50 years and still going strong.
 

This is what you call a great band.

http://www.stereophile.com/images/Rolling%20Stones.JPG

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-kyZfRonJwk...ing-Stones.jpg

Can you see me in the crowd? 1969



Not in the audience here. 1968



Recent. And still a crowd pleaser. 2009



If you've never seen them live, you're life isn't complete yet. :winkwink:

I saw them first in a room over a pub in 1964 and recently in Brno. And numerous other times.

Nice. Also of note is that after a whopping 33,907 unsuccessful attempts, you've finally made your first quality GFY post!! Congrats, big guy!

I dont like them too much :D but they are legends

You'd think with all that money they could afford to eat..

You missed the last Youtube video then. At the least they're creaming it. :thumbsup

No doubt they are still a great band, seen them several times during the 60's :thumbsup

I was never a fan and then I read Keith Richards book. They had a real passion for and understanding of the music they were making.

My mom went to SNL last month when Mick Jagger hosted.

Wonder if the Beatles still haunt them? They are an amazing band and always seemed to be under the shadow of their rivals in youth. Even in "all you need is love" he's there. Do you think in 100 years they will be listening more to Beatles or Stones? Don't know but agree - after 50 years they've lasted longer than any group and more successful. a Dynasty

Yup, true legends!

Absolutely amazing and great.

living proof that ugly people can make it big

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

never got to see them back in the day as i wasn't born but saw them in 2006 and they were great. does anyone listen to ronnie woods radio show? its pretty decent.

Not the first time someone has said this. :1orglaugh

"Old" isn't "rock n' roll"...

I dont like their music, but they sure are a legend!

amazing one of them is not dead much less them all

worst band of all time

Agreed. How they're still with us and playing is amazing.

hahahah nice:thumbsup

great thread paul you really know the industry