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| deuce |
There have been so many great header's posted on this board throughout the years of its existance. I thought it might be kind of cool to post some of your favorites so we can all take a look and them and, ahh, share the memories (I'm in a good mood today guys!) and, hmm...remember them. I don't know, maybe we could narrow it down and come up with the top ten best header's or something. Dude, seriously.
Two of my favorites that come to mind is one that was posted in 2002 (I think) but was actually from the Steel Wheels era where Mick and Keith are on an airplane and their both laughing. I think there was even a caption thread for it. Another favorite was the picture of Mick circa 1967 where he's dancing and looks extremely...well gay (not quite as gay as the cock dance of '76, but thats a different story all together). It's not that I particularly enjoy the picture (if I can be in defense of my heterosexuality), but I just remember all the replies to it...they were hilarious. That one definately needs to make another appearence.
Anyone?...
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Great idea, many of the headers are in the archives as header but not all as the archive is generated when the board reaches 150 threads; so some header are in the archives but inside the threads and some are up on the web but not linked
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deuce wrote:
Two of my favorites that come to mind is one that was posted in 2002 (I think) but was actually from the Steel Wheels era where Mick and Keith are on an airplane and their both laughing. I think there was even a caption thread for it.
This is it
I don't remember the author, will post later but I scanned that one from the book "Images of the world tour 1989-1990 " |
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| gypsy |
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VoodooChileInWOnderl wrote:
Great idea, many of the headers are in the archives as header but not all as the archive is generated when the board reaches 150 threads; so some header are in the archives but inside the threads and some are up on the web but not linked
This is it
I don't remember the author, will post later but I scanned that one from the book "Images of the world tour 1989-1990 "
That photo is by Mark Seliger. |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
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deuce wrote:
Another favorite was the picture of Mick circa 1967 where he's dancing and looks extremely...well gay (not quite as gay as the cock dance of '76, but thats a different story all together). It's not that I particularly enjoy the picture (if I can be in defense of my heterosexuality), but I just remember all the replies to it...they were hilarious. That one definately needs to make another appearence.
Anyone?...
This was privided by my pal Alex from Chile who I recently met in person after years of cyberfriendship |
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| sirmoonie |
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Hi Gyps!
Do you know if Marsha Brady taught Mick those dance moves? |
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| caro |
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Actually, the photo is by Claude Gassian, although I've seen it credited to Mark Seliger too. Gassian did an exhibition in Paris a few years ago, and the photo was there. I even interviewed Gassian (*insert proud smiley here*)! He's one hell of a concert&backstage photographer -- as far as I remember, he also shot the photo on the cover of Keith's "Run Rudolph Run".
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| glencar |
What's that cover look like? |
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| gypsy |
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Actually, the photo is by Claude Gassian, although I've seen it credited to Mark Seliger too. Gassian did an exhibition in Paris a few years ago, and the photo was there. I even interviewed Gassian (*insert proud smiley here*)! He's one hell of a concert&backstage photographer -- as far as I remember, he also shot the photo on the cover of Keith's "Run Rudolph Run".
You're right! I have that Mark Seliger book, Physiognomy, and his pics of Mick and Keith are both portrait-type shots. The one of them on the plane is in one of my big Stones books, but I can't remember which one, and I'm too sleepy to go through my bookshelves. Thanks for clearing that up. I've been working on files all morning, separating photos of the Stones by Neal Preston, Henry Diltz, Michael Putland, Annie Leibovitz, Kevin Mazur, and many more, so they're all starting to look the same.
That is very cool that you interviewed Claude Gassian - his photographs are extraordinary.
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| gypsy |
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What's that cover look like?
I know I had it on my cocktail table for quite some time before I moved it to my bookshelves. I'm too tired to remember right now, or else I'd help you.
And I haven't forgotten about your pics either. I'm just bogged down with this photo project at the moment, and I will get around to it later. I'm just about sick of looking at pictures at the moment. |
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| glencar |
No problem, Gypsy! I have a personal photo project I'm doing here so I can identify with the "Enough already!" feeling... |
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| gypsy |
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glencar wrote:
No problem, Gypsy! I have a personal photo project I'm doing here so I can identify with the "Enough already!" feeling...
