Do You Agree? An HONEST Review of The Rolling Stones Concert in Las Vegas Allegiant Stadium 05/11/24
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- @TheRollingStones
@mickjagger @officialkeef @RonnieWoodOfficial @AllegiantStadm @LasVegas
Please subscribe and comment if you have seen this show. Let me know your thoughts!
Here is the link to the camera i use: amzn.to/3L1X57A - เพลง
![บุกร้านไอศกรีม VJ วุ้นเส้น !!!! [ดูคลิปเต็มหน้าช่อง] #Short | PANG ORNHIRA](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/g549nEhKZdc/mqdefault.jpg)
This show was absolutely spectacular I've seen them quite a few times and they sounded better than ever
Ever since the Voodoo Lounge tour, I realized that when The Stones come through, simply throw the credit card down. Don't stress about it. It's worth it. Every f'n show exceeds expectations. Mick described us last night as the "most rowdy". That says it all. Best band of all time.
Agreed
Absolutely! Put the money in the rear view mirror and look forward to the show.
Yeah
I hear you and I agree and I was there !!
They say he does the same thing for 3 hours every single day that he does on stage. That's apparently his workout I just turned 60 I can't do it for 10 minutes. My significant other keeps saying when are you going to stop going to the Stones concert? I always say if they keep coming around I'm going to go see them. They keep coming around and honestly it's the only band I see these days. Actually the only concert I've been to since 2018 black Sabbath. is the only show I've been to besides the Stones in the past 20: years.
Mick Jagger once famously said he'd rather be dead than sing Satisfaction when he's 45, and now he's 80 and still singing it !
i think hell make it to 90s ! thanks for listening!
The only problem is that they play it every show. The songs have been the same for sooooo long. I love the Stones, but I can’t anymore. Tired of hearing Hot Rocks every time.
@@bobblaszczak7972 All the magic happened in the 60's and early 70's that is why the songs have been the same for so long. But those songs have staying power and they can still put on one hell of a show.
@bobblaszczak7972 my view of it was the old warhorse songs had new life, revitalized by Steve Jordan's drums pushing it. I expected to be the least excited by the old standards, but they turned out to be real high points because they really got into playing them.
He IS dead bro. He just doesn't know it yet. Hell is hot.
and when you hear the words. 'ladies and gentlemen.....THE ROLLING STONES. its on.
When you first hear the sound of these electric guitars live you realize that all the music and bands you've ever seen, with the possible exception of The Beatles, never came close to the feeling of Rock and Roll, which made this a unique artform. It is like a sound from another planet and a pure expression of abandoned repression. You have to experience this Live. No record album, no tv show, no TH-cam video will do. Go and be refreshed in the energy of pure Rock and Roll. And you will have the time of your life. Peace.
Amen! Thanks for listening 🤘
Terrific description friend. I know very well that incredible sense of connection that can only come from being there live in person. And in the same vein, the money I've spent on chasing that dream has long been forgotten but those experiences remain vivid and treasured. After all what the hell is the point of having the money if not for the deep emotional impact?
@@usaturnuranusVery very well put 🤘❤️🤘
@@JoeInVegasReviews Thanks! Let's hope we all have many more epic nights to look forward to. ✌️
OTOH, I just enjoyed this show very, very much and paid zilch for it! Conclusion (for myself, of course): I don't have to spend hundreds of dollars to enjoy The Stones! Sorry to burst someone's bubble...
Solid review. Wife and I were at the show. Haven’t missed a tour since ‘89. Was ridiculous. They always deliver. Greatest Rock n Roll Band in the World. No doubt
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
I saw them in July 1969 at Madison Square Garden, it was Micks birthday. Mid way thru, there was a massive beach ball and frisbee drop over the whole place. Insane, also, I was on acid, still remember every single moment.
1969 at the Forum. A morning to remember.
They played MSG in Nov 1969. They played MSG in July 1972, Mick's bday. Maybe the acid brought you back 3 years! You must have seen them in 72, incredible. Lucky you!!!
