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| BILL PERKS |
THERE ARE SO MANY SHOWS I WISH I COULD HAVE SEEN BUT HERE'S MY TOPS
1-HYDE PARK-69
2-JFK STADIUM-9-25-81
3-KNEBWORTH-76
4-MARQUEE CLUB-71
5-MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 11-69
6-STEEL PIER,AC-66
7-100 CLUB-82
8-100 CLUB-86
9-TOADS PLACE -89
10-EL MOCAMBO-77
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| stonedinaustralia |
el mocambo
altamont
melbourne or perth '73
msg - '69
their first gig with charlie |
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| corgi37 |
I'll go with Melbourne 73 as well. Why, just a quick scoot up the road!
Othewise;
Hyde park
Hampton Roads 81
NY 75 (or LA, what ever had the petal stage and the drummers).
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| marko |
All New york shows. |
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| dealer squealing |
Baton Rouge 1. june 1975 |
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| glencar |
That birthday concert at MSG in the 70's. |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
The Crawdaddy Club July 12, 1962
The Rock 'n' Roll Circus Taping 1968
Hyde Park 1969
MSG 1969
Marquee Club 1971
Any 1972 show with the Stones/Stevie Wonder doing Uptight/Satisfaction
Louisiana 1975
MSG 1975
LA 1975
Any Paris 1976 show
Knebworth 1976
El Mocambo 1977
Any 1978 Show
CNIB 1979
Any 1981 Show
100 Club 1986 (Ian Stewart Memorial)
Any Theatre show on the Licks tour.
[Edited by M.O.W.A.T.] |
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| Nasty Habits |
Any show before 1964
Hawaii '66
Paris '66 (or whichever one it is with that killer Get Off My Cloud/Paint It Black/Feedback Drenched Satisfaction)
MSG '69
MSG '72
PERTH '73
El Macambo
Fort Worth '78
Ian Stewart Wake
Whichever '95 Euro Club gig was the hottest . . .
That's kinda piggie though -- if I had to pick just one I'd probably bite the bullet and go MSG '69 - whichever show it is that has the joined Under My Thumb/I'm Free and that insane version of Sympathy -- sounds like heaven on earth . . .
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| Martha |
quote:
glencar wrote:
That birthday concert at MSG in the 70's.
I just learned that my girlfriend Diane was at this show, but she can't remember the exact year or date...was it July 26, 1972? Please help!
Oh, I would wish to have been at the entire taping of the Rock and Roll Circus..if i am to pick just one thing.
Otherwise, I wish I could have gone to at least one show per every tour since it all began. |
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| throbby |
Hey Martha! I believe that was the date. The big # 29 for Mick.
For me MSG'69
Olympia '66
Brussels '73 |
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| Phog |
Olympia '66
Baltimore & MSG '69
Anything from '70
Leeds '71
Philly, MSG, and Vancouver '72
Perth '73
Anything from Europe '73
KC & MSG '75
Frankfurt '76
Ft. Worth '78
KC & Hampton '81
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| mac_daddy |
wasn't that bday show the last of the STP in 72..? with the pie throwing and all that, right..? Martha, I think you have the correct date...
my list:
MSG and Oakland 69
Charlotte and MSG 72
Brussels 73
The whole winter 73 tour - man they rocked hard on this short tour...
the five shows at the Fabulous Forum that took place in July 1975 (which we are treeing to the group now)
Paris 76
Mocambo 77
Ft Worth 78
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| Martha |
Thank you for confirming that for me Throbby and mac_daddy! Pie throwing?????? Is that where the phrase "pie waits for no one" originated? LOL |
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| mac_daddy |
quote:
Martha wrote:
Thank you for confirming that for me Throbby and mac_daddy! Pie throwing?????? Is that where the phrase "pie waits for no one" originated? LOL
just finished greenfield's book (STP - Journey through America with the Rolling Stones), and he goes into this episode in detail...
