Last time I saw them, in '06 I think it was in Atl, Brown Sugar was the last song of the night, and after it "ended" Keith was at the front of the stage all by his lonesome continuing the riff a couple of bars before he realized he was supposed to stop. Pretty funny...
Probably the worst mistake we ever heard about happened to Frank Zappa in England back in 1969 or 70. Zappa made the mistake of telling the audience (mostly yobs) that "this isnt the concert---it's just a rehearsal!"----the yobs went crazy and attached him viciously and he had to be hospitalized!
@ZenPapageno -- I'm not so certain that it's totally true. The scale of the violence is less in the USA during concerts and especially sporting events. In Europe they have huge soccer riots on occasion. Great observaton! If you have any sociological insight, please share it with us. I think you asked a very good question!!!
@IdolHans Fans for the various teams are separated by great distances and generally don't meet. After a Superbowl or World Series, drunken fans of the winning team will get together and raise hell, but without serious violence. No US concert riots that I can think of unless you count Altamont '69. The US audience discovered rock much earlier. Maybe it's from polite 1950s manners, or maybe anger of European kids in the early '60s. Rock was the music of peace-loving hippies.
@ZenPapageno I remember all the times in Europe I was attacked simply for being an American. That instilled in me a hatred of Euro Socialism and their hatred of America. The thought of becoming a "Urine-Peon" socialist state is anathema and disgusting to me!
August 2, 1975 ---- I watched Keef at the Gatorbowl in Jacksonville start playing "Happy" and then stop. The whole band stopped playing. No matter---the crowd cheered and he started the song up again.
Missing ques/verse/rythm, or out of tunes was nothing new for Stones live on stage. How many times Richards got lost in a song? I liked that garage band style though. Things got more "organized" on stage since Steel Wheel tour.
I remember Keith playing a horrible intro of Brown Sugar in Amsterdam 2003, which was also the first song of the concert. Just before that I watched the Stones taking the stairs to the stage. Keith was obviously drunk, he held Charlie's shoulder when he climbed the stairs.
Mm, rather big mistakes, but in small portions I surely do miss the fuck-ups, or the possibility to mess around, in these computer processed times. Even musicians seem to be pre-programmed, now. BTW, the Stones don't mess up like this anymore, either. Too much at stake for an audience that's very spoiled and not that unknowing as in the old days.
I remember them doing an awesome version of Midnight Rambler in Toronto on the No Security Tour in 1999 and it was at the very end when Mick starts singing the final verse "and if you ever catch the Midnight Rambler..." and for some reason (surprisingly) Charlie starts ending the song early by doing the final drum roll, everyone else is still playing when he's done and the whole thing falls apart. Another rememberable one was Sympathy for The Devil in Ottawa 2005. Horrible start.
The second blooper was in Madrid 1990 concert. Was lucky to be there (and I rememeber Mick satrting before as he should be). Im lucky also, because es really unusual this kind of mistakes on him.
the photos seem to be from '83, but I guess the bloopers are from though out the last 35 years....I probably wouldn't appreciate it if I spent $300 for a ticket, but to me the bloopers make them more real
I saw a beauty in sydney in '06. Keith stutted up to the tip of the stage, "zoomed" his fingers up & down the fretboard (ooh, i thought, here go a real killer rock moment) & he totally fucked up the most famous lick in rock history - "Satisfaction". I was 4 rows from him, and he laughed his head off at his mistake. After that though, he was on frigging fire!
Aug 2 1975 Jacksonville Fla Gator Bowl----I watched Keith open up "Happy" and it quickly disentigrated and fell apart. Yet the audience cheered! Wierd! He cranked it up again and the song flew flawlessly.
@luxardo2001: Charlie comes in on the wrong beat; he's basically playing the "two" on the "one". Realizing that he has screwed up, he switches to just the hi-hat and the kick until Mick's vocal cues him as to where he's supposed to be.