@@chakaloslaw Thank you! It was 72. In 1969 August, I smoked a joint with Joe Cocker under the stage at Woodstock. That was the summer I followed Led Zeppelin around first at Newport then at the Schaefer music festival in NY. It’s all true.
@@gerrygreene6354 Just couldn't get the ice up could they? LOL
@@TB-xi4mjthat us pretty cool,me and Joe smoked one in Memphis about 3 years before he passed.Seen and heard some great bands in Memphis.Have a good one.🔥🎶
That was a very good review Joe. I was there way up in section 409, so they were very small, but I hadn't ever seen the Stones before. This was a bucket list on a budget. I thought they were obviously old now but still put on a great show. I would have liked to have changed the setlist for a song or two, but it was great. Even up by the rafters, we could see Mick constantly running around the stage, and then he played harmonica on several songs - I couldn't do that and I'm 20 years younger than he is. The bass player was great, especially on Miss You. And the female vocalist (I don't know her name yet either) was spectacular! Miss You into Gimme Shelter was a real highlight for me. Wow. I've so glad I was there and finally got to see this iconic band!
Yeah I agree could have used one or two more big hits. Angie Wild Horses Beast of Burden ruby Tuesday etc... It is what it is. Glad u got the experience!! Better to be in the 400s than on ur couch at home
Chanel Haynes is the spectacular female vocalist!
@@JoeInVegasReviews That's my thought as well Joe. We made the scene and had a great time!
The stones are actually a freak of nature. Great take as always!!
thanks so much for listening!
Seen them every tour since 1981. Some of these recent tours they have sounded better than back in the 80s . It was spectacular at the Vegas show, and as you said… worth every penny! So grateful to have had The Rolling Stones in my life journey
Thanks for listening 🤘
I paid 18 bucks general admission in 78 during the Some Girls tour.
same year 16 bucks at the Superdome. Opening act was the brand new Van Halen followed by the Doobie Bros. Stones were good but honestly the first two acts were hard for them to follow.
I was there - this is NOT a sad nostalgia act. This is still a kickass rock n roll band and they delivered. Jagger is amazing for 80 and never stopped for 2 hrs. The Stones have thrived since 2000 and are better than they were in the 80s and 90s. And, Chanel Hanes is the soul sister who does back up. She was incredible.
Agreed.. Thanks for listening 🤘
you must not have seen the steel wheels tour. Best show I ever saw and "ve been going since '69
Agreed! I just saw them play Seattle, we got Wild Horses🙂
With their new drummer, backup singer, bassist and sax player, their music is even better now than when I first heard it back in the 1960's. Fabulous concert!
Thank you Joe. I am with you. They ripped it up. Love it from the floor.
Right on
Last time I saw them was 1972 in Philly at the Spectrum. Stevie Wonder was the opening act.
The encore was Stevie and Mick sharing the mic for Satisfaction. $6.50. Still get goosebumps thinking about it.
I have that bootleg record but man what a show to have seen in person!!
Mick is the most energetic 80 year old performer ever. Amazing!
Agreed
Ive been following the stones since 81 will be going to 3 shows this tour in the pit its just so cool to be right in front of mick the energy is sick.
I remember in the 1980’s, I saw them early on in a tour and I thought they sounded awful but later into the tour they were amazing. I mentioned the dramatic improvement to my late husband, who had seen them many times, and he just laughed at me and said the early shows are their rehearsals and they charge us just for the privilege of being in the same building and if I wanted perfect, listen to their albums. I’ve found them to be consistent in that pattern. Early in the tour, it’s pure joy, late in the tour, it’s supernatural. Just go whenever you get a chance!
60 years old and loved them ALL my life. Seeing them live for the first time ever this weekend and I feel like a giddy 15 year old
Wow... What a dream that is.. Enjoy every second of it.
The first time I saw them was in Philly in 1981. I paid full price for my ticket $15. My buddy scalped 4 tix to that show for $20. Amazing..amazing show. George Thorogood and Journey opened up.
