Stones On The Road '76 - Full Documentary

[@theodoretheelder6248]

Charlie Watts was a wonderful human being. I never get tired of listening to him.

[@mikeandreach3777]

Thanks Charlie, for all you did. You weren’t micks drummer. He was your vocalist. RIP Chollie

[@bendelrey2188]

It’s good hearing Charlie talking in depth about himself, and little Marlon running round being himself

[@stephenhensley5631]

Ronnie seems to live a charmed life . I first saw him when he played bass with Jeff Beck and he was really young .I also got to chat with Rod Stewart before the show and was blown away !

[@jameslichtenberger9789]

Wish this was 2 hours long. More, more, more!!!

[@myworstenemy680]

As a live act it's tough get any better than the Stones. They will probably perform until Mick and Keith are in the 90's.

[@CG-or1re]

good to see at least a small acknowledgment of Ian Stewart

[@acousticshadow4032]

At MSG in NYC on June 27, 1975 - with the same Lotus Petal Stage as on this '76 European Tour - at one point the stage starts to turn, and there is Ian Stewart pounding away on the keys of a piano. It was a beautiful sight!

[@marthaworc7873]

This is a really good documentary. I wish it was longer.

[@OneSupreme08]

Charlie have so much wisdom. He did bring stability to other memebers electricity. He was/is healing influence for sure. And very nice to talk with. Could listen to his revelations for an hours. Have feeling he would be really good writter as well ! Of course all others are cool as well.

[@mrjamescurry]

Thames television and they are all taking a bump within the first 5 seconds😄-amazing

[@gimmeshelter1969]

I imagine that was par for the course during the 1970s. And not just for the Stones. No wonder rock musicians are dropping like flies in recent years. Cocaine is a killer.

[@davidmellish3295]

@@gimmeshelter1969 cocaine isn't really a killer,alcohol and tobacco kill far far more. The government statistics are 34 out of every 100 000 users die from alcohol. Yet 6 out of every 100 000 users die from illegal drugs and that's not just cocaine that's all of them put together. Cocaine kills hardly any people at all really,most that die from it are the dealers shooting each other for control of the vast profits;so if they legalised it then that would take away the money and power from these ruthless ,violent people. Again it's the MONEY they kill each other for,the drugs don't matter,when alcohol was illegal the same thing happened and if they made sugar illegal then there would be 'sugar barons ' killing each other for control of the enormous profits the same way the drug lords do today and the booze barons did in the 20s

[@MrCorbett26]

Thanks George, really enjoyed this. Living legends.

[@dockaiser]

keith's back - heel - Wodka - flip at 2:27 is iconic

[@leecutty8184]

Good to see a interview where Charlie says more than a few words.

[@yeahbabbler8209]

Absolutely Lee. Charlie is just TOO damn cool.

[@MrRJB32]

That’s the consensus when you hear the band talk about Charlie too. Everybody seems to love him and say he’s down to earth.

[@huskvarsm]

charlie watts is economical with his words but what he says is alway ironic and spot on hes great. and honest "i mean what is it its all about me" he is brutally honest and very cool.

[@TV225TS1]

Remember seeing this when it was first aired. The Earls Court gig from '76 sometimes gets an airing on BBC Radio 6 Music. It's rough round the edges, but they'll always be the "Greatest Rock N Roll band in the world !", Sam Cutler couldn't had put it better.

[@byebyejohnny1277]

JUST GREAT , AND THIS 1976, AND THEY STILL ROCKING IN 2015 AND PLAYING AMAZING

[@avalondreaming1433]

2021, still rocking but missing Charlie!

[@bungle3912]

@@avalondreaming1433 2023, still going. Keith will die in 2096.

[@baronsaturday2103]

STILL ROCKIN' IN 2024!!!!!! HEY HO!

[@branko4033]

That was when I first saw them live. Two nights in a row. By that time, I was already 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸Rolling Stoned 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸 for life. Still am. Never went cold turkey on the Stones, never will ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nomadtraveller100]

Adding to my favorites. Have to watch this whole thing and share with friends.

[@Mirabella76]

Love how Billie Preston said the guys did not really change since 65.

[@Wolfwolveswolf]

No other Band can touch the Stones when you get down to it, they are Rock n' roll; and yes even the Beatles.

[@lequipefourteen822]

The Beatles was a pop band , the Stones are a rock band

[@baronsaturday2103]

The Beatles were Beat!