I laughed. Nobody is bigger fan than me but by gawd I remember getting the boot from those Keith amnesty concerts in Canada back in 77. 'Miss You' was Keith and Ronnie in different dimensions. One of many.
"dude" shhh i'm english ...
goonchistaw 4 weeks ago
Last time I saw them, in '06 I think it was in Atl, Brown Sugar was the last song of the night, and after it "ended" Keith was at the front of the stage all by his lonesome continuing the riff a couple of bars before he realized he was supposed to stop. Pretty funny...
seabornlee 1 month ago
WOW... They do sound AWFUL even disregarding the obvious mistakes... Where did the Stones from Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out go???
LucianoGallagher 1 month ago
@LucianoGallagher that was 43 years ago !!!
where did you come from with a comment like that ?
recorded 1969 released 1970 & it's 2012 now ..
what are you an operatic oasis "fan" ...
goonchistaw 1 month ago
@goonchistaw Dude, it seems pretty clear that most of the live versions that appear in the video are from the 80's/90's... 2012 my ass...
LucianoGallagher 4 weeks ago
@LucianoGallagher Mick Taylor had A LOT to do with the GYYYO sound. They should've kept him around a lot longer
Head318Hunter 2 days ago
ROFLMAO..."THEY KILLED SHE'S SO COLD"
javiermzas1 1 month ago
Probably the worst mistake we ever heard about happened to Frank Zappa in England back in 1969 or 70. Zappa made the mistake of telling the audience (mostly yobs) that "this isnt the concert---it's just a rehearsal!"----the yobs went crazy and attached him viciously and he had to be hospitalized!
IdolHans 1 month ago
@IdolHans Somebody tell me why Americans are so violent but we don't have riots at concerts or in stadiums.
ZenPapageno 1 month ago
@ZenPapageno -- I'm not so certain that it's totally true. The scale of the violence is less in the USA during concerts and especially sporting events. In Europe they have huge soccer riots on occasion. Great observaton! If you have any sociological insight, please share it with us. I think you asked a very good question!!!
IdolHans 1 month ago
@IdolHans Fans for the various teams are separated by great distances and generally don't meet. After a Superbowl or World Series, drunken fans of the winning team will get together and raise hell, but without serious violence. No US concert riots that I can think of unless you count Altamont '69. The US audience discovered rock much earlier. Maybe it's from polite 1950s manners, or maybe anger of European kids in the early '60s. Rock was the music of peace-loving hippies.
ZenPapageno 1 month ago
@ZenPapageno I remember all the times in Europe I was attacked simply for being an American. That instilled in me a hatred of Euro Socialism and their hatred of America. The thought of becoming a "Urine-Peon" socialist state is anathema and disgusting to me!
IdolHans 1 month ago
August 2, 1975 ---- I watched Keef at the Gatorbowl in Jacksonville start playing "Happy" and then stop. The whole band stopped playing. No matter---the crowd cheered and he started the song up again.
IdolHans 1 month ago
Anyone who's ever played in band know these kind of mistakes are inevitable. Just keep going.
PoetryHound 2 months ago
Missing ques/verse/rythm, or out of tunes was nothing new for Stones live on stage. How many times Richards got lost in a song? I liked that garage band style though. Things got more "organized" on stage since Steel Wheel tour.
JoeTokio 2 months ago
@JoeTokio Yes, The greatest garage band in the world. Greatest band ever
zped99 2 months ago
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I remember Keith playing a horrible intro of Brown Sugar in Amsterdam 2003, which was also the first song of the concert. Just before that I watched the Stones taking the stairs to the stage. Keith was obviously drunk, he held Charlie's shoulder when he climbed the stairs.
MrRobin14669 2 months ago
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MrRobin14669 2 months ago
Ouch!
aarfeld 2 months ago
Well they can't all be gems eh? The best sounding fuckups I ever heard though...
cntrydb 2 months ago
1:12 She's So Cold was the worst; the rest were only minor.