I was there as well…JFK Stadium…September 25, 1981. Still pretty raw sound but just amazing!
What an amazing motivator you are!! You really tell it like it is. The Stones have played the soundtrack of our lives and we owe it to them to show up! Long live Mick, Keef, and Ronnie!
Lol. Thanks! I appreciate you listening, hope u consider subscribing! 😊
Next weekend in ATL for me! I have had the pleasure of seeing them every decade beginning in the '70s. Effing A!
Amazing
I will see them in Cleveland Ohio with my son who bought the tickets for my 70th Birthday. This will be his second time. He went with me in Tampa Florida in October of 2021. It will be my 10th time seeing them beginning in 1969 in Baltimore MD. I saw them at DC stadium on July 4th, 1972. An incredible day. had 40 grams of hashish for sale and they were gone in 20 minutes. Statue of limitations has run on that one. The steel Wheels tour in 89 was spectacular. I've never been to a bad Rolling Stones concert. This will be the Last Time pun intended. If you've never been do yourself a favor. Spectacular show!
lol awesome
Diehard Stones fan but too young for their heyday. I was blown away. I was in tears when Keith played You Got the Silver. I hadn't seen them since Voodoo Lounge.
Awesome
I’m going on Sunday in NJ. I’m so excited! It’s only my second time, I saw them at Madison Square Garden in 2007 and I was up in the rafters and it was the most fun I ever had at a concert. I have one of those cheaper side seats! Great review!!!!
Thanks so much for listening ... Ur going to have a great time!!
100% agree with you on Start Me Up as the best possible opener. Every time I hear it I remember the times I saw them and they opened with that tune. Just perfect setup for the whole damn event!
I would be fine hearing It’s Only Rock And Roll as the opening number also.....
Incredible as always. Canadian fan at 14 in '64. Best band ever - Stones forever!
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
I also saw my first Stones show in 1989. That concert was in St. Louis , since then I’ve seen them in Chicago, Hartford, Boston, Orlando, and Jacksonville. In total I spent over $10,000. Worth every penny to see the best!
Thanks Joe for the review.
My beautiful girlfriend Bonny and I are going to the show on Thursday in East Rutherford....
Ticketmaster monopolized the cost for good seats to see The Greatest Rock And Roll Band On Earth....But this is my first time to see The Rolling Stones ever in my life and I may never get another chance to see the show....
I am all psyched out getting ready for a parking lot tailgate cookout ...we are pulling out all the stops....grilled salmon...burgers....dogs....steaks....watermelon....we plan to be there early and make this into the best Rock And Roll experience of a lifetime....we have seats that are right up to the top of the runway and I am hoping to get Mick Jagger to sign my Rolling Stones t shirt....and hell yeah we are buying concert posters.. shirts....hoodies... and whatever else we can to be able to have and remember The Event Of A Lifetime.....This is truly the event of my lifetime !!!!
THE ROLLING STONES....... HELL YEAH....
Tom Jones
05/20/2024
amazing.. youre going to have the best night of your life.. enjoy and thanks for listening
I was there last night too. Everything was perfect. And great tailgate weather to boot!!!
The Rolling Stones certainly lived up to the legend that they are last night in East Rutherford, NJ......
Tailgating was awesome and the concert experience has become what has inspired many other true rockers with a deep desire to become......legendary !!!
Mick Jagger was out there on stage for over two hours skipping and a jumping and I would not have been surprised if he started doing cartwheels down the runway....at the age of 79, four years after atrial valve surgery !!!
Keith Richards and Ronny Wood belted out the riffs on their guitars in the kick ass way we have come to know as we were being taught how to rock and roll by the best....
Prayers were said for Charley Watts as Steve Jordan set the tempo and banged our heads the way it should be done.....
What a great concert.
Truly a band that inspires the artistic psyche of our future rockers....
THE ROLLING STONES......if you can make it to the show it is definately true......
THE GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD !!!!!!
Thank you Joe for your review.