[@chrisfreeman4457]

Years ago Charlie Watts did a half hour late night interview on NBC. I don't recall if it was with Tom Snyder, a popular late-night host. But it was on NBC. But I was just so amazed to see such a lengthy interview with him. Maybe it's on KZbin.

[@baronsaturday2103]

Yeah, there's a bunch of longer interviews with Charlie here on YT

[@5InAnotherLand5]

Love Bill&Charlie talking!:)))

[@baronsaturday2103]

Yeah, I love Charlie talking about things I always wondered about him, like he doesn't like living out of a suitcase, etc. But here he explains how it is for him being on tour, and how he loves to play with the Stones, etc. Great to watch!

[@jefffletcher4958]

Seen them in 97 best live show ever.

[@glassslide]

That was REALLY cool!!!

[@jameskennedy721]

Mick Taylor had quit , but they still had alot going for them at this point . The LOVE YOU LIVE set gives a glimpse of that year .

[@SullenMorbius]

And they still hasn't even released their biggest selling album, Some Girls

[@baronsaturday2103]

Mick maybe quit, but they got Ronnie Wood instead, a real Stone and a great guitar player! I love Ronnie. And I love the Stones and everything they stand for...!

[@driffter1976]

Wyman already 40 years old.

[@jonesy2111]

And he looks younger than the others

[@alanbrown3449]

the bit when they're watching the fitba was in glasgow, the second of 3 nights at the apollo. i remember jagger telling the audience the score.

[@georgeking1909]

Thank you very much dear! Very interesting to see their lives while on tour

[@tilesetter1953]

Street fighting man: Jagger cannot sing it, he howls most of it. Is everyone just fucking deaf including him????

[@baronsaturday2103]

He could be tired. And you can't, (and don't have to be) a perfect singer áll the time.. It's the whole package. '76 is the year that punk broke in the UK, so lots of sloppyness going on but still doing great shows..!

[@grangrampa832]

The GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND EVER ❤👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!

[@dunphish]

To think only 32 years earlier, men were dying on the beaches of Normandy... and indeed, up until only one year before this tour, men were dying in the jungles of Vietnam... It's hard to parse, really... the different paths that our lives can take as human beings. It's all a matter of timing, circumstance, and a whole lotta luck...

[@katielawrence5420]

I love The Rolling Stones.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?

[@baronsaturday2103]

Hahahaha...!😂

[@fredflintstoner596]

@@baronsaturday2103 YOU WANT ROOM 16 FOR HIM ?

[@acousticshadow4032]

Damn - it cuts out in the middle of "Starfucker"!!!

[@maxwelter970]

I saw the 78' Tour and they were full of drugs and creativity and brilliance. Saw them again years later when they were "cleaned up" and the show was so boring and to the letter with all the now infamous Stones moves it seems as though they were just going thru the motions and posing. It was awful. I'd never pay to see them again, but that 78' show was what a concert should be.

[@maxwelter970]

Now the band is almost just caricatures of what they use to be. Christ, retire already. It's over. It was a brilliant run but they should have been smart enough to quit while they were on top instead of what they've become. And the sad thing is the tickets now are inflated to the point of thievery yet they are just shit live.

[@byebyejohnny1277]

COME ON MATE , THE VOO-DOO LOUNGE TOUR WAS GREAT , AND STEELS WHEELS

[@tokaicarl]

max welter yeah too right unfortunately-- sad how they are now- but i suppose its good to still see them about-- bloody sad watchin this docu- takes u back to the good times

[@LinnVaveon]

max welter I have seen them every American Tour since 1978 in 12 different Cities, and could not disagree with you more, Max! You may have caught them on a bad night. Saw them in San Diego last week and as usual - IT WAS INCREDIBLE.

[@genericgeorge]

max welter You have a point. They are calculated now down the the enth degree as a live act and have lost the magic along the way. In the 70's when they were bad they were bad, but when they got it right they were magical. Someone put it well when they said fans now go along to watch The Stones live to say they have seen the legend as a spectacle (perhaps for the last time). Lets just be grateful they're still kicking and we can see them. We may only have 10 years left to do that.

[@MrGaditana]

Charlie Watts is a great Type of Guy

[@jonboyd5694]

When Mick referred to Charlie in 1984 as my drummer Charlie punched him and said never ever again call me your drummer. You're my fucking singer

[@johnmorrissey2124]

was at th gig what night still rockn rip charlie stewart brian❤

[@sergioeduardo6265]

The best version of the band With Ronnie,,what a upgrade

[@baronsaturday2103]

Yeah! Mick Taylor was great too, but Ron is a real Stone, a great guitarist and maybe the fun loving glue who held it all together..

