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Anything that has a connection to music.
February 15 2018
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EarthQueen
7 years ago
Saw him last week and it was such an amazing concert. So fun. My taste in music is always evolving. I really like hip hop now and love watching these type of concerts they can have a great energy. Still hate country though 😬 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
7 years ago
The G3 tour Satriani, Vai and Malmsteen After that, the rest is just...music. 🎸⭐️⚡️ - Posted from rhpmobile
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7 years ago
Howard Jones is the only huge concert his dream into action tour. That guy could certainly perform. Seen many small venue concerts though and of all one stands out above the rest. Was privileged and lucky enough to attend a very small and personal set and guitar workshop with BoB Brozman (sadly passed) now this guy is not a household name but has been recognised as one of the worlds finest guitarists. Plays many traditional styles from all over the world with his own twists. Love his song Three Family Blues if you want to hear something a bit closer to main stream. Anyways he shared so many stories as many as the songs he played. And he showed us some of his secrets on how to get effects from the guitar without the use of amplification and pedals etc. To sit and chat with him over a cuppa was inspirational and like talking to an old friend. Fantastic evening. ChasingMidnight would have been an amazing and interesting night, three of the guitar heroes from the eighties. Did it become a little cacophonous as I can imagine it could with three big egos up there together with the shredding skills to go with it. Speaking of great guitarists the one concert I did not go to and regret it as a big fan through their earlier career was Van Halen
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7 years ago
Thought I'd share some artists that are known but not big and some fairly unknown. Hope there is something here that everyone will find a new liking for. '2Cellos' 'Yoav' 'Zaz' 'Ultra High Flamenco' 'Watussi' 'Roger Drawdy and The Firestarters' 'The Red Paintings' 'Regina Spektor' 'Omnia' 'Paul Williams' 'Reamonn' 'Rokia Traore' 'My Friend the Chocolate Cake' ''Natalie Merchant' 'Nick Drake' 'Tunng' 'Kila' 'Emiliana Torrini' 'Bob Brozman' 'Capercaillie' 'India.Arie' 'Layla Zoe' 'Jeff Lang' 'RPWL' 'Cassandra Wilson' 'Lindsay Buckland' 'Kate Rusby' 'Loudon Wainwright' 'Richie Havens' 'Tim Buckley' 'Dory Previn' 'Kavisha Mazzella' 'Silly Wizard'
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madotara69
7 years ago
Wondering about the undies, what ever happened to them is something we all would wonder about on the odd occasion, especially, and this may just be from me being a man and from a mans perspective, I have no clue how a woman would configure all her dirty thoughts and from what depths of dark as to boundaries for just how dirty her thoughts may illuminate, although it has become a thing that we all ave very similar thought processes, men do have feelings and emotions and multi tasking is unfortunately not gender specific, therefore men should no longer be considered dull, or just a simple creature without the multi task features, acceptable and a pat on the head will generally suffice, it's all been an illusion with miss direction, coined by women and well done, it was a thing held very well and so very very almost believable, likely high figures in the percentage of the songs any artist has ever produced, come to emotions men sing the stories of why it was she fucking hates me, is one that comes to mind. Puddle of Mud, another i'll quote a feeling from a mans emotions he put to us. A song called, 'Control'. 'I love the way you look at meI feel the pain you place insideYou lock me up inside your dirty cageWell I'm alone inside my mind I'd like to teach you all the rulesI'd get to see them set in stoneI like it when you chain me to the bedBut then your secrets never shone I need to feel you, you need to feel meI can't control you, you're not the one for me, noI can't control you, you can't control meI need to feel you, so why's there even you and me?' The undies. Rubi, I spent a few years and a lot of time, with many musicians, backstage with bands, a friend and drummer I had been given once, lol true. He needed someone with him, so much to be done. Most was around people of the music performances and more to caring for many people, every day the phone would ring in the morning, next sitting in the car being told a story for how special this person we were about to see and for me, meet first time with my friend. Many of those were the rock and roll 'super stars' or whatever. Tough life in the music industry, the more successful, the more demand to meet the followers, being music, the diary pre filled with dates to be in a places, go to work in front of thousands solely to feel the pleasures of thought, feelings, emotions, put