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Rolloing Stones Are Timeless

Yaa...Rolloing in ze hay. :)

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The rock and roll of the late 60's and 70's hasnt gone anywhere...it's background in TV and movies all the time. The Motown of that era as well.

And there's damned good reason for that!
 
The rock and roll of the late 60's and 70's hasnt gone anywhere...it's background in TV and movies all the time. The Motown of that era as well.

And there's damned good reason for that!

When the missus and I see/hear another commercial, we say “another sellout!”
 
The rock and roll of the late 60's and 70's hasnt gone anywhere...it's background in TV and movies all the time. The Motown of that era as well.

And there's damned good reason for that!

There is good reason for that, but no excuse for Mick still getting young gorgeous babes pregnant! I'm all for geriatric fun, but it is time for Mick to sheath the weapon. :)
 
There is good reason for that, but no excuse for Mick still getting young gorgeous babes pregnant! I'm all for geriatric fun, but it is time for Mick to sheath the weapon. :)

Once you hit 60 at the latest it is time to put a silencer on that gun.
 
I always thought the music of the Rolling Stones was just about attitude. Their music still sucks. A pre punk rock band.
 
Once you hit 60 at the latest it is time to put a silencer on that gun.

At 78, actor Anthony Quinn fathered the first of two sons by his secretary, who he later married, for a total of 12 children give or take. I believe the oldest known father during modern times was 101.

A college friend's father, from northern Saskatchewan, having a polygamous lifestyle as a French Canadian Indian, had married his last wife at 73, a 14 year old girl, who felt honored. Already the father of more than 40 children by 24 wives during his lifetime, he gave her three sons over the next ten years, the last a year before he passed. At the time he married her he had 9 other living wives. The man had become a multi-millionaire during his lifetime from furring and mining. All his children were college educated, all set up in professions or businesses of their choices. All his wives adored him.

My friend is still a leading fashion illustrator in Europe with three wives, one in France, one in Spain, a third in NYC, each lovelier than the other. He has 12 children by the three and one who passed. They each know about the others and live well. He claims he keeps them in different countries for his personal peace. Who am I to argue. Today he spends most of his time in Majorca with a 32 year old mistress, drop dead gorgeous. He's 70.

I'm on my second, married more than 5 years after the first passed. More than complicated enough for me, one at a time. :)
 
I always thought the music of the Rolling Stones was just about attitude. Their music still sucks. A pre punk rock band.

Every generation has its own musical heroes. Some of those heroes transcend the generations. It isn't the quality of musicianship or the songs, but how well they move the emotions of their audiences. It's certainly alright to reject an artist yourself, but always respect the audience's pleasures. That is what all art is about.

Look to the song Danny Boy, a nasty, insulting English pub tune, and it became the heart song of the Irish. Two peoples who despise each other.
 
At 78, actor Anthony Quinn fathered the first of two sons by his secretary, who he later married, for a total of 12 children give or take. I believe the oldest known father during modern times was 101.

A college friend's father, from northern Saskatchewan, having a polygamous lifestyle as a French Canadian Indian, had married his last wife at 73, a 14 year old girl, who felt honored. Already the father of more than 40 children by 24 wives during his lifetime, he gave her three sons over the next ten years, the last a year before he passed. At the time he married her he had 9 other living wives. The man had become a multi-millionaire during his lifetime from furring and mining. All his children were college educated, all set up in professions or businesses of their choices. All his wives adored him.

My friend is still a leading fashion illustrator in Europe with three wives, one in France, one in Spain, a third in NYC, each lovelier than the other. He has 12 children by the three and one who passed. They each know about the others and live well. He claims he keeps them in different countries for his personal peace. Who am I to argue. Today he spends most of his time in Majorca with a 32 year old mistress, drop dead gorgeous. He's 70.

I'm on my second, married more than 5 years after the first passed. More than complicated enough for me, one at a time. :)

I much prefer to have my children young enough so that I can be there for them during their teens and twenties and also be that helpful grandfather to grandchildren.


