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| Jumacfly |
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F505 wrote:
That man on the left is almost bald...
yes! and watch this beautiful Keith look-a-like in the background  !! |
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| F505 |
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during the exile sessions he was bald
don't forget the tattoo you sessions
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| F505 |
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Jumacfly wrote:
yes! and watch this beautiful Keith look-a-like in the background !!
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| Moonisup |
love this haircut:
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| F505 |
You are sure it isn't Sir Lancelot? |
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| Jumacfly |
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| Madafaka |
Harry Potter looks happiest than he...
"Boring Stones"... Jum! Wash your mouth and keep it closed!  |
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| Soldatti |
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Hey Harry potter!!!
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| corgi37 |
Man, does he look like a kiddie lover or what? |
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| Taptrick |
I swear he's Dudley Moore now.
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| L&A |
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Man, does he look like a kiddie lover or what?
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
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caro wrote:
Regardless of Bill's bitter comments in the past, that kind of articles bugs me. First they announce Bill finds Mick&Keith "boring", and only 5 lines later you have the actual quote, saying he got bored with the format, and the fact he couldn't make song suggestions. There's a pretty huge difference.
LOL. One of the oldest tricks in the book. (bait & switch) And they still bite. Real good fishing. |
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| Soldatti |
I got one of his books.
Most part is a waste of time... |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
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Soldatti wrote:
I got one of his books.
Most part is a waste of time...
Well re-phrase the question. How many number one hits did the Stones have when Bill was with the band? How many number one hits have the Stones had SINCE Bill left? That should tell you something. |
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| Taptrick |
Is the correlation when the Stones bass player is molesting children they will have hit records?
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
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Taptrick wrote:
Is the correlation when the Stones bass player is molesting children they will have hit records?
Of course not. Those number one hits predated Mandy Smith by at least 20 years. |
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| Taptrick |
Who said anything about Mandy Smith? That's just the one we know about! I believe if he was willing to risk so much visibly relative to Mandy there's a lot he's probably told no one about....but I hear you. I do like Bill's sound and style. I don't think the correlation you made is anything more than a correlation though.
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| gypsy |
In Bill's defense, Mandy didn't look 13.
I think Bill still envisions Mandy whilst getting it on w/ the new wife. |
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| L&A |
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gypsy wrote:
In Bill's defense, Mandy didn't look 13.
Don't know, Gypsy, even a 10 years girl could look 16 with a good make-up... When I see my daughter (nearly 11) and think about this disgusting old beast  |
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| F505 |
Not to forget the fact that Bill's son had a relation with Mandy's mother. |
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| Gazza |
>Well re-phrase the question. How many number one hits did the Stones have when Bill was with the band? How many number one hits have the Stones had SINCE Bill left? That should tell you something.
With respect, it tells you nothing except they don't tailor their sound to making hit singles. The average age of the singles buying public these days is about 15. God help us all if the Stones started changing their sound to accommodate that audience. Timberlake on "Miss You" in toronto was bad enough!
Their last #1 in Britain was "Honky Tonk Women" actually and I seriously doubt you could say the quality of their recorded output went downhill immediately after that!
Since Bill left, theyve only released two studio albums anyway(one - Voodoo Lounge - topped the charts and I think BTB reached No.2 in the Us and no. 3 in the UK (or was it the other way round). Theyve barely released any singles in the last decade anyway, so I think the new product they HAVE put out hasnt done too bad.
Hit singles are a meaningless barometer of quality anyway. Bob Dylan never had a number 1 single and the Who only ever had one top 10 single in the US. The general public dont have much taste for the most part. |
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| Snappy McJack |
^^^^Transcript of Beavis and Butthead watching the "Emotional Rescue" video (the weird one with the "heat sensor" crap -- like the artwork for ER) where they are talking about Bill but can't really get the story right!^^^^
Butthead: Is this "Predator," uh huh huh huh uh huh.
Beavis: I think this is "Mortal Kombat," heh heh -- yeah, yeah, he's gonna pull that guy's spine out, Waaaaaaaah! heh, heh heh heh.
Butthead: Yeah, huh huh -- maybe they're like, those Desert Storm goggles, uh huh huh huh
Beavis: Yeah, m heh heh, that was cool -- "The Mother of All Wars has Begun," heh heh heh heh. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Butthead: Uh huh huh huh you're pretty cool, Beavis, uh huh huh huh.
Beavis: Yeah, heh m heh, yeah, thanks.
Beavis: Hey Butthead, remember when we saw this thing on TV about that dude in this band that like, married that chick, heh heh heh.
Butthead: Oh yeah -- he married his son's daughter and then it's like, his son married his mom....
Beavis: Oh yeah, and so it's like, like, the uh, like his son was like, uh, like a dork, heheheheheheheh....
Butthead: Uh huh huh -- so like, his own son was like, his stepdad, uh huh huh huh...
