Martha Washington
eat it! it's GOOD for you
well, I thought they were great.
It's not uncommon for the Stones to take a few songs to get a head of steam up and I actually like it. Woodie seemed to be handling the Lion's Share of the riffage and, no doubt about it, he played a big handful of bad. Now, here's what a like about the Stones. Instead of instantly recovering, he played another big handful of bad. A "yeah, I meant to do that" moment. I don't mind when my rock and roll gets a little messy, especially well worn chestnuts. So, Mick looked silly, Keith was out of it, Woodie played some bad chords and, as far as I'm concerned, they rocked the crowd as well as a Halftime crowd wants to rock. Long Live the Rolling Stones!
It's not uncommon for the Stones to take a few songs to get a head of steam up and I actually like it. Woodie seemed to be handling the Lion's Share of the riffage and, no doubt about it, he played a big handful of bad. Now, here's what a like about the Stones. Instead of instantly recovering, he played another big handful of bad. A "yeah, I meant to do that" moment. I don't mind when my rock and roll gets a little messy, especially well worn chestnuts. So, Mick looked silly, Keith was out of it, Woodie played some bad chords and, as far as I'm concerned, they rocked the crowd as well as a Halftime crowd wants to rock. Long Live the Rolling Stones!