Rolling Stones Welcome To Shepherd's Bush Review
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- The Rolling Stones have released their legendary June 8, 1999 Shepherd's Bush theatre show on 2 CD's and Blu-ray. Here's my song by song review as well as where it fits in their ongoing From The Vault series.
"Moon is Up" is surprisingly good song here. It sounds like an ordinary song of ordinary band BUT with Stones' vibe and talent. Thanx for video, Alan - it's a good to see how you're enthusiastic with the Stones every time - like me.
@@rollingstones.4660 Thanks so much. It’s true. Moon is Up worked great live at this show. Thanks again
I've only been lucky enough to see The Stones live 14 times. The very best of which was seeing them at the London Astoria in 2003. They did really old covers and deep cuts. I was 3 feet from Keith the whole night.
Wow - 14 is a lot, I think, but topped by the London Astoria - amazing - I can only imagine. That's fantastic.
I was at Shepherds Bush
Best night of my life
So glad they have released it
Just wish there was a dvd as with every other release
@@GaryMountford-r6t Lucky you. I can't imagine seeing a show like this live. Unbelievable. Was surprising they only released it as Blu-Ray but I guess they figure saves money since so few people are buying these releases. I'm not sure why, but I guess makes sense.
What I wouldn’t give to experience The Stones performing in a club! It is where the band is best seen as an organic unit that naturally rises to the top tier of its capabilities. For hardcore long time fans like me - and you - a club show provides extra thrills by having a setlist that replaces lots of war horses with the deep cuts that we Stones fanatics cherish. Your contagious unadulterated enthusiasm for “Welcome to Shepherd’s. Bush” prompted me to stream the album and then go to UA-cam to watch the concert footage that’s out there. Everything you said in your review was reflected in what I heard and saw. Even the small screen I watched the concert on could not lesson the huge impact I felt from what surely must be one of the very best concerts given by The Stones. A fairly good song on record (IMHO), “Moon Is Up” was exceptional, as you said. I’ve always loved “Melody” and “Saint of Me,” and both blew me away. And “I’ve Got The Blues” penetrated my soul. I can’t say enough great things about the concert at Shephetd’s Bush. Thank you for getting me fired up about checking it out.
Thanks for checking it out and I'm so glad you enjoyed it so much. It really is a great show - they're having so much fun on that small stage and it's infectious. The depressing part is it was just confirmed its the lowest selling Stones release. Didn't chart anywhere. Sold absolutely nothing. Now some will say it's just an archive release....but others like The Grateful Dead continuously release archive releases and they chart on the album charts fairly high. (I think the Dead broke the record now for most charting albums or something). The terrible Stones artwork doesn't help, but these excellent archive releases are commercial failures - even Stones fans arent' buying them.....
I'm nowhere near into the Stones like you Alan, it's always a treat hearing your enthusiasm for this band, keep it going👍
@@seekah1 thanks so much. I know you’re a growing Stones fan. You’ll get there my friend. Lol. Thanks again
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Would you consider doing a Top Twenty Stones Singles list Alan? I did one a while back and would love to see how your 20 compare. What did you think of the Stone Alone book?
@@seekah1 I read the Stone Alone book when it first came out and I loved it. Many found it boring and dry, but I know Wyman is so accurate with his information. The only disappointment was it really only covered the 60's. Would've loved that kind of detail for the 70's and later, but his later book Rolling With The Stones is wonderful - great photos / graphics and easier to read. My top 20 favorite Stones singles - actually that's a great idea. Yep - I'll do it - going on the list. Thanks.
Now this was a review! If Mick or Keith saw this they'd send you a postcard.
@@markspooner1224 thanks Mark. Yea. How come other channels get free stuff from bands and I don’t. Lol. Maybe I’m too tough on the stones sometimes. Lol.
Greta review Alan! El Mocambo is a real treasure. Happy Holidays to you and your family!
@@bkbcpa Thanks so much. I appreciate it Happy holidays to you and your family as well.
Just subscribed - and really enjoyed the review! I've also seen them a ton of times, and I also wish I could have seen them in a club - never did. No Security was a fantastic tour, I agree! Anyway, not to digress - really enjoyed the review. Thanks and happy new year! (first time I saw them, btw, was Cleveland 1978).
thanks for your wonderful comments and thanks for subscribing too - I really appreciate it. No Security Tour was the most fun I've ever had at a Stones show (was in Vegas too). Anyway - thanks so much again and Happy New Year.