into poetry, then Rock 'n Roll, Jazz, Blues, Opera, theatrical stage performances, busking on a street corner, Fraggle Rock;, etc. People get mentally and physically exhausted, a little organ producing arousal and other of good feelings, can become exhausted, stops producing. Often all is needed is something to remind it, it needs to pump out those (chemicals amino acids are selected and formulated to be released for us to feel the way we do). We went from person to person who were struggling with the depressing state without the chemicals arousal (small word, massive meanings) we would go reset that little organ and people we left would all-ways be feeling the feelings again, hundreds of people, more over the years. Don't need to be some graduate specialist of psychological teachings to know something experiences, perhaps the person learns to understand at school to become a knower and means of income a career, a job.Our time was from one to the next super star after another with laughter and smiles and a hug with 'thankyou coming to care for me', a privilege, an education and insight into the simple things remedy the most diagnosed complicated mental health commodities and medicine prescriptions have made a thriving business as to the placebo pill. I see you don't mind a bit of a read Rubi, nor writing a read as I have enjoyed reading this topic, your story. Pete Morgan, the keyboard player and original member of Billy Thorpe and one of the Aztecs, this story has come to mind with the undies, the live stage rock'n roll concerts, back stage and in studios, recording and rehearsals, up in town for a show and couch surfing in a friends home in between the shows. Piggy he is better known and I remember sitting with him as we ate a meal our friend had prepared, She said it was a poor man Russian type of food, purple. mince and beetroot and cabbage I think. All Piggy thought as expressed the entire time he was up for a show, gig, concert, work, whateva, was how delicious the meal we ate, (the comforts of care and compassion, insight and spirit lifting a little spoilt for comforts in the lounge and living room, a family feeling and joys of with a rock'n roll superstar of the likes.) Dirty minds, men it's all they think about, sex and do crazy things when thinking with their little head, can't they understand we have multi tasking and need that connection, most in sex is in the mind and a little embarrassed by the parading sex crazed men, we are much more composed lol. (things I've heard of course, not any assumptions or for a smack from the girls) Piggy throughout the years with Thorpe, was known for displaying womens underwear on his electric organs on stage when playing.It was a thing that when the band played in concerts all around the world even. It was women throwing their underwear they were wearing, up to Piggy playing his organ, a phenomenon of women behaving as the principals of naughty sex crazed elicit and pushing the boundaries in public arena's, not multi tasking, composed ? A case and historically by nature with behaviour, (all those nickers Piggy kept, his favourite's of the moments there for all to see as he pushed notes off the keys, the (connection?) for those intimacies driving womens sexual behaviour when thinking with their little pussies. (Just pondering) Thorpe is a legend, he died around the time 2010, he was recording last I saw him, 'Tangier', putting down the drum track, sitting with Clarky another legend in the music industry because they are both dead now, it's the only way one can become a legend. At the mixing desk in Thorpe's studio Clarky playing back the recording of Tangier in the making and through some new valve amps he added to the mike inputs, sound quality. It sounded awesome, especially when standing in one of three places in the studio where the harmonics when listening, is ineffable Also as to the feelings of sex, I find ineffable, it's an intimate connection thing I need and can't explain, although in one sense after listening to the raw version of this new music we heard, and from a standpoint of ineffable harmonic dynamics (like the sounds are perfect in every sense, right in the middle centre of the brain, yet larger than the world around, it is all and everything of the mind and awesome sensations come of it) I said to Thorpe "it sounds like sex", he stopped and looked at me across the room and laughed. "it's supposed to sound like sex Mado", and it was a fine moment and good memories Rubi. Thanks for your's Mado Mado Tara xx
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RHP User
7 years ago
Awww... I've been writing some music, including country :p - Posted from rhpmobile
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7 years ago
Long commentary and a great read Mado. I actually made complete sense out of one of your entertaining ramblings that can drift off to places that I've not been and I been lots of places.
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7 years ago
Thanks great to read.