[@dougtull4594]

I can hear Peter Frampton in the background.

[@davidlalremruata]

Charlie is really grateful, isn't he?

[@BobRobie1]

dope i wish there was some around hahaha

[@perjonsson4310]

The reporter don't know so much about drugs."Dope" then you,usally,are meaning weed or hash.The thing they thought Keith would drop of the list from using were smack,heroin. So,of course Keith laughs:kill onself with dope?Wish it was some around etc....

[@baronsaturday2103]

@@perjonsson4310Yeah.. here in Holland we say 'dope' if we mean 'smack' and 'wiet' for 'weed'. So if people are talking about dope in the English or American language, I sometimes wonder.. but most o/t times they talk about weed.

[@robertloader9826]

Props to Ian Stewart, absolute geezer!!

[@modestoney1577]

I think it`s sad that Ian Stewart was only considered a "roadie".

[@petermills2061]

Modestoney. Non of the Stones saw him as that !! Stew was the '6th Stone' playing on many of their records & Live. They all loved, respected & mourned him !

[@jghatora1]

At 08:10 Mick Jagger talks about the 1976 European Cup final between St Etienne & Bayern Munich, which Bayern won.

[@iaindowie2790]

The 1976 Knebworth concert was jam packed by 7pm, see video, bank holiday,. A music band called Lynard Skynard played, nobody talks about the Stones, I was privileged to be part of the 150.000, Freebird live is good food.

[@dmzabo3914]

The opening Thames screen shot was the same as the Benny Hill show. I just wonder who was a bigger horn dog Mr. Benny Hill or Mr. Billy Wyman?

[@MrRJB32]

LOL. Billy had 2-3, 5 a night on tour by his own admission and Keith’s in his book too.

[@davidmellish3295]

Not even close, Bill has had over a 1000 women

[@dmzabo3914]

@@davidmellish3295 , think about this craziness, Billy was a horn dog and wasn’t giving a crap who cared. That normal dude took full advantage of the situation laid out before him. lol.

[@davidmellish3295]

@@dmzabo3914 oh I agree, he took full advantage of the situation and let's be honest, most men would do exactly the same given the chance

[@dmzabo3914]

@@davidmellish3295 , myself included. lol. Without any hesitation at all. 👍🏻

[@elvisp1348]

When Mick Taylor left the band the Stones took a quality nose dive . Taylor elevated their music to a higher level ,like chocolate syrup on ice cream , it was like Zeppelin had Page , Cream had Clapton , the Stones had Taylor. Ron Wood didn't even bring what Brian Jones brought to the Stones musical ability.

[@willynilly6983]

elvisP Dude, just shut up & go stare at a picture of your boyfriend Mick Taylor. BTW, where is Taylor NOW? Where has he been since he left the Stones? That's right, obscurity. He sorely miscalculated his ability to make it on his own and paid the price of obscurity for his vanity.

[@mysecretworld6603]

elvisP Think aul' Willy below might have an anger management problem...yep you're right that Mick did bring something extra to the band, i wouldn't compare with Brian Jones as his skill was in how many different instruments he could master whereas Mick was perfect for the more rocky bluesy Sticky Fingers, Exile and Goats Head era...to be fair to Ronnie i think the Stones were already on a slow decline just as Mick left, not saying they haven't done anything decent since as i even enjoy the recent stuff but that early 70's material was def the Stones peaking...

[@willynilly6983]

mysecretworld You state, as if you figured it out, something that any moron knows; the Stones did, for a number of reasons, indeed peak in the early 1970's. Good work, Capt. Obvious. What you failed to do was explain what became of your hero, Mick Taylor. And hey, I 'm sorry if being chastised for your pontificating causes you to ruin a pair of panties, but that's not my problem.

[@willynilly6983]

mysecretworld I think the reason you don't answer me about Taylor's whereabouts is that you don't know, that's how obscure he is. I did see a 13 minute video of him & Ron Woods on KZbin circa 2013, I think( it's nice of Woods to throw Mick a bone, don't you think?

[@KOSMICKEN09]

.. it's not like goats head soup or it's only rock and roll were all that critically acclaimed with Taylor. Though I like em. Taylor had very little stage presence-Wood has more chemistry with Keith. But hey I love all eras.

[@axxellein]

Stones=1976 British-Euro Tour

[@ThreeBallCharlie]

Very worthy documentary, fersure!