Terrific presentation Alan.
Thank you so much.
Hi Mate I've been waiting for your review on this and you didn't disappoint. You are my "go to" Stones expert and clearly awarded this release 2 "Rosenbergs" for both Blue ray and CD. This will be in my collection, with or without Santa's involvement. Thank you for a great job on this. I knew you'd live the artwork as soon as I saw it😂. Why oh why can't the stones take lead out of the Beatles and Tull book and give there music the presentation it deserves?
Are you listening Mick? Put this package in a funky box with a nice book, some "case candy". Charge £120 and me and millions of Stones fans would buy and love it. Am I wrong? Cheers Perry
Thanks so much, as always, Perry. Your support and wonderful comments mean a lot to me. As I know you will, but definitely get the Blu-ray version as I enjoyed the Blu-Ray so much and that will be my go to as opposed to the 2 CDs. I'm so with you regarding the artwork and packaging. Are the Stones purposely trying to create artwork that will turn off potential buyers that are not automatic diehard Stones fans so they won't purchase their releases. Well I guess it's working because these excellent releases (Wiltern as well) are not selling. Drives me crazy...lol. The Grateful Dead continue to release endless live archive albums on CD and they chart on Billboard. These Stones releases don't. I don't get it. But at least for those of us who did - they're really good releases. I think you'll love this one as well. Thanks so much again!!!
I think I'm getting that for the holidays next week. Thanks for the review.
I think you'll love it Tarr - thanks.
Great review, thanks! Moon is Up is fantastic!
Thanks so much. It really is - and what an amazing surprise too - Best, Alan
Well thought out fair measured and accurate review Alan. Love your off the cuff / from the heart individual style ( and you miss nothing ) After seeing the show in the cinema bought the 4K version a few days later. Agree with you on the artwork no thought went into it and Wiltern and El Mocambo aren't brilliant either even though those shows themselves are off the charts🔥💎. Anyway Alan good health good wishes to you and your family this Christmas 2024 and see you in '25🙏🎄⛄🕺👅🎸🎸🥁🍷☘️🇮🇪
Very cool that you saw Shepherds Bush in a theatre. I love the Blu-Ray so I imagine it was terrific in the theater. Thanks so much for your comments - really appreciate it. Good Health and wonderful holiday celebrations to you and your family as well. Best, Alan
A great review as always. I do own many live bootleg releases.I have this show on bootleg. Have you done a Heart review of all their releases yet. Would like to see that. Have a awesome Christmas season.
Thanks so much - I did do a video on Heart's complete discography and go-to tracks - a really early video from over 3 years ago - It's in Playlists - see Artist Discographies and you'll see it. It's an early video but I do really like Heart. ua-cam.com/video/7sgLvUduH1A/v-deo.html. Thanks so much again and Merry Christmas / New Years to you and your family.
I'm a weird Stones fan. Most of my collection is made up of live Blu-rays and DVDs, so I agree the Stones are meant to be seen. The Totally Stripped set is my favorite release. My Shepperd's Bush is on its way. Nice review.
@@stephenrostkoski837 thanks so much. Think you’ll love the Shepherds Bush Blu-ray. Interesting that you mostly just love the live stuff. But it is great stuff
I want to get voodoo lounge concert on blue ray, love to add that concert to my collection
@@michaelcrawford6536 that was a great tour indeed and a really good live video.
Hi again .... another great review of another excellent Stones show (initially listened to it in HiRes on Qobuz .... just fab) ... the band (all 13 of them) are nailing it ... Shepherd's Bush is a great venue visit ... great views from all areas (been down there 3 times from Aberdeen - Dweezil Zappa, Roger Chapman, Steve Hillage) ... must have been awesome to have been in the crowd at this Sones gig ... a definite buy ... CMcG Aberdeen Scotland
@@calummcgregor3662 Hi Calum. Good review because I was wearing my troosers lol. All these legendary venues I’ve never been to and probably won’t. Maybe someday. Really good release though. Best Alan
Awesome Alan. Santa apparently has snagged a copy for me. Who says you cant always get what you want? Love for you to do a video explaining all the various Stripped releases. I've got some bootlegs but not sure what official releases to buy.