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7 years ago
has got me through so much it has certainly made a difference for me in my life.One of the things I endured especially in the teen years was my father's emotional and psychological nastiness, ( he was always on simmer I never knew when the erruption would happen) one of the things he did a number of times was to cut off the plug of the radio, I can clearly remember the colour of the radio and chopping board, fortunately he would always repair it. So all was well in the end each time and I could tune in and tune out to some great songs again.Thank goodness for music I say
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7 years ago
I'm listening to and watching --- Alter Bridge's Myles Kennedy - 'Watch Over You' LIVE at Billboard -- beautiful song -- love his voice.
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7 years ago
Music and songs that hit that place in us, makes us close our eyes, tilt our heads as we are calmed by it. 'JUST LOVE WHERE IT TAKES US'
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7 years ago
The ones that have us singing and grooving too, love it.
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7 years ago
the forums my username was rubyt25, rubyt was for Ruby Tuesday one my many favorites of The Rolling Stones songs. Love the name Ruby and if I have had another daughter I would have probably named her Ruby. I love the cover version of Ruby Tuesday that Melanie Safka recorded too. I have Melanies Gather Me Albubm love it, this is a track from it. Ring The Living Bell ---- love the lyrics Ring the living bell Ring the living bell Shine the living light Shine the living light Ring the living bell Ring the living bel Been celebrating 'way too long An' I've been drinkin', I'm ashamed to tell Still feel thirsty God I want to drink the water from the well Still feel thirsty God I want to drink and ring the living bell Ring the bell, ah Ring the living bell Still feel thirsty God, I want to give and ring the living bell I'm not a magic lady But I want to sing to help the light Descend on the earth today Because it's gonna get dark tonight Sing the light, ah Sing the living light Still feel weak, but God, I want to give and shine the living light Still feel weak, but God, I want to give and shine the living light Been walking down the street all night An' I been feeling kinda cold Still feel naked God I want to be warm before I get old and I'm cold Ah, an' I'm feeling cold Still feel hungry God I want to give and ring the living bell Still feel hungry God I want to live and ring the living bell Been celebrating 'way too long 'n' I have eaten much too well Still feel hungry God I want to give and ring the living bell Ring the bell, ah Ring the living bell Still feel hungry God I want to give and ring the living bell Still feel hungry God I want to give and ring the living bell Still feel hungry God I want to give and ring the living bell Ring the living bellRing the living bell, ring the living bell Shine the living light
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7 years ago
Luckily I grew up with an eclectic range of tunes in the house and a kickass system to boot. Melanie was an artist my mother played frequently so here are two favourites of mine The Saddest Thing And the saddest thing Under the sun above Is to say goodbye To the ones you love All the things that I have known Be came my life my very own But before you know you say goodbye Oh, good time, goodbye It's time to cry But I will not weep nor make a scene Just say "thank you Life for having been." And the hardest thing Under the sun above Is to say goodbye to the ones you love No I will not weep nor make a scene I'm gonna say "thank you Life for having been." And the loudest cry Under the sun above Is to silent goodbye From the ones you love Aaahaaha.... Any Guy I was bored I would not compromise Wanted more So I looked in your eyes But it could have been any guy's It could have been any guy's eyes But your eyes were there And they started to stare But don't think that I care - No Now you got The feeling you're great Cause we shared A few looks And I made one mistake But it could have been any one I was looking for that kind of fun And you were right there In love, all is fair But don't think that I care Now you got A new friend I know So I'm packing my things And I'm going to go Please don't make a scene Don't cry You can't stop me if you try I love being free It's the best way to be Is she as pretty as me, huh?? (3x) Is she as pretty as me, huh-huh? Is she as pretty as me, huh
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7 years ago
I said, ‘Instead of going in the direction that a lot of the women singers are going in [revealing], I’ll be very, very sexy under 18 pounds of chiffon and lace and velvet…I will have mystique.’ --- StevieNicks ---
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7 years ago
Don’t compromise yourself. You are all you’ve got. There is no yesterday, no tomorrow, it’s all the same day. --- Janis Joplin ---
