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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: s&r Date: 06 Aug 13 - 03:52 AM Pleases desist from such xenophobic posts cobber. Stu |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: WalkaboutsVerse Date: 02 Aug 13 - 07:23 PM An English life wasted in devotion to AMERICAN rock and blues, instead of his own good English folk and/or classical music. More here - http://davidfranks.blogspot.co.uk/p/messages.html |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 01 Aug 13 - 09:05 PM It's lovely to see Mick mingling in such a relaxed and genial way with the upper classes...just the kind of gracious scenes Penelope Rutledge is often found in, and the kind Chongo envisions himself moving through effortlessly after he gets elected. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Bob Ryszkiewicz Date: 01 Aug 13 - 07:24 PM Being Mick...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrixtAkg5B0 Curious that there don't seem to be any Mudcatters at the party...Probably hiding in the bushes under their pseudonyms...LOL :0) O.K. O.K. settle down, I'm sure Mick would have invited you had he known that you were free that day. Excluding, of course, those among you who have been discussing his weenie. NO CHAMPAGNE FOR YOU! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Musket getting nostalgic Date: 01 Aug 13 - 01:27 PM I saw them during the Voodoo Lounge tour. There were lots of VW posters etc as Volkswagen were part of the sponsorship. The next day, he gave an interview to the local radio station. They ribbed him about corporate sponsorship, citing the VW stuff. Selling out etc. Dunno. Said Mick. My chauffer drives a Mercedes. .. Here pete. Your family story. Is that where he got the inspiration for Sympathy for the Devil? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: alanabit Date: 01 Aug 13 - 11:53 AM I feel ill equipped to debate among this level of experience and expertise! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Ed T Date: 01 Aug 13 - 10:15 AM An estimated 4,000 women and 300 men (according to a recent biographer)? Well, no wonder it's small. They do wear down through use, don't you know - except if you get them re-pointed:) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Spleen Cringe Date: 01 Aug 13 - 09:30 AM Only suspect? ;-) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: alanabit Date: 01 Aug 13 - 07:37 AM I have no idea (or interest in) of the size of Sir Michael's pecker. However, I suspect it has been in places where mine never will! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Concerened Date: 01 Aug 13 - 03:00 AM I i believe mickypoos has infeasably large plums |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Ed T Date: 31 Jul 13 - 03:28 PM I never think much about Jagger's penis - be it big, small, or medium in size or girth :) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 31 Jul 13 - 03:18 PM So? Godzilla's pecker is tiny, and look at what he's done! This can easily be confirmed by viewing any of the movies he's starred in. His pecker is so infinitesimally small that it's virtually undetectable, yet this has not prevented him from rising to the top of his particular vocation and becoming world famous. It is said that 88% of Japanese women have sexual fantasies about Godzilla at least once or twice a week. Size doesn't matter!!!!!!!! ;-) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,conceened Date: 31 Jul 13 - 03:00 PM ..and (allegedly) he still has a very small pecker.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Roger the Skiffler Date: 31 Jul 13 - 10:09 AM ...and he'll always be 4 months older than me! As to who looks the better... RtS |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Spleen Cringe Date: 31 Jul 13 - 07:43 AM Plenty of people got into making music by emulating their musical heroes - it's a fine tradition. Even something like punk with its alledged year zero approach has its antecedents in 60s garage rock, The Stooges, The Velvet Underground and so on. Personally the Stones don't really do it for me these days - I like a lot of their older stuff (in fact there's a strong argument that they should have retired after Exile On Main Street!), but I can't see why anyone would want to watch them being their own tribute band in a massive aircraft hangar at god knows how much per ticket. Especially when there are so many great bands out there playing intimate venues with affordable ticket prices... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,EdT Date: 31 Jul 13 - 07:06 AM IMO, music and the entertainment field is better off because of his contributions - and those of his band mates. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: alanabit Date: 31 Jul 13 - 06:37 AM Indeed. Jeff Beck tells the story of an early Yardbirds tour to the USA and the band could not believe that Americans were taking them seriously! A lot of the young whites were hearing the imported version from white Brits before they actually heard their own American blues masters! BB King, Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker all gave the Brits credit for making their music popular again. It may have been unjust, but at that time the originals had slipped below the radar. Had it not been for the British blues boom, many of us would never have heard of Robert Johnson, BB, Muddy Waters, MJH and a host of other greats. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 30 Jul 13 - 06:42 PM Practically all the English rock musicians in the early 60s fell in love with the old Blues music that came from the Black musicians in the USA. Why pick on Jagger for it? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: alanabit Date: 30 Jul 13 - 04:55 PM Er no. He got taken to the cleaners financially at that time of his life Shimrod! The Stones loved blues music and were as surprised as anyone when their music began to generate huge amounts of money. No one should resent them for wanting a share of it. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Shimrod Date: 30 Jul 13 - 01:04 PM Mick Jagger = A middle class English white boy who got very rich pretending to be an opressed African-American! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST Date: 30 Jul 13 - 09:04 AM When all is said and done, the Stones will probably be remembered for writing some of greatest rock 'n' roll songs in the history of popular music: "Jumpin' Jack Flash"; "Brown Sugar"; "Honky Tonk Women"; "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)" etc Part of their appeal is the ability, after half a century, to still sound like they just picked up their instruments a year or two ago. The KISS (keep it simple stupid) principle put into musical practice, and why budding rock musicians throughout the years hold the Stones in such high esteem. Learning Keef's riffs are an excellent primer to rock 'n' roll guitar. Instead of highlighting their musical shortcomings, the Stones' minimal arrangements over the years have elevated this style to an art form, much the way John Fahey's style engendered the descriptive invention of "American Primitive" fingerstyle guitar playing. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 30 Jul 13 - 05:10 AM I didn't mean Donovan, I meant Bob Dylan. Honestly, becoming totally senile is NO fun at all! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 30 Jul 13 - 04:52 AM And Donovan. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 29 Jul 13 - 11:48 PM The 60s was a time of absolutely incredible idealism and creativity...which ran head on into cynical, corrupt governments and vested financial interests who had no intention of yielding the power of the tiny elites who rule over the rest of humanity. Those wealthy elites are still ruling over the rest of humanity, and that means over all of us, and the young people in the succeeding generations. The challenges remain the same. I hope to live to again see a young generation that dares to hope as we did and that takes up the struggle to bring about genuine freedom and equality for all people. The Rolling Stones? Well, they were a very good band of their type, but not social idealists. Rather, they were just good at what they did. The musicians of that era I really admire are people like Joan Baez, Jackson Browne, and Buffy Sainte-Marie who didn't just talk the "cool" talk of the moment...they got out there and worked hard to bring about a more just society. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 29 Jul 13 - 06:52 PM My meaning was that all generations probably tend to be a bit arrogant, at all stages of their life. We think we got it right in ways our predecessors and successors did not. Occasionally perhaps we are correct in thinking that. That's how I tend to feel about the sixties, but then I would. As for Jagger, he made some good songs, and it's fun to see a contemporary with all that energy. But he always was a dillitante when it came to serious stuff, and he never actually made any pretence to the contrary. Basically a Tory through and through. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,concerend Date: 29 Jul 13 - 08:29 AM Crap!!! crap!! and more crap.. when are you lot gonna come out of your collective smug world and start adresSing real issues!!! Little hawk just about sums you all up "shru, well it will be ok tommorow" crap..what has changed except that we have the gobshite cameron and his bullingdom chums destroying communities with his far right policies,, pick on the vunerable make the rich even more richer...and before anyONE says it again about labour...IT IS A WORLD WIDE PROBLEM, TRILLIONS BEING HIVED OF SHORE...FOR CHRIST SAKE WAKE UP!!!!!!!!!!! All generations arent all like that Mcgrathh..in the sixties we had hope and revolution in our fists and minds we wasnt gonna be shat on.. look at the music whose icons have joined the establishment. In the front has to be the posturing squawking jagger with his thrusting lips and buttocks..dont know quite what it is that he is thrusting. We aint gonna get any thing unless we take it..stop this flabby thinking an do somethng |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 29 Jul 13 - 07:51 AM Hasn't really changed. We're still an arrogant generation.. It's just that these days our scorn is more directed towards people who are still wet behind the ears. Those infants under sixty, say... Aren't all generations like that really? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 28 Jul 13 - 10:50 PM Ah well...that's exactly how a lot of the people in our generation felt, isn't it? They figured that anyone over 30 was irrelevant...a hilariously dippy notion to have about humanity, but it was normal at the time to be both arrogant and at the same time defensive (in the manner of noble martyrdom) about one's own youthfullness. I could blush to think of just how arrogant we were at the time....but (shrug) I can forgive it too. It was understandable, given the various forces that were in play. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 28 Jul 13 - 08:45 PM Maybe the Who should re-record My Generation, just changing one line to "I hope I die before I act old"... That way it still fits the generation in question pretty well. Fits the Stones anyway. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: alanabit Date: 28 Jul 13 - 07:02 PM For what it's worth, I have always enjoyed The Stones and admired Mick Jagger's professionalism as an entertainer. The Stones were robbed blind in the sixties, which was the time most people would say was when most of their greatest songs were recorded. I believe they were absolutely right to get their business affairs organised and to demand a proper share of the income they were generating - most of which had hitherto gone into other pockets. Good luck to them - and if you don't like 'em, why waste your time moaning about them when you could be listening to music you like? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,concerend Date: 28 Jul 13 - 04:12 PM Talent? for all his wealth his nasal squawking and whining cannot even be loosly described as singing..he aint got a clue about breathing, diction, projection, phrasing and all the other stuff that goes to make a real singer..some one like the Sinatra chappie; now there was some one who could really sing....and he had a very large penis!! As usual Seaman Stayns you have got it completely wrong on both counts...if you know why do you ask? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Date: 28 Jul 13 - 04:04 PM Jack, both of them were doing treatments, Richards far more. ..and 'Hello'..been noticing you've been taking some flak, on some of the other threads...I'm not sure what happened, but we used to 'go at it'...seems to me, that I'm in more agreement with a few more of your posts, for what it's worth. Regards, GfS |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 28 Jul 13 - 03:56 PM Just because he's rich doesn't detract from his talent. And he's famous for his music, not his willy! You've made me smile, GUEST concerned! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Jack the Sailor Date: 28 Jul 13 - 03:54 PM "During the mid to late 70's, he used to do dialysis, to clean his blood from the drugs he was taking." Wasn't that Keith? and wasn't it blood tranfusions? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,concerened Date: 28 Jul 13 - 03:52 PM Who is really interested in a multi billionare..street fighting man my arse!!!A sell out merchant of the highest order.....and he has a very small penis (allegedly)!! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 28 Jul 13 - 03:04 PM Oh, and Honky Tonk Women. Forgot about that! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 28 Jul 13 - 03:02 PM I used to (and still do actually!) adore "I used to love her, but it's all over now..." I'd play it as loudly as possible on a CD in my car on the way to Prisons all over UK. There's just something about Mick, difficult to define but... something! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Date: 28 Jul 13 - 12:10 PM I met Mick, at an 'after concert party' for the 'Doors', in 1968, under the Hollywood Bowl, in the basement. Actually, offstage, he is rather subdued, and polite..rather small and thin, almost sickly in appearance, but energy coming off him. During the mid to late 70's, he used to do dialysis, to clean his blood from the drugs he was taking. But one thing...he made it to 70! GfS |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Dave MacKenzie Date: 27 Jul 13 - 07:20 PM It's hard to think he's that young. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 27 Jul 13 - 06:48 PM My pulse is working just fine, Bob, and my neurons are firing properly too. ;-) I have a life. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Bob Ryszkiewicz Date: 27 Jul 13 - 05:09 PM Illogical use of language?, meaning all these people are wrong, and you, Little Hawk, are the sole depository of wisdom? http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,1671738,1672044 Little Hawk, there is still time, GET A LIFE! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Jim McLean Date: 27 Jul 13 - 01:57 PM Interestingly, this thread is not in the music section. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Ron Davies Date: 27 Jul 13 - 11:39 AM And just think, when the money gives out, the Stones can run a chain of haunted houses. No makeup necessary. They all look the part. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Little Hawk Date: 27 Jul 13 - 10:42 AM The $305,000,000 isn't what he's worth...it's what he has. Not saying anything bad about the man in saying that, just pointing out the illogical use of language. It's damn silly to say a person is "worth" some given amount of money, in my opinion. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,Bob Ryszkiewicz Date: 26 Jul 13 - 08:28 PM Even the most jaded would have to agree that Mick is a force of nature. He ran around "the tongue pit" 3 times during the show and ran circles around some of his guests. Surprised to find that he's only worth $305,000,000! I thought he would surely be a Billionaire. The guy in front of me at the T-shirt booth spent $650...and then had to pay for tickets...$85.00 minimum up to $635 at the Bell Center in Montreal. Scalpers were trying to unload a pair of tickets for $1000. Your average yearly budget for most Folk clubs....:0) Happy Birthday Mick! The STONES.... STILL, for many, "England's Newest Hit Makers" in a lot of ways...LOL |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Leadbelly Date: 26 Jul 13 - 01:34 PM "I'm Paul from the Beatles", he said. " Oh, I didn't recognized you. May I come in for a cup of tea?" "Sure", answered Mick "Even for that". Pete, isn't this the rest of your nice story? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: GUEST,pete from seven stars link Date: 26 Jul 13 - 12:59 PM methinks he is pretty establishment now. .he comes from down my way and has returned to his old grammer school,where an arts wing was named after him. a funny incident relates to my wife. when she was a teenager in a strict Christian family she got a paper round. one day mick came to the door and asked if she wanted his autograph. she replied " no,who are you!" |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Jack the Sailor Date: 26 Jul 13 - 12:32 PM Sir Mick? That's just wrong. Happy Birthday to the Street fighting man. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: fat B****rd Date: 26 Jul 13 - 12:25 PM Oh, what the Hell !! Happy Birthday, Sir Mick. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Pete Jennings Date: 26 Jul 13 - 10:41 AM LOL. What I'd like to know is how come he's still got a full head of hair? Bags of money, methinks. |
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Subject: BS: Happy 70th, Mick Jagger!! From: Rapparee Date: 26 Jul 13 - 10:02 AM Yup. All you rockers out there -- Mick turns 70 today! Doesn't look a day over 90, does he? |