Chip Monck had a few other things he wanted to do, but the venue said no (an elephant was to give Mick a rose with his trunk, or something). anyway, MSG kept saying no, and chip had to have a decoy set of pies, which were confiscated by the venue, and he had another set under the stage by the amps, gear, etc...
apparantly when they got Charlie with the pies (and I think it was Stu that got him), the two pies hung off his ears, reminiscent of what princess lea's 'do would look like some five years later...
classic stuff, and it would have been a gas to have been there. |
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| Phog |
Actually, they were throwing birthday cake around. |
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| mac_daddy |
quote:
Phog wrote:
Actually, they were throwing birthday cake around.
pp. 318 - 325
first chip hired an elephant, trained to walk up steps. "At the end of the set, (the elephant) will come out on stage, bump jagger, then bow and present him with a long stemmed rose. Everyone will sing happy birthday. the elephant will pat Mick on the ass and leave..."
idea shot down by venue...
then Chip thinks, "let's drop chickens" but Rudge asks, "what happes if they come down and claw people's eyes out?" "yeah" chip concedes, "what hapens if the kids start tearing them apart and eating them live, geek-style? What we'll do," chip continues, "is dip their little toes in a vat of warm paraffin. that way they will have little booties on and they wont be able to claw people."
idea shot down by the venue - "When the Garden hears about the chickens, they seal off the roof."
howabout amyl-nitrate? "we'll lay them all over the floor and hire a caterpiller (tractor) to drive over them and crush 'em and imagine! there'll be 20,000 people rushing at the... no, huh?"
idea shot down by Chip
so chip buys 154 cream pies "when the garden discovers this, they freak and make him remove them... the garden confiscates the ones they are supposed to find while there is a whole other load hidden in boxes behind the amps.."
Bianca comes out after the encore with a cake for Mick. then, "the boxes come open, Jagger gets one whopp on the arm, throws one at Charlie, who ducks. Stevie (Wonder)'s horn player cracks an amy and flings one pie that wipes out Stevie's three chick singers with one creamy swoop...
"The stage is covered with a quarter-inch of cream; it's everywhere, oozing and sticking. Charlie sits behind the drum kit, unscathed. He does the final roll on Happy Birthday, kicks in the final beat, hits the cymbal and is about to rise when Stu, who is so covered with pie he looks like Frosty the Snowman, plants one large pie on either side of Charlie's head. Whop! Whop! they hang there for a second, like pastry ear muffs, then slide slowly off, leaving great mounds of fluffy white stuff behind." |
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| Phog |
Ah, I stand corrected. |
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| LadyJane |
Not sure of some of the years but:
El Mocambo--'77
Slane Castle
Toronto--'72 (?) Back to back shows.
Any of the Licks shows that had RO gatherings 
All MSG shows!!
LJ. |
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| Joey |
Any Rolling Stones show prior to 1989 .
JACKY ! JACKY ! JACKY !
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| Strange_Stray_Cat |
All shows in the 70's. |
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| Poplar |
the Naples 82 show. (shattered in europe)
fast show - and it sounds like it was a hot night.
love dance'n and sweat'n.
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| Gazza |
LadyJane wrote:
>Slane Castle
that was my first Stones show!! Whats your fascination with THAT show, LJ?
>Any of the Licks shows that had RO gatherings
All MSG shows!!
we had one before the MSG '02 show so you coulda killed two birds with one 'stone' |
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| LadyJane |
quote:
Gazza wrote:
LadyJane wrote:
>Slane Castle
that was my first Stones show!! Whats your fascination with THAT show, LJ?
OH, I dunno. Just the whole idea of being in Ireland (land of my ancestors) on the grounds of a beautiful Castle (fascinating story of George IV and Lady Conyngham) near the River Boyne. It's just SO romantic. Throw in the Stones and I'm swooning!!
LJ. |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
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KC & Hampton '81
I had forgotten about KC. Would have loved to seen MT join them onstage for one night (so what if he did play a little too long.) |
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