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December 08, 2012

Christmas in Rockville | Happy Holidays from Keef

Keith Richards, "Run Rudolph Run."

Dec 8, 2012 1:13:00 AM

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YEEAAAHHH!!!

THATS A GOODER!!!!

Stones play in Brooklyn tonight and will be there for the Hurricane relief show on Wednesday, and then another 2 shows next week.

Check for the pay per view next Saturday and free clips of the Sandy relief concert on Wednesday.

Posted by: Vick | December 08, 2012 at 02:21 AM

Stones play in Brooklyn tonight and will be there for the Hurricane relief show on Wednesday, and then another 2 shows next week.

Posted by: lambo door hinges | December 13, 2012 at 01:10 AM

Wished they would have done a longer set last night at that 12/12/12 Sandy deal. All felt a little rushed to me. Mick brought the energy and from my perspective it's always cool to see the Stones but I thought their performance was just okay. Again if they could have stretched it to at least 3 or 4 songs, I think it would have played better. Oh well, as a whole, I thought it was a good show. Springsteen got things off to a rousing start and I didn't even know about the Roger Waters set going in, that killed! And love Billy Joel's Sandy-skewed version of "Miami 2017", which he also performed at the earlier telethon.

Posted by: pellboy | December 13, 2012 at 07:33 AM

"it's always cool to see the Stones"
YUP:)

The event was lucky to have them, they have a full concert to play tonight, and the PPV on Saturday.

It was a great show last night and Paul McCartney continues to prove he is one of the greatest of all time.... that is fomr someone who thinks the Beatles were basically a fly by night band, but Paul is a BAD ASS!

Springteen is dropping, even further on my charts, he is like nails on a chalkboard.... 120% shctick/act/BS.... he is not as bad as that crap rapper who almost ruined tha concert, but he is down there.

Roger Water was surprisingly good to me..... The Who should have stayed retired long long ago.

McCartney's jam with Grohl was amazing!!

Posted by: Kick | December 13, 2012 at 07:49 AM

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