Sincerely,
Tom
05/25/2024
Sound in a 2 billion buck stadium? Priceless. Seeing those guys smiling at each other was Vegas crowd going off the rails. All hail Ceaser.
Caesar
So I have tickets for a show at MetLife and The Link in Philly. It will be my 27th and 28th time seeing them since 1975.
I can tell you that I’ve never walked out and said they don’t have it anymore. They are like good wine that just keeps getting better plus I don’t drink anymore but keep going to Stones shows.
I also work at a few concert venues in Philly and see tons of acts. The Stones hands down are the best!!
awesome.. keep on rockin.. thanks for listening!
I also got tickets for MetLife. It will be my my 5th time seeing them live. The first time was in 1994 Voo Doo Lounge. That was an awesome show.
God bless the Rolling Stones, they have been going so long and still going.
The ONLY thing that disappoints me is that of all bands, I never thought the Stones would succumb to the woke, and remove Brown Sugar from the set lists…
That tiff defines rock and roll…it’s a shame.
The Stones gave the middle finger to the man out there all their career, sorry to see them bend here at the end…
Joe, I was at the show last night with my sister and neices. It is almost 50 years since I first saw the Rolling Stones in Boulder Colorado at Folsom Stadium for the Some Girls tour. I have seen them 8 or 9 times since then. I have to say that this was one of their most powerful performances. Although, I noticed that many of the songs have been shortened in their length, kind of making an AM song out of an FM song (younger readers won't understand that). Miss You was an exception... Gimme Shelter was awesome as always and the new "Back Up Singer" is an incredible/great addition after Lisa Fischer. Did miss Midnight Rambler, but loved they acknowledged VooDoo Lounge. Sorry for Rough Justice.
Not to be political, but compare 80 year old Mick rocking the crowd to 81 year old US President... To parody Tommy Boy, the US is screwed!! Keith was shuffling a bit and seemed a little confused at first, but then embraced the evening and rocked it song after song. And Ronnie, he is such a performer and has so much fun even as he rips off incredible riffs and then the slide work he does....
Thanks for listening.. Glad u enjoyed it.. Gimme shelter was Def the highlight for me too
Wow, 80 years old still doing all this. That is amazing!! Great review!! I’m the same when I walk away wishing they played a song I love. lol
thanks so much for listening!!
I was on the front rail. My wife and I arrived at the stadium at 6:15AM to be in the front row for the early pit entrance. We stood all day and I’m 65. I’m usually in a lot of pain after 15 hour day. We are going to at least 10 shows on this tour. We stay at the same hotels as them, we had them booked 6 months ago.
Amazing 🤘
Seeing them for the 1st time in Atlanta. Bucket list show for me. I've seen 1000's of concerts and can't wait for this one. Hotel, gas, food, tickets...cost? WHO CARES!!!!
youre gonna love it!!!! enjoy!!!
Exciting to see them in less than 2 weeks!!
The stones are always putting on a stellar performance 🎉🎉. Mick always engages the fans into singing along with him. I love the vote song 🎵 ❤️ 💕 where the people get to vote on the song that they really, really want to hear. To,me that's a 1st class act. No one will ever come close to them. Mick and the boys are 2nd to none
Thanks for listening 🤘
I'm doing the pilgrimage all the way from Puerto Rico to Atlanta to see them. It will be my second time ever. Based on the videos from the Vegas show, it seems that you caught the best show of the tour so far!
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
Thanks so much for this review! I saw them on their last tour and i wasn't gonna buy tickets for this one especially with prices these days. But you convinced me i wasn't seeing clearly. So i just got mine for their show here in 2 weeks. Can't wait!!
Thanks for listening 🤘🤘 glad to help
Ticket prices were dropping like rocks last 48 hours. Got $900 face value club level seats for under $300 each on Ticketmaster morning of the show. Great show.
