I'd say it's more of a 'preserves' session.

"Hey Mick, I heard your latest side project failed (again) to make you relevant outside of the Stones. Me and the boys are going to be back in London rehearsing if you wanna come and join us with hat in hand and tail between legs."

Keefy is loving this.

Annoyance: I'd say it's more of a 'preserves' session.

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I still like the stones, but ever since I saw the "Dancing in the Street" video again, I can't take Jagger (or Bowie) as seriously as I used to.

bukketmaster: I still like the stones, but ever since I saw the "Dancing in the Street" video again, I can't take Jagger (or Bowie) as seriously as I used to.


Well, the truth is that the song writing is much more Keith than Mick and the proof of this is in their solo material; Keith's rocks and Mick's sucks.

It really is that simple.

As for the reissues I came into about 25 cds of outtakes from the late 60s through Tattoo You and there is some great stuff there. In fact I've got two different versions of Some Girls and Tatoo You other than what was released.
11 minutes of Miss You, different mixes of 'When the Whip Comes Down'.

Too bad Keith spent most of his life farked up, who knows what kinds of stellar music he would have written.

douchebag/hater: bukketmaster: I still like the stones, but ever since I saw the "Dancing in the Street" video again, I can't take Jagger (or Bowie) as seriously as I used to.


Well, the truth is that the song writing is much more Keith than Mick and the proof of this is in their solo material; Keith's rocks and Mick's sucks.

It really is that simple.

As for the reissues I came into about 25 cds of outtakes from the late 60s through Tattoo You and there is some great stuff there. In fact I've got two different versions of Some Girls and Tatoo You other than what was released.
11 minutes of Miss You, different mixes of 'When the Whip Comes Down'.

Too bad Good thing Keith spent most of his life farked up, who knowswe all know what kinds of stellar music he would have has written.

FTFY.

douchebag/hater: bukketmaster: I still like the stones, but ever since I saw the "Dancing in the Street" video again, I can't take Jagger (or Bowie) as seriously as I used to.


Well, the truth is that the song writing is much more Keith than Mick and the proof of this is in their solo material; Keith's rocks and Mick's sucks.

It really is that simple.

As for the reissues I came into about 25 cds of outtakes from the late 60s through Tattoo You and there is some great stuff there. In fact I've got two different versions of Some Girls and Tatoo You other than what was released.
11 minutes of Miss You, different mixes of 'When the Whip Comes Down'.

Too bad Keith spent most of his life farked up, who knows what kinds of stellar music he would have written.

25 cds? Where might such a thing be procured?

This band played at Soldier Field
About 110,000 people were at the show
The rock and roll was awesome like Chexpress
It burned a monkey's ass up

The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones

The band played it on
The band got down like a Magikist
The crowd roared like a lion
The rock show whooped it up

The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones

The show was over
A lot of people met the band
The jam session was awesome
It whooped the llama's ass

The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones

Rock over London
Rock on, Chicago
Unum, we see farther

I've preordered the Some Girls: Live in Texas blu-ray. Can't wait.

Also got "Ladies and Gentlemen: TRS" and Gimmie Shelter on blu-ray and they are awesome.

Without Mick Taylor, they just don't have that much jam.