Rolling Stones
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It’s amazing how much abuse the human body can take with all the years of drug usage and still be able to function
I am a big fan of about 4-5 of their songs..
. but I also get why some consider them one of the best bands of all time. If somebody wants to put em on Mount Rushmore, I get it.
. but I also get why some consider them one of the best bands of all time. If somebody wants to put em on Mount Rushmore, I get it.
That may be some of the most genetically superior genes ever produced given the supplier's historical nature or some of the most genetically frail. We should study the offspring and see which way it goes.
That really is a brilliant song on several levels. BUUUUT, I have trouble letting myself like songs about the devil.... Van Halen and Train are 2 groups with a brilliant song that contains refrences to the devil or doubting heaven, and I just have to turn the dial when they come on..
My fav Stones song: The zipper worked on original album!
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In Exhile on Main Street a theory was that the drugs Keith got were so pure its how he avoided the dying part of drug use
Haha... just when you thought metal had been hashed, hashed, and rehashed, allow me to introduce you to Stryper!!!
Ever listen to Steel Panther ?
I saw them in Boulder in 1981 and later in LA. The Boulder concert was truly amazing. Folsom Field allowed people to being in bota bags or up to a 5L box of wine. It was October 3-4 and I had to miss the Auburn game (a win) to drive out for the Sunday concert. They played something ridiculous like 25 songs. They flew in aboard helicopters during Heart's set. One head-scratcher was Heart was the second back-up band and George Thorogood was the main back-up. Heart was hugely popular at the time and had several top selling albums. Their set was amazing and they blew our doors in as they were hardcore rockers compared to what you see in their videos. George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers basically sucked and people were screaming for Heart to come back and do another set.
Incidentally, Nebraska lost their first game in 1981 to Iowa in Iowa City.
Incidentally, Nebraska lost their first game in 1981 to Iowa in Iowa City.
George Thorogood is decent and puts on a good show. But it is a different vibe from Heart so it depends on what the audience is looking for
He’s from Delaware but I heard a long time ago that his brother lived in Elkhorn. Have no idea if that was true or not
me too in the mid 70's. eagles and Joe Walsh ahead, hot, hot day, jagger passed out and Billie Preston took over.
It isn't unusual for musicians to age well once they get over the substance abuse, which most do in their 30s. They are extremely rich. They tend to be very intelligent and they love their job, who wouldn't. They also aren't sitting on their *** all day in an office...riffing on a guitar, bass, or drums for 3 hours a day is probably one of the most fun and best workouts. Metallica is doing the same thing...all the dudes are going on 60 but in great shape. And lets be honest...if they were fatsos in their 20s and 30s, they probably wouldn't be as popular. People wanted skinny or healthy looking rockers...and that body type scales well to old age.
His sister in law was my 4th grade teacher at Westridge