooter]

Never mind them, Brian Wilson has a new album coming out next week, a summer tour (with a stop in Philly) and a biopic film opening nationwide June 5th! That is exciting news, if you're into BW's music that is.

This post was edited on 3/31 8:12 PM by JeannieNeedsAShooter

 

[fairgambit]

Re: I saw The Rolling Stones at The Spectrum, July 21, 1972. I paid

Originally posted by EPC FAN:
$6.00 for a ticket. That was when they were really, really good. There is no way I would pay to see them now, and it would probably cost at least $150.00. SUCKERS!!!

I heard tickets are priced between $69.00 and $375.00.

 

[EPC FAN]

Re: I saw The Rolling Stones at The Spectrum, July 21, 1972. I paid

For



For $69.00, bring binoculars.

 

[mn78psu83]

He's really getting some mileage out of his unhealthy obsession.**

antidisestablishmentarianism

 

[john4psu]

Richards might out live all of us. I think he made a deal with the devil. I saw a meme with a picture of Richards that read,"I outlived Davy Jones, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson and Elvis. Betcha didn't see that one coming."

 

[Mister Magoo]

First time I saw them was at JFK IN June 78. Paid 12 bucks


Told dad I was going to an Orioles game. He'd have never let me go to a Stones concert. I was only 16.

 

[MtNittany]

Please bring Mick Taylor! I'll be in Orlando in June for sure *

nfm

 

[cavic]

Wow, MtN, we're in agreement for once. No questinon, the best

stuff was w/ Taylor on the axe. I'll take the Brian Jones stuff after that, & pretty much could do w/o 99% of the rest.

 

[Relayer]

After seeing Yes perform in intimate venues over the last 20 years, I have no interest seeing the Stones in a stadium. Been there, done that.

 

[WestSideLion]

Saw The Stones at The Roseland Ballroom in '02...

It was an amazing concert. The only thing better than that would have been the same show in 1972 or so.

 

[Relayer]

Re: Saw The Stones at The Roseland Ballroom in '02...

I loved the Stones at JFK in 1981. I also thought Goerge Thorogood stamped his presence in the music scene that day.

I would love to go back and see Yes in '72 when doing the YesSongs tour.

Thankfully, Yes has just released 7 shows from the '72 tour. For me, this is an awesome release.

How are these musicians not in the Rock n Roll HOF?

Yes Tour 1972

 

[MtNittany]

Watch/listen to the Brussels Affair recordings...

....amazing stuff. Mick J telling Mick T "Play guitar, boy" never gets old.

 

[Ian]

I'd spend my money elsewhere. The good times were 20 years ago. Lip and music synch is what will be seen and heard. Not worth $150+. They need to bow out gracefully and not "steal" our money. Sorry, I saw them three times in the seventies and eighties. I'll keep those memories.

 

[PennSt8er]

Stones tour sponsored by DEPENDS underwear.

These guys are seriously way past their prime.

 

[mn78psu83]

Re: Stones tour sponsored by DEPENDS underwear.

Wake them up when it's over.

 

[AtlantaLion]

Loving all the distaste. Yes, I'm aware they are 'over their prime'. So

are about 80% of the posters on this site.

If you don't like them, I'd suggest going to the Nickleback show. THAT is some good music! /sarcasm

 

[mn78psu83]

Re: Loving all the distaste. Yes, I'm aware they are 'over their prime'. So

Don't take it personally. Love the Stones and still listen to them quite a bit - just this past weekend in fact. Was still amazed at how fresh and powerful the live recording of "Midnight Rambler" on Hot Rocks is. Played it 3 times. I'm half kidding about the geriatric thing. I just prefer them the way they once were. What's a Nickleback show?