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Katherine
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The trailer for the documentary is awesome (with End of the Century running though it), as is the video for A Good Life.
I would love to hear 'The Other Shoe' Saturday in Philadelphia. TIA
7 February 2007 - NJ
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Mark
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And by the way, Foo Fighters suck, Prince is a mediocre Vegas act (oh the irony), and since I haven't mentioned it in a while.....George Bush is the devil and without question the worst "leader" this country has seen in ages.
6 February 2007 - Greeensburg
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Mark
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Granted, the Stones aren't what they once were. Neither are the Who, Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty, U2 or Springsteen. The Stones won't ever write another Exile on Main Street, but Springsteen's never putting out another Born to Run either. The Stones still have some great nights....Cleveland Licks 03, Pittsburgh No Security '99, and PNC Park 2005. Yeah, there were some subpar shows thrown in, but with any rock and roll band, you'll have that.
6 February 2007 - Greensburg
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Dave
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Blue Oyster Cult is the best American band out there and they are still playing. I was hooked ever since I first heard them back in 76.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5V7KPZtcOVQ
6 February 2007 - Larimer
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Jeff&Karen;
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You're all correct in stating that the Stones are no longer what they once were and their shows are obscenely overpriced (like so many others these days). We missed the last tour, but have seen them 4 times starting back in '89 for the Steel Wheels tour. Our favorite performance was in '97 at The Shoe (Ohio State Stadium) during the Bridges to Babylon tour. It seems that subsequent shows, even though they were in arenas as opposed to massive stadiums, just haven't measured up. I will conclude this topic by just restating that I'd still take a so-so performance by the Stones over most of today's "popular" artists. Let's face it, they're not going to be around much longer, so I'll just enjoy them while I can. Besides, not everybody gets better with age (like a certain Pittsburgh rocker we all know)!
By the way, Hank, we couldn't agree with you more regarding the H.O.B. in Cleveland. We've seen several shows there since it opened and it's always been a great time!
6 February 2007 - Not far from the HOB Cleveland
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Kimmy
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Bravo!!!! or in Serbian... Vrio Dobar.. can't wait to view the Documentary in its entirety!!!!
6 February 2007 - Irwin
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Dave
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My buddy Mark showed me a clip of the stones PNC show, and I was shocked at how poorly Ron Wood played. It was like he didnt know what he was doing, not what I expected from a guy in the biggest rock band of all time.
6 February 2007 - Larimer
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Keith G. Kondrich
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CHILLS! CHILLS! CHILLS! If the trailer is any indication, this is going to be one hell of a documentary!
I'd like to preorder 100 videos!!
6 February 2007 - Pittsburgh, PA
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FLAT BROKE PRODUCTIONS
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Check out the following link for a sneak preview for the soon to be released documentary on the incredible career of Joe Grushecky.."A Good Life - The Joe Grushecky Story"
http://www.flatbrokeproductions.com/current_projects.htm
6 February 2007 - Cincinnati / Columbus, OH
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directions link for the Tin Angel
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http://www.tinangel.com/directions.html
early show, Saturday night
6 February 2007 - Philadelphia !
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