@@robertfrancis-qn8mb thanks. I did do a video on the Totally Stripped boxset. That’s a great box. In my playlists can find under Rolling Stones videos and Favorite Boxsets too. You’ll like this concert. The Blu-ray is terrific. Thanks.
Great review Alan! Mine has arrived and yet I haven't opened it. I have all the official ones you showed too and always look forward to the smaller shows as the 3 times I have seen them live was too far away. (1976 Knebworth 1986 Maine road Manchester and 2018 London stadium) poor design and packaging again it seems and I hear elsewhere that the film is the highlight. David
@@TorinoHammer Thanks David. Yes the Blu-ray is the highlight for me for sure. And yes I don’t understand the continuing subpar artwork and design. Looks cheap and unappealing again. Best. Alan.
Definitely not 1986 at Maine Road! That was the "fall out" period.
@@apollomemories7399 I'm assuming 1982 was meant as that was the European Tattoo You tour. Yea 1986 was Dirty Work - Keith wanted to tour and Mick was like are you crazy....and Mick was right.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow But was Mick right? And who in due course had by far the better band and doing the much better concerts? I rest my case.
@@apollomemories7399 I wasn't comparing Mick and Keith's solo career. Just saying that during 1986 and Dirty Work that they were at their lowest points. WWIII. Couldn't stand each other. They could barely put together an album, and to me Dirty Work is their worst studio album. The idea that they would tour behind that was so ridiculous. Would've finished them off for sure. The fact that they both did solo projects in retrospect (and Mick knew it at the time) actually benefitted them. Mick's solo career was not the huge success he hoped for and Keith appreciated Mick more as well. So they were so much stronger when back for Steel Wheels. And Steel Wheels was completely modelled after Jagger's Japanese / Australian tour - back up singers and a really tight band.
The Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World strikes again. I remember this surprise show. Stones detective story for you: In 2002, at a meeting of the clans at a Covid funeral, I bumped into my 'acid-brother' from the mid-70s whom I probably hadn't seen for maybe thirty or more years. We arranged to catch up at a later date, which we duly did, when he told me the following, which I am inclined to believe. We had been huge Stones fans back then - there's a small wooden chest of drawers next to me right now in 2024 covered in stickers put there in the seventies including the round Goat's Head Soup one from the album & one from Ronnie's Gimme Some Neck that we put there fifty years ago. Anyway, Mark, as was, and still is, his name, decided back then that one day, somehow, he would get to go on tour with the Stones. And if you are not in any way a musician, and you cannot sing, and you are useless with money, well good luck. And yet he did get to tour Europe with the Stones in the nineties, although he never met the band, but he did get acknowledged on rare occasions by Mick & Keith (as in a nod of the head). Any ideas?? Heh heh.
@@martinstarnes2237 love your stories. So let me understand this. Mark toured with the Stones in the 90s in Europe only. Wasn’t a musician and never really met The Band. I’ve no idea. Maybe food catering or something. Unless your acid-brother would supply them with other road comfort needs. Lol. You have great stories. Would like to know the answer of course.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow The Covid funeral was of course 2022, not 2002. Oops. Anyway, decent detective work, I'd say. No, not a caterer, but definitely catered for those other needs you mention! Was always kept at arm's length - used to deal with a couple of suited and booted gentlemen on behalf of the band, but was on the tour, expenses paid. As I reiterate on occasions, I don't make this stuff up, and the fact that he told me he never really met the band (plus other stuff he mentioned) tends to make me believe him - someone bragging would have ended up best buddies with Keef, or similar - you know what I mean. Incidentally, I live exactly 20 miles south of Shepherd's Bush, but it's much prettier here. Just thought I'd mention it. Lol!
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow The Covid funeral was 2022, not 2002, of course. Oops. Anyway, decent detective work, I'd say. He was no caterer, but he did indeed cater for those other needs you mention. Apparently he would be met by a couple of suited and booted gentlemen as and when required, who would test and pay, and he did the tour, except when he had to be absent, and got his expenses paid! Lol! He said he did get the occasional nod of the head in acknowledgement from band members in passing, and that was about it. I tend to believe him because someone who was bragging would have ended up best friends with Keef or similar - you know what I mean - and because he had always said he'd get on a Stones tour one day (and a few other anecdotes he told me that must remain between him and me, I'm afraid. I promised, and I don't break 'em.). Kinda interesting how things worked in the 90s as opposed to back in the days of the Owsleys of this world, eh? Anyway, back on topic, I live twenty miles south of Shepherd's Bush, but it's much prettier here. Just thought I'd mention it. Lol!