Love your review!!! The Stones continue to ROLL and ROCK ON 🔥🥳 Seeing them in Philly close to catwalk…closer ever to them! Can’t wait!! Thanks for sharing 💯❤️✌️
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
@@JoeInVegasReviews you’re so welcome!! Definitely subbed hon ❤️
He’s in great shape, spectacular for his age
The Rolling Stones, were established the same year I was circa1962 I was their biggest fan at one point, I had the Largest Stones Collection in the entire East Coast. I had all their studio albums & two bootleg albums where Mick, sang in French& German, I had over 125 pins& buttons in a shoe box plus Autographed albums, I used to wait outside Hotels to get Autograph's, I had every tour book from 1972's Tumbling Dice Tour, until 1989 Steel Wheels Tour, I had huge flag/banners. Tour shirts, 65 sew on patches, eight different drinking glasses with various Stones tour logo's on them, I had lithographs, signed. Had Original Photos with Brian Jones, framed.also had their 20th anniversary collage with your postcards & Copy of Brian Jones last letter to the Stones. Had the tongue & lips red telephone that worked. Had several Rolling Stones, bumper stickers. Yep I had it all& lugged all of it around in 14 boxes for 34 yrs. I finally got tired of lugging my Stones, collection around & Sold it all to a throw back woodstock hippie, who was blown away when he seen my Collection. He said any chance you selling this.. I told him how much & he delivered... 🎸🥁🎤🎙️🎷🎹🎶
Nice review! It is fantastic that they're still performing, and very encouraging to all the talented seniors out there who still have the desire and ability to perform. At the age of 72, I'm in a band, play harmonica and percussion, and it keeps me young. We do some Stones songs, too! Thanks for this, Joe!
Thanks for listening I appreciate it. I hope you consider subscribing:-)
I'm from the L.A. area and had floor seats to the Vegas show. The sound was amazingly crisp. My only two complaints were that the song list continues to get a little shorter than past years and Mick lost his place at the beginning of Tumbling Dice. The guy sitting next to me flew in from London and this was his 20th show going back to 1967. He was impressed how they continue to perform at such a high level.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for listening
My dad got all of his girls (me, sister and sister-in-law) tickets in section A2 near the stage. I am super excited and to have this experience with my father and sisters knowing this will be an awesome concert! Thanks for the review its making me more excited!
Awesome
At 80 Mick is incredible and so full of life! He is a showman! I went to see him at the start of the tour in Seattle! What a great show! Worth every dollar I spent on the show!
Thanks for listening 🤘
Going Sunday at Metlife. Section 135 and can't wait
At least they don't lip sync like some bands I know that will remain nameless.
Mick is a living legend still performing at a fairly high level...respect!
It just blows me away that with everything that's happened to them? The highs the very lows almost losing Keef back in the 70's! But even with the loss of Charlie , they still sound great thanks to Steve Jordain playing giving tge band a new found energy! Sure they've slowed a bit but they are legends and still have that WOW! Factor! This could very well be the last hurrah for them(Mick&Keef are 80!) But I've learned to never say never as I thought the last tour was it? So let's just enjoy them now cause it can't last forever!❤️🎸😎👍
Thanks Joe as always invaluable and entertaining review xxxxxxx
Thanks so much for listening 🤘🤘
Great review. I have loved this band since Satisfaction first hit the US airwaves in ‘64. Never saw them live until Voodoo Lounge, but I made up for lost time. Chicago next month will be my 20th Stones show. My sister was at the LV show and my brother was at the Phoenix show the week before. Always a great experience!
Thanks for listening 🤘🤘
Believe me, I know my Stones!! In 1960 it was Mick, Keith & Dick Taylor in 'Little boy blue& the blue boys' also Alex Korner's blues band, then Came the Stones in1962. So Rock on.... 🎹🎶🎙️🎷🥁🎸🎤🤗😄
Thanks for listening
Agreed Mick's the energy of the band. It's clear if they didn't have him they wouldn't have lasted as long as they have. So that's a big blessing for them and us fans. I can't comment on entire concerts because they've not played in Australia as much as other countries. They play reasonably well given their ages. I think inevitability Keith's not going to maintain at least this level much lomger. And agreed again, it's an honour to see them.