[@nomadtraveller100]

Cool upload! :)

[@VoxMax1200]

Great documentary..They all seem to be having more fun and laughs with Ron Wood on board , compared to Mick Taylor .

[@Fooblestheclown1]

Bill Wyman turned out to be the roudiest stone of them all.

[@VoxMax1200]

Fooblestheclown1 Weeee!

[@Fooblestheclown1]

Yaay!

[@joemagiera1162]

But the better musical quality was always Taylor. Wood sucks.

[@Fooblestheclown1]

Agreed.

[@timsan55]

Got scalped at the first Earls Court show - paid £10 for a £4 ticket ! Happy days !

[@deadlyoneable]

Mick Taylor left in '75. This was the beginning of the decline for the Stones here. They were still great but never had the same power as with Taylor. But Im sure all Stones fans already know this.

[@QuantPlus]

It was never about Taylor... the decline was all about Keith and smack... ending with his bust in Canada 1977.

[@benfrost124]

deadlyoneable mick Taylor was just a guitar player , albeit a very gifted one . With Ronnie Wood they actually kept a sense of being irreverent which was needed at that time . Their songwriting suffered in the mid 70s not because of Taylor but other factors .

[@jonesy2111]

@@benfrost124 Songwriting suffered in the mid 70s?? The stuff they did then like Goats Head Soup blows anything they have done in 35 years roughly

[@benfrost124]

Rick Jones but nothing like they did before right ?! Can you say dance little sister or silver train are good songs ? half of goats head soup is great the other half is forgettable tbh.. and it only r+r isn’t a great album just a great single .

[@jonesy2111]

@@benfrost124 How about 'A Bigger Bang?' and about every Stones album since the 80s... maybe one or two good songs and the rest is tedious crap or complete shite. Voodoo Lounge would probably be the best album by them in more recent years which again has about 4 great songs and the rest is completely forgettable. Sure they are a great legendary band and put on huge shows and Ive seen them several times but I think they certainly are not making the great albums like they did in the 60s and 70s. They are only human and there is only so much anyone can do that is great and dependent on all kinds of factors, dynamics and perspective. I see it happen to just about every band... once they become hugely successful they lose the plot... whether its drugs, money, inner conflict or the usual rock cliches. I call it 'the Van Halen Syndrome'

[@jimwolfgang9433]

I thought this was going to be about Beryl Bainbridge judging from the picture

[@mcqueenfanman]

15:55 I can see Captain Jack Sparrow here.

[@luffmantipodean]

That's the most disturbing rock-star-with-bottle-of-milk ever, apart from maybe David Bowie in the back of the limo in 'Cracked Actor'.

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

G-d, I wish Taylor was there

[@shazmeister2005]

15:46, she definitely got nailed!!

[@marcmcfarland5113]

Lose the ads, KZbin.

[@josehborba3004]

Ya this was tough year for the stones ,mick Taylor just left the stones,,that girl on the video is gorgeous.

[@davidlalremruata]

I'd rather sweat - Keith Richards

[@TheAndrewmcnelis]

Watts looked stoned out of his mind on the gear.

[@gb032645]

Charlie always looks stoned out of his mind. LOL

[@burlatsdemontaigne6147]

Andrew McNelis _____ Charlie wasn't on the gear. He tried it briefly between tours once and Keith went round to his house and told him to pack it in because HE was the drug taker in the band and they didn't need another one. Charlie took his 'advice'.

[@TheAndrewmcnelis]

@@burlatsdemontaigne6147 I heard different man; from very reliable source. He was on it for years apparently.

[@deanmurphy2265]

He was strung out iv seen him talking about it in an interview...

[@albertobojgarcia1046]

Hey amigo tú eres el verdadero batería de los stons?gracias por favor contesta gracias

[@MrBrungers]

Ian Steward wasn't a roadie!!!! wow

[@edwhite7475]

who is the guy at the end where Marlon is putting stuff in his hair? is that Pete Rudge?

[@CousinBasil]

Indeed, yes. “Quid” Rudge, as he was known to the band.

[@VVV73]

was that Bill Withers talking at 20mins ?

[@dummytree]

No, It's the late Billy Preston! Take a look at the "It's Only Rock n'Roll' or "Black and Blue" albums, he's a musician that was very important with the Stones then, and one of the few who could claimed he played with the Beatles (Let it Be sessions) AND the Stones. Great musician.

[@VVV73]

dummytree TY D-tree, much appreciate you taking the time to educate me....and from what I read he was often called the Fifth beatle.(damn that makes 3 fifth beatles that I know of, Preston, Pete Best and Stu Sutcliffe :)

[@mysillyusername]

Is that Richard E Grant?