@ just a lucky guess. Ah the stories he can tell even if he didn’t really meet them. Still amazing for a whole tour. His version of up and down with The Rolling Stones by Tony Sanchez.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Indeed.
Hey Alan...great review....I'm going to watch it tomorrow...just came today...I think the Bridges to Babylon tour was pretty eclectic even in it's big arena form....this tour introduced the B Stage which was almost never the same 3 songs...they also were doing the fan website vote picking a track for them to do at a particular show...I have a 2 disc bootleg called You Get the Best of Me....Rarities from 97 -98 U.S. and Japan tours...I think I'm going to go right to the Bluray....thanks..
Larry that's a good bootleg - I have it as well. I love those bootlegs consisting of the tour rarities. Always great...because always great to hear the rarities. Enjoy the Blu-ray - I think you will.
@TheAlanRosenbergShow thanks Alan...Looking forward to it....also one other quick mention....there is one other From the Vault with Mick Taylor...Hyde Park 69...unfortunately I rank it as the worst From the Vault....the guitars are woefully out of tune and the camera spends more time on the audience then the Stones....thanks
@@larrynolletti4594 That's right - yea I have that as well. I'm with you, amongst the worst films, though interesting. As you said guitars completely out of tune. Taylors first performance with the Stones. Interesting but musically fairly awful like you said.
@TheAlanRosenbergShow yes..but of course with Taylor things immediately got a whole lot better....interesting that in regards to doing Some Girls the Stones were already caving into political correctness by changing the lyrcs....meanwhile in 78 Garret Morris was making a big joke of the lyrics on the SNL newscast....same with Far Away Eyes when they started doing that again...Jagger completely dropped the southern drawl...
Nicely doe Alan! Puts things into perspective seeing all the releases together--let's hope the archives never close! I agree tho, the artwork for Shepherds is terrible!
Thanks....They're sure on a roll regarding terrible artwork. I don't know what happened with The Stones and their album art. I know sales for physical media is pretty dismal, but they're sure not going to entice non Stones fans or even moderate Stones fans to buy these releases imho.
I agree a great concert and so pleased to have it on bluray.Cheers Alan
Thanks so much - Cheers back to you David.
Hurray! Bought it today 😊
Nice - think you're gonna love the Blu-Ray - hope you do.
Gaaah! Littereally held the damned thing in my hands (with the blue-ray) and now its sold out! We have one CD store in a region of 1.4 million people and now I hear its limited edition? Waaah!
Sorry, ha ha. Oh well. Great presentation as always Alan 😊
@@MortenAastad thanks so much Morten. Oh that’s a bummer. When you get it definitely get the Blu-ray version. Well worth it.
@ I will,
If its available.
and that's why there's Amazon.
That trombone solo on Melody was a great surprise
Yea it sure was and it was GREAT. They were just having so much fun up there. Loved it.
Loved the some girls lyrics he used here... No matter what its only rock n roll, Ladies!
Yes - great fun. One of my favorite Stones tracks of all time.
Who would of thought you'd do a video on the Stones Alan lol.Great show but like Steve says they need to do something about the packaging I mean it's the Stones not some one hit wonder here.Should be plush and just sell on the packaging.
Totally agree - the packaging and design is awful. The Stones are on a roll with terrible artwork - I don't understand it. No one will be tempted to buy this beyond big Stones fans.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow I screwed up also didn't know about the blu-ray package so I had to order another one and you wonder Alan why I have doubles lol
@ lol. You crack me up. Yea. It’s worth it imho. The Blu-ray is the highlight for me for sure. It’s fantastic. Thru Amazon I actually paid the same price with the Blu-ray as without.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow I'm actually not going to get the Tull Christmas box.I have the two Christmas albums and that's plenty for me
@@thomaswery3087 As for the box looks like the least impressive - the book is not that big but the two live CD's and dolby atmos looks interesting. Interesting that it's out outside the US but we're not getting it until the end of the year.
