And now, a page ripped out from the bible of Mick Jagger:

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Not to nitpick, but this really shouldn't be tagged as Live Music.

Jagger is lip-synching (nicely), Mick Taylor is fake playing Nicky Hopkins' awesome piano part, and Keith Richards isn't even onstage with the rest of the band (he appears in just a few cutaways). And, of course, there's no audience.

This is one of the promo videos that the Stones shot for the '73 single version of Angie (which is the version of the song we're hearing). Still a really cool video, and nice to have on the Sift.

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I love his new video/song. What has always set Bowie apart is that he can touch some level of humanity present in everyone because he seems very aware of it in himself. At 66, he's not trying to be Mick Jagger, making the same music he did much earlier in his lifetime.

If everyone could learn to continuously evolve in what they do like Bowie, the world would be a much better place.

I would expect him to get in gear in the coming debates.
>> ^NetRunner:

I'm gonna wait until after election day before saying it worked, but I agree, that's the most reasonable explanation for why Obama seemed so unwilling to go on the attack in the debate.
I'm hoping we hear him sound a lot more like this in the next one.
>> ^KnivesOut:
The President gave Mitt Jagger Romney enough rope to hang himself on, knowing that Romney's mouth is his own worst enemy, and it worked.
Obama's Approval Rating Soars to its Highest Point in Three Years

I'm gonna wait until after election day before saying it worked, but I agree, that's the most reasonable explanation for why Obama seemed so unwilling to go on the attack in the debate.

I'm hoping we hear him sound a lot more like this in the next one.
>> ^KnivesOut:

The President gave Mitt Jagger Romney enough rope to hang himself on, knowing that Romney's mouth is his own worst enemy, and it worked.
Obama's Approval Rating Soars to its Highest Point in Three Years

The President gave Mitt Jagger Romney enough rope to hang himself on, knowing that Romney's mouth is his own worst enemy, and it worked.

Obama's Approval Rating Soars to its Highest Point in Three Years

Hehe, "Mitt Jagger Romney"

>> ^PlayhousePals:

What's up with that hair?? =oI


You don't like it?

thanks jonny

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