Okay. Good. I'm usually quite prompt...but I am so tired right now. It'll be worth it when I'm done though. I'll email you with some details of what I'm doing - it's Stones-related, natch. |
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| caro |
Hi Gypsy! You're getting ready for a Superblow-a-thon?
I have trouble finding a good version of the Run Rudolph cover on the net, but here is what it looks like:
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| deuce |
This is a cool shot and a great header. From 2002 |
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| gypsy |
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Hi Gypsy! You're getting ready for a Superblow-a-thon?
I have trouble finding a good version of the Run Rudolph cover on the net, but here is what it looks like:
Hey caro! I have that same cover art photo for my Run Rudolph Run. I usually just end up making my own cover art. If you need any pics, just email me and I bet we could make our own better cover art. |
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| Joey |
" It's not that I particularly enjoy the picture (if I can be in defense of my heterosexuality)"
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| luxury1 |
I cant stomach that Mick/Cher header anymore. Thanks for the torture, Voodoo. |
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| gypsy |
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luxury1 wrote:
I cant stomach that Mick/Cher header anymore. Thanks for the torture, Voodoo.
lux, I apologize for sending it to him. I swear I had no idea he would use it as a header, or I wouldn't have sent it to him. Just kidding. We love our Voodoo - he keeps this message board alive. |
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| luxury1 |
Oh sure, gypsy, figures you were behind this one......... |
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| LadyJane |
I have to agree....nauseating photo.
Mick's "white boy" dancing is disturbing.
LJ. |
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| telecaster |
All time best is the photo of Keith, alone at some dive bar
with a bottle of Jack Daniels in front of him
Someone said it was a bar near the airport in NY and he was waiting on a flight
Please, someone, anyone post that pic |
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| Joey |
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telecaster wrote:
All time best is the photo of Keith, alone at some dive bar
with a bottle of Jack Daniels in front of him
Someone said it was a bar near the airport in NY and he was waiting on a flight
Please, someone, anyone post that pic
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| jb |
Tele? |
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| telecaster |
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Tele?
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| jb |
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telecaster wrote:
jb?
Tele................................the Cubs appear to be headed for another losing season. |
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| telecaster |
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jb wrote:
Tele................................the Cubs appear to be headed for another losing season.
Twenty major events that have occurred since the Chicago Cubs last laid claim to a World Series championship:
1. Radio was invented; Cubs fans got to hear their team lose.
2. TV was invented; Cubs fans got to see their team lose.
3. Baseball added 14 teams; Cubs fans get to see and hear their team lose to more clubs.
4. George Burns celebrated his 10th, 20th, 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th, 70th, 80th, 90th and 100th birthdays.
5. Haley's comet passed Earth twice.
6. Harry Caray was born....and died. Incredible, but true.
7. The NBA, NHL and NFL were formed, and Chicago teams won championships in each league.
8. Man landed on the moon, as have several home runs given up by Cubs pitchers.
9. Sixteen U.S. presidents were elected.
10. There were 11 amendments added to the Constitution.
11. Prohibition was created and repealed.
12. The Titanic was built, set sail, sank, was discovered and became the subject of major motion pictures, the latest giving Cubs fans hope that something that finishes on the bottom can come out on top.
13. Wrigley Field was built and becomes the oldest park in the National League.
14. Flag poles were erected on Wrigley Field roof to hold all of the team's future World Series pennants. Those flag poles have since rusted and been taken down.
15. A combination of 40 Summer and Winter Olympics have been held.
16. Thirteen baseball players have won the Triple Crown; several thanked Cubs pitchers.
17. Bell-bottoms came in style, went out of style and came back in.
18. The Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox and the Florida Marlins have all won the World Series.
19. The Cubs played 14,153 regular-season games; they lost the majority of them.
20. Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, Oklahoma and New Mexico were added to the Union.
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| pdog |
Tele, you heartless mofo! |
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| jb |
Pam must once again cheer for a franchise that has no hope at all of winning the big one..and Pam deserves the big one. |
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| pdog |
Being Jews we are guarenteed big ones! |
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| Break The Spell |
The Cubs are plahying here today for The Reds opening day. George "Dubya" just threw out the first pitch. |