Live the club shows. I was at Roseland; id love a DVD of that show, but I've never even seen boots of anything from that night.
I have a 2 CD audience recording of that legendary show. Lucky you - I can only imagine. and that was the show they performed one of my favorite deep cuts "She Smiled Sweetly" for the one and ONLY time. oooh. so luck you were there. I've never seen them smaller than an arena. Those shows are to die for...lol
Thanks Alan, you're right the cover turned me off. I saw the Bridges tour here in San Diego at our stadium, where it rained like hell. The show was great anyway. will be cool to see a show in this era with a different setting. So, I will get it.
@@jamesgray4627 I think you’ll love this show but the Blu-ray for me is really the best part. It’s fantastic. Thanks so much
Is this the trimed bush edition?? My copy arrived today. I haven't listened to it yet. The packaging on these live sets are nust awful. The No Security tour was one of my favorites.I saw the show at the Pyramid in Memphis. It was a great show.
Funny Jagger says I always wanted to say Shepherd's Bush and guessing that's what he's talking about too..lol. Yea No Security was something special. Totally agree - the packaging is so bare bones and worse the art is awful. So bad like purposely trying to NOT appeal to people so they don't buy it. I don't understand.
Amazon just dropped of my 2 cd/bd combo today.
$23 and change, much cheaper than a concert tix.
Guess the artwork is supposed to look like a map, who knows?
Either tonite or tomorrow nite will be Shep Bush concert nite.
I am not on the 4k bandwagon, my eyes can only see so much.
Blu-ray is my final visual format.
I hope you love it. I think you will - the Blu-ray (my final visual format probably too...lol) is really great. They're having so much fun up there and it's truly infectious. Best, Alan
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Melody was a big highlight for me, gotta love a trombone solo, and it works!
All the deep cuts is what makes this concert a winner!
Fun fact, Blondie Chaplin was a member of The Beach Boys in the 70s, he sang lead on their hit, Sail on Sailor, one of my favorite Beach Boys songs btw.
Blondie is also a skilled guitarist.
@ i totally agree Melody a highlight of the show. And yes the trombone solo was an awesome inspiring touch. Fantastic indeed.
@ yes about a Blondie. He was like the utility player for the Stones on that tour. Did a little of everything and probably more than us fans realized.
How nerdy am l? April Wine opened for the Stones at the El Mocambo and released it. I play that cd and then the Stones cd to pretend I was there. 😂
Steve you're not nerdy or we're both nerdy, because I've done the same thing...lol. I have that April Wine vinyl album - thanks the Stones on the liner notes too. Cool release and I agree fun to do that. If we couldn't have been there at least we can pretend....
I did not know you were a big fan of the Rolling Stones. Lol, I am too but I still need to complete their catalog. I do want to get the live CDs I don't have.
Thanks Richard - this is a great one - but the blu-ray version with the 2 cds is a must. Best, alan
@TheAlanRosenbergShow definitely on my music wish list which is enormous. The Rolling Stones are a must in my collection.
@@richardsteele3272 awesome
I thought the same thing you did the artwork on Shepherd's bush sucks but it's a great show I love to buy an album with a great cover that's the first thing to catch is my eyes they need me to work for them to create a great-looking cover under CDs and albums maybe you can put in a good word for me the artwork sucks but it's a great CD I haven't seen it yet in my area Southaven Mississippi but I listen to it on Spotify how many times can I say it sounds great take care
Thanks so much. If I knew the Stones I'd put in the good word for you. lol. Gotta say they are on a roll with lousy artwork. I don't know what they're thinking but it sure won't appeal to a non Stones fan or casual fan to purchase.
I like the Mick Taylor Era shows the best and the Some Girls Tour! Great set lists!
And hearing Mick Taylor’s shows has been a thrill! I admire his precision leads and how he interweaves with Richards leads and rhythm guitar parts! Amazing!
I have the same zeal as you do except mine is for Doors Bright Midnight live CD Release’s! There’s nothing like getting a new Soundboard recording! And mine are remastered by Bruce Botnick the incredible original sound engineer for the Doors!
He does a great job, is current on the latest Tech and knows how to bring out the best in the Doors music! I’m so glad he’s still alive and preserving their musical legacy for posterity! 👏🏻
@@dynjarren8355 Yes - those are NICE - I have Bright Midnight - Live In America and I also have Live At The Matrix 1967. Great stuff indeed.