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7 years ago
7 Feb 2018, 12:46pm and it's on ABC tv online. I was already aware that he lived in Austalia, if you wish to read the rest of the story or watch the related video it's from Rolling Stones and Grateful Dead to quiet life on the road for former tour manager Sam Cutler From running a London folk club in the early 1960s to working as a tour manager for the Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead, Sam Cutler says he left behind a life of "massive hedonism" to find himself and follow his own dreams. It's a journey that he began as an orphan in war-torn London before ending up in Australia as a writer and Buddhist dealing with cancer and living a gypsy-life in a bus.Mr Cutler's parents died during WWII and young Sam was evacuated to an orphanage to escape the bombings of London before being brought up by adoptive parents in the eastern outskirts of the city."I always loved music. My adoptive mother played piano very well and my uncle Jack was a violin player," he said. Caught up in the bluesHe later trained as a teacher while also running a folk club in a room above a pub.Mr Cutler was swiftly caught up in the wave of young musicians discovering the blues and R&B and met then-unknown musicians like Keith Richards and Charlie Watts who, within a few years, would be world-famous as members of The Rolling Stones.His interest in organising concerts led him to work for a production company that presented concerts in London's Hyde Park.After working on concerts by Pink Floyd and Eric Clapton, Mr Cutler worked on the famous Rolling Stones Hyde Park concert in 1969.From there, The Stones offered him the job of tour manager for their upcoming tour of the United States.It was at the beginning of that tour that he first announced what would become their standard introduction: "Ladies and gentlemen, the greatest rock and roll band in the world, The Rolling Stones".For the then-26-year-old, it was the experience of a lifetime to be managing the tour of the biggest rock band of the time.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Love her songs and voice. Have listened to and watched - Where Have All The Cowboys Gone -- my introduction to her. Currently listening to -- Me -- Love the lyrics. I am not the person who is singing, I am the silent one inside. I am not the one who laughs at people's jokes, I just pacify their egos. I am not my house, my car or my songs, They are only stops along my way. I am like the winter, I'm a dark cold female, With a golden ring of wisdom in my cave. (chorus)And it's me who is my enemy Me who beats me up Me who makes the monsters Me who strips my confidence I am carrying my voice I am carrying a heart. I am carrying the rhythm I am carrying my prayers, but you can kill my spirit, it's old and it is strong, And like a mountain I'll go on and on. But when my wings are folded, The brightly colored moth blends into the dirt into the ground And it's me who is my enemy. Me who beats me up. Me who makes the monsters. Me who strips my confidence. And it's me who's too weak, And it's me who's too shy to ask for the thing I love. And it's me who's too weak, And it's me who's too shy to ask for the thing I love. But I love I am walking on the bridge, I am over the water, And I'm scared as hell But I know there's something better. (Yes I know, yes I know, yes I know, yes I know) (chorus 2x)
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RHP User
7 years ago
I love it when I stumble across something new that sets my world on fire.The great thing about music is that there is so much out there, even within a broad genreone can't possibly hope to experience it all. There is always more to find. A couple of weeks ago I was just cruising around clicking on this and that on youtube whenI came across a relatively new band from the Ukraine called Ignea in the genre of oriental metal with Symphonic andindustrial elements. From my 1st initial listen I was hooked, and went and searched the album on Tidal HiFi (can't beat Flac). Kinda been listening to it everyday since, just adore the way that female vocalist Helle Bogdanova switches seamlessly between growls and normal singing voice.
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7 years ago
Really enjoyed a listen and no doubt will put me on to much more. Came across a group via youtube a few years back I love called Ulytau a folk/neo-classical metal band from Kazakhstan instrumental only. And a must see called 'Yaybahar Improvisation at Seaside' an amazing home made instrument with wonderful haunting sounds. Unsure if he has released anything of yet but I will have to suss that out it is incredible. Couple of instrumentalists well worth noting are Jake Shimabukuro - ukulele and Alexey Arkhipovsky - balalaika
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7 years ago
Rubi, my new screen name has a connection to music. I'm sure you'll be onto it.