RollingOrmond 2 months ago
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gravesj11 3 months ago
@gravesj11 I think her voice is atrocious
Yellow4494 3 months ago
Mm, rather big mistakes, but in small portions I surely do miss the fuck-ups, or the possibility to mess around, in these computer processed times. Even musicians seem to be pre-programmed, now. BTW, the Stones don't mess up like this anymore, either. Too much at stake for an audience that's very spoiled and not that unknowing as in the old days.
andzwe 3 months ago 4
One thing's for sure, they still damn well got paid!! lol!!
ASide45 3 months ago
Haha if you look to the videos at the right the bloopers video for The Beatles is 7 minutes. Stones is 2 minutes. Stones are better!
Yellow4494 3 months ago
@Yellow4494 and the Stones have played way more gigs.
EvilAnticsLive 3 months ago
The great thing about a pro band, is that when a blooper is made, the rest of the band helps to make the recovery cleaner, faster.
StarVoyager9 3 months ago
I remember them doing an awesome version of Midnight Rambler in Toronto on the No Security Tour in 1999 and it was at the very end when Mick starts singing the final verse "and if you ever catch the Midnight Rambler..." and for some reason (surprisingly) Charlie starts ending the song early by doing the final drum roll, everyone else is still playing when he's done and the whole thing falls apart. Another rememberable one was Sympathy for The Devil in Ottawa 2005. Horrible start.
TheCountziggenpuss 4 months ago
Go to any Stones concert and if your a real Stones fan, know the music, you can find a shitload of more bloopers than this.
dannyd1572 5 months ago
The second blooper was in Madrid 1990 concert. Was lucky to be there (and I rememeber Mick satrting before as he should be). Im lucky also, because es really unusual this kind of mistakes on him.
etorolira 6 months ago
Even the world's greatest rock & roll band can mess up. Makes me feel better anyway.
sbookerthegreat 6 months ago
the photos seem to be from '83, but I guess the bloopers are from though out the last 35 years....I probably wouldn't appreciate it if I spent $300 for a ticket, but to me the bloopers make them more real
ih8tbush 7 months ago
"She's So Cold" !!! - they should've cut their losses and started again! Too funny...
imaccuish 7 months ago
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SmileyGarrish 7 months ago
lmao i love the second blooper XD
sweetmay73 7 months ago
I saw a beauty in sydney in '06. Keith stutted up to the tip of the stage, "zoomed" his fingers up & down the fretboard (ooh, i thought, here go a real killer rock moment) & he totally fucked up the most famous lick in rock history - "Satisfaction". I was 4 rows from him, and he laughed his head off at his mistake. After that though, he was on frigging fire!
corgi37 1 year ago 7
can keith play she's so cold jut a bit faster ? Talk about being on one ....Damm!!
anthony1158 1 year ago
Lol the first one was so bad!
xHoboMcGeex 1 year ago
She's so cold is from Wembley 1982. Anybody knows where Brown sugar is from?
robin14669 1 year ago
Aug 2 1975 Jacksonville Fla Gator Bowl----I watched Keith open up "Happy" and it quickly disentigrated and fell apart. Yet the audience cheered! Wierd! He cranked it up again and the song flew flawlessly.
IdolHans 1 year ago
what happens in "she's so cold"? it was confusing and i'm a big fan too!
luxardo2001 1 year ago
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smautomat 1 year ago
@luxardo2001: Charlie comes in on the wrong beat; he's basically playing the "two" on the "one". Realizing that he has screwed up, he switches to just the hi-hat and the kick until Mick's vocal cues him as to where he's supposed to be.
smautomat 1 year ago
I laughed. Nobody is bigger fan than me but by gawd I remember getting the boot from those Keith amnesty concerts in Canada back in 77. 'Miss You' was Keith and Ronnie in different dimensions. One of many.
But when they're on....look out!
mnaicck 1 year ago
cool
mmarek1969 1 year ago