@@dynjarren8355 certainly my favorite period are the Mick Taylor years. His lyrical melodic leads have never been bettered. Wish they would release more video stuff from those days.
Dear friend, is it possible make a "show" 'bout tha wonderful JETHRO TULL? Maybe ya did? JETHRO TULL is magic, sometimes fairy-tales for adults, completed with wonderful music! IAN ANDERSON is a gift for folks like THE Glimmer Twins and JETHRO TULL is a gem! - Could ya write me an answer, If ya did or will do a special 'bout TULL, 'cause I know you like em also, right? -- Best wishes, stay healthy. Kindly regards from Aaron
Hi - thanks for your request. I'm a huge Jethro Tull fan and I've done so many Tull videos. I have all their albums, I've ranked them, I've shown their box sets. Check out my playlists under "Artist Discographies". That's a good place to start. I think you'll enjoy them alot. Thanks. Alan
@TheAlanRosenbergShow Thank you very much. I'll do and check it out. Now, I hear "Aqualung" and "Crest of a knave" all the time, also "Broadsword and the Beast"... Thanx for answer me and Happy Christmas or Happy Holidays, with peace and health to you and your family. Kindly regards Aaron
@ Thanks Aaron best regards to you and your family on this holiday season.
Who cares about the "artwork"? Surely these geezers can't be wanting glaring picture covers of photos of other geezers? How weird is that. Anyway, I bought the 4K Ultra HD version and it's seriously good.
Oh musically it's seriously good / seriously great. But as a lifelong physical media guy, it totally bothers me that The Rolling Stones artwork has seriously gone down in quality for decades - especially considering how great many of the album covers were. And it certainly doesn't help with their physical record sales, even compared to other legacy acts of their timeframe. They don't have to use photos of geezers..lol.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Obviously, I was being a bit tongue in cheek, so to speak and erase that thought immediately. Lol. But, let's say I've kind of gotten used to somewhat disappointing artwork on Stones stuff since Dirty Work, like nearly 40 years ago. Their name is bigger than any artwork support and that's a fact. Another fact is they don't look 25 anymore, so there's zero possibilty of a Through The Past Darkly kinda sleeve is there? But hey, it's still a lot better than GRRR!
@@apollomemories7399 Well I agree that we don't need to see their faces so much on the covers, but like you just said - their album covers have been pretty dismal over the decades. But worse still recently. Classic rock doesn't sell much to begin with but The Stones archive stuff is usually pretty great but sells less than other bands of their era (and bands that don't have The Stones reputation or concert ticket sales). I'm not exactly sure why, but the album covers certainly don't help. And make no mistake The Stones want and like to sell albums and have good chart positions.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow I think there's a cut-off point for the vast majority of record buyers when it comes to live albums and particularly with archive live albums with little or no history attached to them. I also can't think of any other band who has released anything like the number of archive releases in both audio and video form as the Stones. And if there are, they're not on my radar. Plus there's all these 'normies' who don't even buy hard copy physical formats anyway, so that must be a problem for any artist. People like us, those real fans who do follow the release schedules with positive expectation and actually buy physical are a dying breed and in relatively small numbers these days. The normies don't even own a hi-fi and settle for ear-buds via a smart phone. It's an abysmal situation. For me these days for the Stones, if it's an album, I'll buy on vinyl and CD, as also with any corresponding singles. If it's on film, I'll buy the Blu-ray or this new 4k, as I don't really need the CD. I always much prefer to watch a Stones concert rather than just listen if at all possible.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Huh? Looks as if the UA-cam milk monitors didn't like my reply so removed it. It's ludicrous.
Imagine being a grown man and acting like a groupie teenager
I guess this is directed at me??? Well The Stones are my favorite band of all time and really got into them when I was 10 (even a little younger). I sure do love their music. Though I don't consider myself a groupie...in fact I criticize them quite often (in my channel) - so I'm not blind to whatever they do. But yea, I do love their music. Unfortunately I'm way way past my teenager days though.
You’ve never interacted with a groupie in your life 😂
@ I was never a rock star (could have been nice though...well maybe). But you're right, I've never interacted with a "professional" groupie.