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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / September 2006

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Thanks Lansing!(OT)(Rolling Stones report,long)

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Robert Black - 25 Sep 2006 17:36 GMT
Im just getting caught up on the ng now,it was quite a weekend,and quite a
show.
Last years was better for three reasons
1. The stage in Moncton was on a hill,where everyone,no matter how far back,
could see(at least the giant screens). I spend most of my time watching the
screens anyway,even though we only a few rows from the "front" I like to
watch what Keith and Ronnie are actually doing on their axes.

2. The weather.  Last year it was too hot if anything,this year it started
raining before the opening act, Sloane,took the stage,and it never let up.
We (Diane,Chris and Rauly) had our motorcycle rainsuit tops,wish we had
brought the bottoms. It was a cold day too. Strange to see the Stones
wearing long coats(G) Ronnie must have done some local shopping because he
put on a good ol'Nova Scotia "Sou-Wester".
3. That rapper. I don't remember his name,and what idiot thought of adding
him to the line-up was nuts. All the young, drunk A-holes really got shoving
and a few punches were thrown. I decked one jerk that was pissing in front
of us(I let him put it away first).
Rauly punched a guy who piled into him,hard. They made up and got talking,it
turned out it was Sidney Crosbys linemate, Steve Dixon,from the Pittsburg
Penguins. Good thing he was a nice guy,Rauly might have got his a.s 
kicked.Diane held me back from several comfrontations. I love a scrap,but in
a crowd of 50,000,its not a good thing to start a riot(G)
The things that were great
1.Alice Cooper. Id never seen him before and he was great. Played all his
old hits non-stop,and apperared for one with that giant python on his
shoulders. He was kissing the f.ckers fork tounge!

2. The Stones. Despite the weather,they put on a fabulous show. From the
opening riff of "Paint it Black" on,you suddenly forgot about the rain,how
bad your legs hurt from standing for 10 hours,etc. Mick couldn't run around
as he usually does,the stage was so wet they kept sqeeging the water off.
Keith said,after singing "Little T+A", "He,its your town,not mine",as he
looked up at the rain.
Lisa Fischer, shes even more beautiful than last year(lost weight)
Bobby Keys and Chuck Leveale,world class musicians.

At one point Mick said "My feet are squelche" But they played their full
set,and came back for one encore,"Satisfaction"
I particularly enjoyed the song off their new album "A bigger Bang",
"Streets of love" Mick plays the electric (with Ronnie) and Keith fills it
out with some beautiful acoustic.
The fire and pyrotechnics were fantastic as usual. We were close enough
that you could feel the heat from those big shots of flame that come up out
of the front of the stage.

The Rolling Stones are certainly the worlds greatest rock band, even though
I personally love Led Zepplin, Jimmy Page is a guitar god, right up there
with SRV and Clapton. But Keith is the master of the riff,no ones come up
with so many good ones as him.
Comatus@bex.net - 26 Sep 2006 05:10 GMT
Yeah, well, whatever, but here's a spooky take on just how OLD these
toofless w.nkers really are:

There were five years in which you could drive to a Rolling Stones concert
in a brand new Studebaker.
Craig Parslow - 26 Sep 2006 11:04 GMT
> Yeah, well, whatever, but here's a spooky take on just how OLD these
> toofless w.nkers really are:
>
> There were five years in which you could drive to a Rolling Stones concert
> in a brand new Studebaker.

Think of how prophetic the song "Time is on my Side" was for them in
1964....

Craig.
 
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