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7 years ago
I've got the L.A. Woman album on vinyl bought it years ago at a second hand record shop for $2 at the time I was living in the suburb of Winsdor here in Melbourne, if my memory is right the record shop was in Pharan.Somtimes I wish I was still living in the area as I love it, I used to love going to the shops in Pharan ( loved the Pharan Market) and surrounding areas and it is pretty close to the City.But I do love the area I live in now. Quoting 'MrMojoRisin' Rubi, my new screen name has a connection to music. I'm sure you'll be onto it.
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7 years ago
around the area as well as along Dandenong Road especially on a nice day, really loved it when the blinds were up and the nice breeze would flow through.
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7 years ago
Princess Hwy not Dandenong Rd I used to live off Dandenong Rd though --
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7 years ago
I used to go to Dandenong Town Hall to see live bands --- Loved it.
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7 years ago
They have just announced a Summer tour starting in May The Rolling Stones, who have toured every year since 2012 and whose principals are all in their 70s, have announced another set of concert dates, this one a summer stadium run through the U.K. and Europe. The 11-date “No Filter” tour launches May 17 in Ireland and is likely to be another set filled with greatest hits, to judge by the video clip announcing the tour. The tour began last year; full dates are listed below.“NO FILTER! The news you’ve all been waiting for!” the announcement reads. “The Rolling Stones are bringing the No Filter tour to the UK and Ireland this summer, with some additional European shows! #TheRollingStones #StonesNoFilter #Tour” .In the initial run of dates includes five in the U.K., two in Germany two, and France, and one each in the Czech Republic and Poland. Rather than doing months-long campaigns as they did over the past few decades, the group’s strategy over the past five years has been to do a dozen-odd shows per continent every few months. .This tour was teased by founding guitarist Keith Richards in a Tweet a few hours before the dates were announced. .“We haven’t finished yet. It’s still too early to talk about the Stones’ legacy. There’s one thing that we haven’t yet achieved and that’s to really find out how long you can do this. It’s still such a joy to play with this band that you can’t really let go of it.” . Keith Richards – “It’s such a joy to play with this band there’s no stopping us, we’re only just getting started really.”.Mick Jagger – ‘‘This part of the ‘No Filter’ tour is really special for the Stones. We are looking forward to getting back onstage in the summer and playing to fans in the UK and Ireland. Its always exhilarating going to cities we haven’t played for quite a while and also some new venues for us like Old Trafford & The London Stadium.’’.Charlie Watts – “The Stones audience is the glue that keeps us together. The best and most satisfying moment is when you are reaching the end of the show and they are all going nuts.”. Ronnie Wood – “When I look out at the sea of people when we play all I can see is smiles. It’s heart-warming and I’m glad we make people happy. Music makes me happy, and it makes them happy…. its infectious.” . They are still Rolling so to speak, I still reckon their band name says it all. .It's possible they'll head here later during our warmer weather or maybe early Autumn next year
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7 years ago
those who follow the Stones will get what I'm saying. Charlie Watts: it wouldn't bother me if Rolling Stones split.Seventy-six-year-old drummer says he would be fine if the band called it a day tomorrow.Charlie Watts, the 76-year-old Rolling Stones drummer, who with his septuagenarian colleagues has announced the band’s first UK dates for five years, has said that if the band ended tomorrow that would be fine..“I love playing the drums and I love playing with Mick and Keith and Ronnie, I don’t know about the rest of it,” he said. “It wouldn’t bother me if the Rolling Stones said that’s it ... enough.”.The Stones have announced they will be playing in London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Cardiff during May and June with tickets going on sale on the 2nd of March. Given that they formed the band 56 years ago and their combined ages are 294, that is somewhat remarkable..“I don’t know what I would do if I stopped,” Watts said. “Keith is a great one for saying once you’re going, keep going. The big worry for me is being well enough. We don’t work like we used to fortunately. There are huge gaps between each show.”.Many musicians and artists of a certain age would now be considering their legacy but not Watts, who said he was amazed at the reaction to David Bowie’s death. “I thought people would have been very sad obviously, and he was a lovely guy and he wrote a couple of good songs. But for me, he wasn’t this musical genius.”