Thanks for listening 👍
Saw them in Houston at their first concert of this tour. They continue to be AMAZING!!
Thanks for listening 🤘🤘
Loved em since 60’s seen them in prime but I’ll pass at this point for what tix cost and keep the memories close forever 🍻 cheers
Awesome review and it makes me super excited to see them in Cleveland next month!!!
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
As you know, the STONES began their careers in their teens, therefore they have been doing what they do, for over 6 decades, so it stands to reason that hey among many others, are experts at their trade, maybe some, a little slower, but still their music is better than the shit we have to listen to now.
Saw them for my first time in Glendale AZ! Flew in from Idaho for one day and was so impressed with them and especially Showman Mick. Wish I could move like that and he has 25 years on me. They did play Beast of Burden at our concert and I won the AARP VIP tickets so couldn’t have been happier! My ticket was $450 but where I ended up must have been in the $1000’s. Keep rocking and rolling stones!!!❤️ Agree with your rating but I push mine to a 10!
Awesome
There are videos of Mick Jagger's intense workouts. He never stops. Clean living and strenuous exercise. I'm now 74 years old. I had the privilege of seeing them in concert in San Francisco in 1966. People could actually sit on the edge of the stage. Things were not so crazy at the time. I was sitting a few feet from him as he sat on the stage singing 'Lady Jane'. My first concert at 16 years old...
amazing!! thanks for listening - i hope you consider subscribing!
I was there. Seeing them in every decade since the early 70"s. they just keep getting better !!!!!
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
They do not have the gifted guitarist Mick Taylor.so no they are not better put wood on bass and bring back Taylor on lead guitar
@@johnfarley6039 If he still plays, that could be a great idea, because a lot of the guitar workload has shifted from Keith to Ronnie because arthritis and age has limited his ability and energy. Taylor would give a Ronnie a breather and give them a fuller sound.
Wood did play bass with the Jeff Beck Group
Yeah, was watching that New Orleans jazz festival..stones still sound really good
If you can go to see them - GO! - This could be the Last Time ...
No, not at these prices. I was around in the 60s and 70s. I'm good
ROCK ON.🪿
It was an amazing show, and to see it in Vegas made it even better! The crowd was so amazing!
it was! thanks for listening - i hope you consider subscribing!
Been going since 72. Have a CCard I use exclusively for Stones Tix. My faves ever.
Loved them since 1965❤❤❤❤
Every time they come to town we go see them because we keep saying this will probably be the last time, man did they fool us,they keep going and at full throttle too, keep it going guys your the best
Thanks for listening 🤘
I wasn't there but is easily the best gig of the tour so far, based on what I've seen and heard on TH-cam. God willing they'll make it to the UK (where I live) soon!!
The setlist is a hard one with really 60 years of brilliance. Great review, my friend. Thanks for sharing.
thanks so much for listening!
It used to be that one could buy a concert ticket and see the band play, or buy the album and listen to the band as much as you wanted.
Now you buy a concert ticket, or a couple of ounces of gold.
They are the best living Rock-n-roll band and worth seeing (maybe once) at these prices. But I'm glad I saw them in 1980 for $12. And in the 90s for about $30. The glimmer twins really don't need another billion. And my retirement is more important at this point.
Rock on.
Thanks for listening 🤘🤘
Saw them at Glendale, AZ.
First time.
Great show. Amazing.
I’ve seen them 12 times, but I’m sitting this one out. The last few times I’ve seen them the show was pretty much what I’ve already seen many times before. I’m not saying people shouldn’t see them, but forking over that much money to see a show I’ve seen many times before is crazy.
I get it...