Being a father is more than impregnating a younger women for bragging rights.
 
I much prefer to have my children young enough so that I can be there for them during their teens and twenties and also be that helpful grandfather to grandchildren.


Being a father is more than impregnating a younger women for bragging rights.

You and I are in agreement. Yet some, no matter their age, and I think Quinn was of the mind, truly enjoyed more children in his latter years and the new family structure. I won't rain on his parade, or that of my friend's father who's culture was so different. They both made their last wives and children homes of love, and the wives of my friend's father felt honored to be chosen by him.
 
Every generation has its own musical heroes. Some of those heroes transcend the generations. It isn't the quality of musicianship or the songs, but how well they move the emotions of their audiences. It's certainly alright to reject an artist yourself, but always respect the audience's pleasures. That is what all art is about.

Look to the song Danny Boy, a nasty, insulting English pub tune, and it became the heart song of the Irish. Two peoples who despise each other.

I didn't like disco, either, except to dance to and pick up chicks. Must I respect the generation that loved disco?
 
I didn't like disco, either, except to dance to and pick up chicks. Must I respect the generation that loved disco?

Was there another purpose for disco?
 
Was there another purpose for disco?

Heh. Disco did elevate shag carpet sales, shoe height, and other really atrocious fashion statements. Avocado and jaundice yellow were favorite appliance colors, and all those Detroit tuna boats we called cars mostly fell apart. Good times.
 
Ford has a new commercial with a familiar tune as the background.....

https://commercialsociety.wordpress...black-come-up-big-in-this-impressive-ford-ad/


At the same time Acura is using “She’s a Rainbow.”


https://www.thedrum.com/news/2018/0...-campaign-with-double-shot-the-rolling-stones



Oops: Rolloing??:doh

Those are great songs. Most of the Stones' work up through Some Girls is very good or great. At that point, it seems like Mick and Keef grew egos.
 
At 78, actor Anthony Quinn fathered the first of two sons by his secretary, who he later married, for a total of 12 children give or take. I believe the oldest known father during modern times was 101.

A college friend's father, from northern Saskatchewan, having a polygamous lifestyle as a French Canadian Indian, had married his last wife at 73, a 14 year old girl, who felt honored. Already the father of more than 40 children by 24 wives during his lifetime, he gave her three sons over the next ten years, the last a year before he passed. At the time he married her he had 9 other living wives. The man had become a multi-millionaire during his lifetime from furring and mining. All his children were college educated, all set up in professions or businesses of their choices. All his wives adored him.

My friend is still a leading fashion illustrator in Europe with three wives, one in France, one in Spain, a third in NYC, each lovelier than the other. He has 12 children by the three and one who passed. They each know about the others and live well. He claims he keeps them in different countries for his personal peace. Who am I to argue. Today he spends most of his time in Majorca with a 32 year old mistress, drop dead gorgeous. He's 70.

I'm on my second, married more than 5 years after the first passed. More than complicated enough for me, one at a time. :)

This is a musician that was a prolific impregnator:
Blues legend B.B. King had 15 children by 15 women - and now his kids are going to war over his estate, which could be worth up to $40million
King's sperm count was so low doctors said he couldn't have kids
Nevertheless, he fathered 15 - and never challenged their paternity claims
While alive, he supported their education and visited them between tours
He died at 89 last year, leaving manager LaVerne Toney as estate trustee
Now some of his kids - fathered while he was on tour - are suing her
They say she took control of his cash when he was mentally incompetent
But other children are taking Toney's side in the case
The kids say he had $30-40million, but Toney says his estate is $5million
Toney was also accused of murdering him by two of his daughters
But police said there was no evidence and the case was thrown out

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...en-kids-going-war-estate-worth-40million.html

:lol:
 
I didn't like disco, either, except to dance to and pick up chicks. Must I respect the generation that loved disco?

Yes. Be thankful for the good times you had dancing to disco.

For you:



Gives me a headache, but I respect it.
 
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