Beavis: Yeah, so like, his mom was like, uh uh, a slut, heh heh heh heh
Butthead: Yeah, uh huh huh, she's a slut -- and then like, it turned out that dude was only 16.
Beavis: Yeah, heh heh heh
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| Soldatti |
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Gazza wrote:
>Well re-phrase the question. How many number one hits did the Stones have when Bill was with the band? How many number one hits have the Stones had SINCE Bill left? That should tell you something.
With respect, it tells you nothing except they don't tailor their sound to making hit singles. The average age of the singles buying public these days is about 15. God help us all if the Stones started changing their sound to accommodate that audience. Timberlake on "Miss You" in toronto was bad enough!
Their last #1 in Britain was "Honky Tonk Women" actually and I seriously doubt you could say the quality of their recorded output went downhill immediately after that!
Since Bill left, theyve only released two studio albums anyway(one - Voodoo Lounge - topped the charts and I think BTB reached No.2 in the Us and no. 3 in the UK (or was it the other way round). Theyve barely released any singles in the last decade anyway, so I think the new product they HAVE put out hasnt done too bad.
Hit singles are a meaningless barometer of quality anyway. Bob Dylan never had a number 1 single and the Who only ever had one top 10 single in the US. The general public dont have much taste for the most part.
Bridges reached #6 on UK and #3 on US. The last No. 1 was "Miss You" on the States but since Bill left the band they don't have Top 10 hits (Mixed Emotions was the last).
It's imposible for the Stones to get a big hit on this days: the Billboard Hot 100 is more a R&B/Hip Hop Chart, from the 100 songs, 80 are rap.
That's why last year Sympathy For The Devil only reached #97 on the Hot 100 when the single was #1 on sales. The airplay is the most important part now.
For an England's Top 10 was more close on this years: Love Is Strong, Like A Rolling Stone and Sympathy For The Devil were close to the Top 10, I think that with a good catching song, with a good video and good promotion they can make the Top 10 there again. |
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Snappy McJack wrote:
^^^^Transcript of Beavis and Butthead watching the "Emotional Rescue" video (the weird one with the "heat sensor" crap -- like the artwork for ER) where they are talking about Bill but can't really get the story right!^^^^
Butthead: Is this "Predator," uh huh huh huh uh huh.
Beavis: I think this is "Mortal Kombat," heh heh -- yeah, yeah, he's gonna pull that guy's spine out, Waaaaaaaah! heh, heh heh heh.
Butthead: Yeah, huh huh -- maybe they're like, those Desert Storm goggles, uh huh huh huh
Beavis: Yeah, m heh heh, that was cool -- "The Mother of All Wars has Begun," heh heh heh heh. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Butthead: Uh huh huh huh you're pretty cool, Beavis, uh huh huh huh.
Beavis: Yeah, heh m heh, yeah, thanks.
Beavis: Hey Butthead, remember when we saw this thing on TV about that dude in this band that like, married that chick, heh heh heh.
Butthead: Oh yeah -- he married his son's daughter and then it's like, his son married his mom....
Beavis: Oh yeah, and so it's like, like, the uh, like his son was like, uh, like a dork, heheheheheheheh....
Butthead: Uh huh huh -- so like, his own son was like, his stepdad, uh huh huh huh...
Beavis: Yeah, so like, his mom was like, uh uh, a slut, heh heh heh heh
Butthead: Yeah, uh huh huh, she's a slut -- and then like, it turned out that dude was only 16.
Beavis: Yeah, heh heh heh
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Soldatti wrote:
That's why last year Sympathy For The Devil only reached #97 on the Hot 100 when the single was #1 on sales.
I think it was because it wasn't very good. If it had been a better remix it would have done a lot better. As far as I could see it was just the original recording with a more contemporary beat behind it. It sounded odd and more could have been done with it. |
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| jb |
Bill Wyman is sorely missed as he was the perfect compliment for Keith and Charlie. Sadly, he has become somewhat bitter in his later years,, but perhaps it's his way of coming to terms with his decision to leave the band...Although these guys all made a lot of money and lived the lives we can only dream of, I can understand how being ignored all those years could cause him to have these misguided feelings....As for MT, the comments were in 75 when he, and we, all thought he had great things to come...sadly, his solo career never took off and I trust deep inside, boring or not, he has reservations about his career choices...nonetheless, the man was the greatest musical force to ever play with the band.
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| F505 |
thx jb |
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| Joey |
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F505 wrote:
thx jb
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| Jumacfly |
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jb wrote:
Bill Wyman is sorely missed as he was the perfect compliment for Keith and Charlie. Sadly, he has become somewhat bitter in his later years,, but perhaps it's his way of coming to terms with his decision to leave the band...Although these guys all made a lot of money and lived the lives we can only dream of, I can understand how being ignored all those years could cause him to have these misguided feelings....As for MT, the comments were in 75 when he, and we, all thought he had great things to come...sadly, his solo career never took off and I trust deep inside, boring or not, he has reservations about his career choices...nonetheless, the man was the greatest musical force to ever play with the band.
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