Same here, The Stones, should've wrapped it up when Charlie, died. I was a huge Stones, fan for years, but after Steel wheels, they've become boring, basically the same sets& this new album Stinks. It doesn't make me Rock at all!!!! I see why Bill Wyman, left after 30 yrs. He was tired of it. I'm just Not gonna pay a ton of Money to see them anymore. I can watch their classic videos, if I want. Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile on main street, Tattoo you, Some girls.. was & is their best work. Be kool.. 🎸🎤🥁🎷🎶🎹😊
@@user-uu4vv9nl8n I saw a lot of tours post-Steel Wheels, and they were very good. In fact, as a band, they were much tighter during the 90s and early-2000s, though not nearly as exciting as the 70s and 80s Stones. But in the mid 2000s to today, they’ve pretty much been doing the same show over and over. In the last 10 years, Kieth has really lost a step. Mick still brings it, but do I really need to see a hyperactive 80-year old? No. And I totally agree that they should have called it a day when Charlie died. It just doesn’t seem right anymore.
I’ve seen them twice, skipped the last tour without watts cause it was just too expensive
There are a lot of cheap tickets at the last minute we're talking 58 to 100
I liked your review 👏🏼 - and agree with it - how can anyone complain about what they're doing in their 80's? - their shows are always spectacles!
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
I have never seen then live. I did see a tribute band that was fabulous and it was free. Jumping Jack flash.
Most of us here are the same. Lifelong Stones fans.Thier the same as family... so we get to bad mouth them if we want... but we don't want to hear non stones fans do that.... Thier ours.
I will be seeing them for the 10th time in Cleveland, June 15. Love the stones!
thanks for listening!! i appreciate it!
Unbelievable ..Mick 80 years old ... 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 GO STONES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks so much for listening
My problem with the live shows is first off Keith, who for a few decades now hasn't been able to play his iconic guitar solo to 'Sympathy For The Devil' and consistently screws it up, with a plethora of bum notes. He has done the same thing to the intro of 'Gimme Shelter' and don't even get me started on 'It's Only Rock & Roll' which they turned into a Chuck Berry schmooze fest, I honestly believe they couldn't play it's iconic intro if their lives depended on it.
Secondly for the last few decades now Mick's live vocals have suffered from his having to cut off parts of words and sometimes just breathily mumbling some because he's winded from running around a football field sized stage trying to impress everyone with his gymnastics, I remember a time when Mick could either stand in one spot behind the mic or off to the sides of the microphone stand, and command the fucking stage like no one else could ever hope to.
I still LOVE the Stones but we consciously made the 2015 Raleigh NC Carter Finley show our last big concert because of all the damned hoops we had to endure just to park and get in to the venue, security searches, video cams everywhere, fucking spy drones flying all over the goddamn place and for ticket prices that would have bought me a nice new Les Paul, which would have been money more well spent than seeing an automaton performance of the same fucking songs that they've been doing forever.
Chanel Haynes is the back up singer . Mick is on top of his game and is an inspiration to all luckily I got to see them 9 times. The first time was 82 at the Tangerine bowl. Van Halen was the opening act. The picture on the back of the diver down album cover was taken at that show. I can pick me and my friend out in that picture at the very front of the stage.
awesome - thanks for listening!
I’m lucky been to every show since 1981
Wow
There is no denying it. This is what legends look like. Plus I still want to know the secret of Micks abs,Ticket prices are making me cry,but the day before or day of, people will sell for less as to not lose all of the money.
The last time I saw the Stones was in 2013 at the verizon center in DC. I tried buying tickets out front before the show but I couldn't find any for under $150, so i went to the pub down the street, downed about 3 beers and then walked right up to the front door of the arena as if walking in to will call, then i did a quick little pivot toward the elevator entrance (to the suite level, which i was familiar with as i had several "ins" with suite owners back in the day, and that is how they enter). The elevator door opened, i got in, and then the elevator went up to the suite level, opened, and...... NOBODY WAS STANDING THERE ON THE SUITE LEVEL. So i plum walked right in. FREE. I went down to the Captain Morgan bar area and paid the bouncer $10 for a barstool basically right behind and to the left of the soundboard, lower level. I figured that would be the last stones tour. Mick Taylor came out for a few songns. This WAS 11 YEARS AGO!