.Watts said he had no idea if the current “No Filter” tour would be the last. “For me, I would like to be standing on Sunday 8 July at the end of the show in Warsaw. That’s as far as I can see.”.The hard-living days are long over, commented Watts, who said he had not drunk alcohol or smoked for some time. “We are getting to that elderly period, so it’s a good thing not to. When you’re 40 and you’ve got a hangover you get up and have another drink and you’re off again. I don’t think we could do it nowadays ... at this age. Smoking and drinking are not like they were in the 50s. In the 40s and 50s every film star smoked. You’d never see a film star now drinking or smoking, it’s not fashionable, I’m glad to say. In another way it has ruined jazz clubs ... they are totally unlike what I would consider a club. They have become very clinical.”.If the band ever call it a day he hopes it will be without rancour. “I would hate it to dissolve not amicably. I would like Mick to say, or me or Keith or whoever ... I don’t want to do it any more, for whatever reason, and we just say that’s it. I wouldn’t want it to be an argument or whatever.” Source -- The Guardian
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7 years ago
Heading Rolling Stones Announce Summer Tour Dates: ‘We Haven’t Finished Yet’ Source -- Variety
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7 years ago
Love the Stones and their music (the non sheeple Beatles) but I can't call myself a fan as such. But for me Charlie and his attitude is what makes the Rolling Stones. They are true musicians and Charlies words are just that.
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7 years ago
The Strolling Bones, I once would have killed for a ticket to see them. Now I can't help but see them as anything but an over priced and over hyped piece of memorabilia.
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7 years ago
He's still got it, he's evolved into a 21st century musician.
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7 years ago
I think most older bands that tour are past it but the avid fans still love it and clearly so do the musicians themselves. I can't believe the price of any concerts these days so pricey. Possibly if Dire Straits came together for a tour I'd lash out but they were as tight as a rock band gets. I have an album with Robert Plant and Allison Krauss not a bad one at all.
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7 years ago
I watch his videoes a lot love how he's evolved.Love the tracks on his new album and love the Raising Sands album he did with Alison Kraus. :-) Quoting 'MrMojoRisin' He's still got it, he's evolved into a 21st century musician.
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7 years ago
I am one of those that have camped out and managed to get the tickets and good seats in a lower price limited section.Not sure if they do come to Melbourne again if I would go, I know my daughter would want to and my son who's hasn't been with us is keen to come along so i'll see.Oh I never get caught buying the memorabilia at any concert but I will buy the concert program.The first time I took my daughter in 03, as we were heading out after the concert she spotted a $10 note on the ground a security guard said "that's a lucky find" she went and bought a poster with it. :) Quoting 'MrMojoRisin' The Strolling Bones, I once would have killed for a ticket to see them. Now I can't help but see them as anything but an over priced and over hyped piece of memorabilia.
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7 years ago
my daughter commented how it was good to see Mick's expressions I had a bit of a chuckle at the time as I remembered her "that's bit raunchy mum" comment in 03 and thought well at least she didn't say wrinkles.
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7 years ago
Your mention of the concert memorabilia reminded me of a guy I once knew Rubi. Years back I met a friend up the road from me. Ross was his name and a rather strange fellow, an original hipster, agoraphobic and an alcoholic, damn well drank two bottles of Bundy a day, used to call me blue cat (red head). Anyways he tells me he was an ex roadie for some big bands and told me many stories one of which he was too flat out and had to knock back a sit in with Santana, was an amusing story. Well of course I listened to his tales not really believing it as he was a bit mentally disturbed turns out it was because of way too much partying, alcohol and drugs. As one day he takes me to the spare room and shows me bags of tshirts flyers and posters from the 60's and 70's and major artists. Black Sabbath, Santana, Skyhooks, The Stones, Alice Cooper etc. It was all the tour memorabilia that only those connected with the tours had. It was fantastic going through his stuff but unfortunately I was not allowed to buy any shirts from him. All these huge artists and brand new touring shirts that the public would never have seen. He reminded me of the author in a book called 'When the music's over: My Journey into schizophrenia' interestingly enough the Authors name is Ross David
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7 years ago
Ross David Burke was the authors name
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