[@ItIsCody]

could these guys be any fuckin cooler?

[@hankcoyotewagner7786]

must see

[@kirbfx]

Love the Stones but they don’t hold a candle to Spinal Tap, the loudest band in the world 🌎

[@1954telecaster]

76 was a terrible year for the stones and for music in general...

[@Drummed]

Amen...

[@keithmoon29]

ARE YOU NUTS...maybe crummy year for Stones? One of the greatest years for American Icons ever. Petty with Damn The Torpedo's...Seger with Night Moves...and THE ONLY MUSICIAN....EVER...to simultaneously grace the cover of both Time & Newsweek was BRUCE w/ the record that saved Rock and Roll and helped bury disco...BORN TO RUN! THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS, so how bad could 76 really be?

[@Drummed]

Dude. Torpedo's wasn't released until 1979. If you want compare music greatness 1978-79 was a banner year with the rise of many great acts. Costello, Blondie & The Talking Heads + your miscalculated "Torpedo" L.P.All saying...

[@KOSMICKEN09]

@@keithmoon29 Damn the torpedoes was 1979 ..but I can think of a lot of good Albums in 76' Yes

[@Henry.58]

You are so wrong about few remembering Ian Stewart !

[@mcqueenfanman]

14:39 she's a slice of heaven.

[@stampede4107]

Love the stones but mick sounds awful awful in Street Fighting Man and Star Star.

[@slide4180]

I did not need to see Jagger with a barrette in his hair.

[@heyRolleen]

wonder what ever happened to bill wyman?

[@byebyejohnny1277]

HE IS DOING OTHER STUFF, CHECK OUT THE RY THEM KINGS OR WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS

[@Buelligan88]

Brittannia Moon He opened a fish and chips shop.

[@speleman62]

He sells metal detectors. (Seriously!)

[@heyRolleen]

ok so him starring in a re-make of Spinal Tap is just rumour then.

[@mysecretworld6603]

speleman62 brilliant, i thought that was going to be some kind of joke stalker site where people could say where they last saw Bill but that's even better...now only did he bring a silent menace to the Stones golden period he's brought the world this, truly a renaissance man...

[@modestoney1577]

2:58 Zach Galifianakis first TV appearance

[@09mjeternity]

Charlie watts is not even lead singer and be 50x more smoothe than Mick

[@crumplezone1]

£80 was not far off the average wage for youngsters

[@tommeredith7079]

This was the time Mick Taylor made a colossal mistake of leaving the Rolling Stones the previous year. The band was finally getting to a point where there collective earnings would be in the Millions. Ronnie Woods slid right in there and mopped up right along with the best of them. Over the years Mick Taylor made all kinds of lame excuses as to why he left the Stones. Taylor was a very talented musician. Unfortunately Taylor was a very untalented businessman. To this day Taylor moans about being in the poor house. He plays small venues and earns enough to barely pay his light bill. In a recent interview, Taylor was flipping through past due bills to decide what to pay and what to hold off on paying. It should be noted Mick Taylor gained a lot of weight in recent years. Because of Taylor's recent financial troubles, he should get on board with Weight Watchers pitching there product doing commercials to increase his earnings and quit whimpering like a little girl over his stupidity of leaving the Stones just when they were getting ready to reap the lucrative financial rewards of many years of sacrifice.

[@djsguitars01]

wow you really have problem with him don't you..........do tell everyone here on youtube what you have contributed to the world of music....

[@barberoriley5059]

You lost any credibility with those puerile remarks about his weight. What a pathetic old man you are.

[@ugmodude]

7:09 got coke?

[@indydude3367]

15:52 Johnny Depp watched this as a kid.

[@arricammarques1955]

Prefer the early stones with Brian Jones. Mick live vocals? Get Off The Stage....

[@drbonesshow1]

Jagger was doped up for sure.

[@noahpinemusic]

serious

[@IndependentGeorge76]

They were already passed their best at this point.

[@RollingOrmond]

Most bands would die to make one record the quality of Some Girls or Tattoo You, though.

[@nanchanger]

IndependentGeorge76 that’s only one opinion...

[@KramerMC5]

The Mick Taylor years were the Stones imperial phase. Hackney Diamonds did surprise me, and they sound like they are still having fun. Amazing really.

[@joshjuanfifarek7382]

So handing out bumps of coke,at stage entrance,is a vital job on a Stones tour? Lol @0:08

[@frankrichards3089]

I'd reckon it was.