Awesome 🤘🤘🤘 haha
Saw em in New Orleans last week great show! Jagger best front man ever not even close! Yep Keith pretty much stays planted back by the drums did see Ronnie out on the catwalk a few times good to see him feeling better after his cancer issues. Greatest Rock n Roll band in the world!
thanks for listening!
We're all happy and amazed.. could I point out some weakness?? Actually no...I thought so at first.. Then I realized, it's strength....all we can do is shake are heads in amazement...
amen
I've seen the Stones 4 times in the 1970s and the average admission price was 5 to 7 bucks then! I miss those days but I'm retired from attending concerts, too much money and the people attending are just different, not the flower children of the 60s and 70s for sure. I had a T-shirt made once that said, "I may be old but I got to see all the really cool bands." Oh, two of the times I saw The Rolling Stones in concert, Stevie Wonder opened for them and the other time Chuck Berry opened for them at The Will Rogers Auditorium in Fort Worth, Texas that had just 2800 seats!
Awesome
The one and only time I saw The Stones was in 1981 at The New Orleans Superdome. Opening Acts were The Neville Brothers and George Thorogood. My buddy and I were jammed in and up close on the General Admission Floor so I couldn’t even leave my space cuz I’d never get back in lol. On a side note I did get to see Mick Taylor in Scottsdale around 2002 or so. He was very Bluezy and simply amazing
A lot of that 1981 Tattoo You Tour ended up on the 1982 Still Life album. A total classic. 👍🏻👍🏻
I was sitting in the first row at their first concert in NYC at the Academy of Music in 1965. The house was practically empty. As the curtain was closing on them I threw a giant gumbi with huge painted red lips on the stage. Mick picked it up. To this day I wonder if he still has it.
Awesome
I first saw the stones in 1981 in New Orleans. I can’t remember what I paid for the ticket, but whatever I paid it was SO f worth it. I went to Bourbon Street the next day and stayed till 2 AM at a bar. They played nothing but Rolling Stones. It was packed in the roof was coming off the place. I was in college and missed my finals on Monday. Lol
It’s sad to see Paul McCarthy still going out, having basically lost his voice. And other old acts faking it. But these guys still have it for real, and what’s more they still write new hits! Angry is really good.
Gimme Shelter and As Tears Go By, the current live versions are even better than the original record. Lucky you, for having seen them in the flesh. Very inspiring. 👍🎬
Thanks for listening 🤘🤘
Was there,great show the sound was just ok.
thanks for listening
I’ve always been on the fence about the Stones and have a feeling I’ll regret never seeing them…..but bands I like better keep touring….such as PJ and Dead and Co!!!! I’m going to all three of the same shows you are this week! I’ll be so excited to watch your reviews and so glad you got the Pearl Jam tickets! It’s going to be a great week! (I should add I also get to see Duran Duran Tuesday before heading to Vegas!
Awesome.. So excited for pj.. Got amazing seats that popped up in Ticketmaster a couple weeks ago.. Not resale. And they were half the price of what they were charging people in the presale.. It's a scam. I love Eddie Vedder but what they do with the tickets do not help the fans.
Agree! They make it so hard to get in the show but, you’ll forget all about it 3rd song in!!! Can’t wait!!!
I saw Pearl Jam open for the Stones once. I thought The Pretty Reckless was a better opening act. They were really good. And the Stones could crawl out of their coffins and still outrock anyone else. Sorry you missed them. You still have time to save your soul though; they're playing Seattle this Wednesday, May 15th.
Joe Bonamassa with them in Seattle.
You said it. Beatles, stones,zep. Rushmore. That's something I say all the time.
Thanks for listening 🤘🤘
Once you get past the fact that they aren't the 1972 Rolling Stones and appreciate what they are now its a great experience!
thanks so much for listening! hope you consider subscribing if you havent yet!
My sister bought me a t-shirt from their farewell tour in 1978. They suck live, and always have.