Rolling Stones

[Rlburnside]

Just got pre-sale tickets for the Stones in Edingburgh, Mick and Keef 74 now not sure about Charlie Watts think he's older.

Saw them in Rotterdam around 10 years ago I thought they put on a good show then especially the amount of energy Mick used up, be interesting to see them again and see if they can still perform or just go through the motion,

Seen Keith's fingers recently and they looked pretty knarled.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Do they have session musicians playing with them 'in support'? It may be the knarled fingers don't need to work as hard now.

 

[Deleted member 1740]

I love the stones but I think they’re well past their sell by date when it comes to live shows.

 

[Old Skier]

I love the stones but I think they’re well past their sell by date when it comes to live shows.

We will see, got tickets for London. This will be the 4th time, first being the free concert in Hyde Park in 69.

 

[Rlburnside]

Do they have session musicians playing with them 'in support'? It may be the knarled fingers don't need to work as hard now.

Sure Ronnie Wood won't need any help but wouldn't surprise me if Keith had some help.

 

[Old Skier]

Sure Ronnie Wood won't need any help but wouldn't surprise me if Keith had some help.

Kieth will be fine, providing he doesn't have to sing.

 

[Rlburnside]

Kieth will be fine, providing he doesn't have to sing.

Yea he's no singer but he always tries a few of his songs, before I saw them in Rotterdam I thought they were past their best but they really impressed then, ten years down the line be interesting to see how they perform.

Keith was quoted as saying he thought this wouldn't be their last tour, but may well be the last chance to see one of the best rock n roll bands ever.

Do you remember much about Hyde Park?:thup:

 

[Old Skier]

Do you remember much about Hyde Park?:thup:

Got a thick ear from the old man for being missing for 24 hrs. The thousands of people who were there, King Crimson played with a load of others + the releasing of loads of white doves n memory of Brian Jones. It was the biggest concert I've ever been to.