[@drbonesshow1]

That kid they interviewed was on pills, booze and or weed.

[@countessratzass5408]

We all were in the 70s.

[@dondamon4669]

You can see why Keith hated bill wyman !

[@byebyejohnny1277]

THE BLOWER ) NO NOT THE PHONE ? MICK YER SURE HE KNOWS WERE HE IS , , I THINK NOW HE SEES HUGE CASH OUT IN FRONT OF HIM

[@Hemulen40]

who da fuck is muck Jogger ?

[@miketwocoat]

Jesus christ ya think the stones coulda paid the road crew more money?

[@AmericasChoice]

Jagger throwing water all over the stage is just asking for electrocution for him and the rest of the band. Stone the Crows?

[@MultiBULLYBEEF]

They haven't written a decent album for 50 years.

[@stephensuddick274]

Not a fan, I take it. Which, exactly, was their last decent album in your humble opinion?

[@MultiBULLYBEEF]

Let it bleed

[@stephensuddick274]

@@MultiBULLYBEEF Arguably their greatest record. However, Fingers, Exile and Some Girls were ALL great rock and roll records. And there are few of the others that don't have absolutely brilliant songs on them.

[@dawndireitz5531]

@@stephensuddick274 I've always loved miss you Loads of live versions . Bobby keys tears the saxophone up. And the bass beat is excellent in my opinion. And Mick struts like none other every time they preform it

[@perjonsson4310]

@@MultiBULLYBEEF Why do you listen to music for ?IF you are suposed dig the Stones and don't dig Sticky and Exile for starters?Then you're one weird dude.What are missing from those 2 compered to L.I.B .?Interested to find out.

[@bendelrey2188]

Shame Keith Harwood had the flu during the 76 Earl’s Court shows

[@markperry8720]

1976 Tour wasn`t very good

[@Methilde]

In Paris it was really cool

[@keithmoon29]

Are you one of those guys who can never be wrong? A know it all? Sorry but you were a little off this time......"IN MY OPINION!" Which is something you might want to include in your post's? Why not simply tell people "you believe 76 sucked"....opposed to TELLING US IT SUCKED AND WE ARE STUPID IF WE DISAGREE??? Did I say 76 was one of greatest? No, just reminding you it had some good moments. I love 70-74 (my fav Stones, Zep, and Who material) but my opinion does not mean shit and neither does yours! Music is art and art is subjective. You and I both know Shawshank Redemption is better than Waterworld...BUT SOMEWHERE OUT THERE??....there are people who don't agree. Why can't they like what they like? When I was younger, I called them out and made fun of them. Now I realize, they are entitled to an opinion. Who made me (or you) boss? They are not WRONG, (maybe they are in a very small minority), but there is no person or even science out there, hat can prove they are wrong. Don't be one of these idiots who are going TELL people Jimmy Page is better than SRV or SLASH is better than Jeff Beck This is no right answer. Nobody KNOWS who is best? Clapton or Jimi? BB or Buddy? Pete or Keith? It's all about what sounds good. Why can't people just agree that any lead guitar player for a great band, is very special and talented, Must we order them from 1-10? Bottom line is that there are probably a dozen guys better than any of them that we will never hear about b/c they did not have the breaks those guys did. Timing is everything! So Big Phucking deal I forgot 76 was Petty's first album (also not bad with American Girl, Wild One Forever & American Girl) and not Torpedoes. (which I prefer) I do my posts off memory not research, so I was wrong, I'm human. That still does not mean 76 was so terrible. A good-bye to The Band with The Last Waltz concert (and film) recorded at Winterland, Night Moves a total classic from Segar, America's introduction to AC/DC and Tom Petty. Older guys might not want to admit it, but anyone who says he did not love the first Boston album (as a teen) is full of it. Boz Scaggs released his classic Silk Degrees and Fly Like An Eagle is another great album that everybody loved. Even Black and Blue is ok with me. Not up to par with prior Stones work, but Fool to cry, Memory Motel, Hand of Fate, and Crazy Mama are 4 tracks, that are better than many albums ever have..

[@keithmoon29]

Listed American girl twice, meant to say "Breakdown"

[@hazor777]

TAKING THE PISS, EYYY KEITH ??????

[@dougsaul4505]

🐬😎🕴️

[@andyknight673]

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[@sammavacaist]

Mick at this point imitating Iggy Pop. 🙄

[@jumpflash8700]

I am sure that he imitated me :-). btw: the Stones espacially to this time they became my gods. They still are.................