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Rolling Rock
Is Rolling Rock a good beer?
I'm trying to decide between a case of Rolling Rock and a case of Red Stripe
I actually have had and loved Red Stripe. I just like to give different beers a try
Having been in the wine/spirits business for some time, I have found that the best beverage is the one you enjoy the most. All palates and tastes are different, so try them both and see. Or, if you're just bringing a case to a party tonight, it really won't make much difference, since both beers are mass produced & kind of generic, and your friends just want to get lit and have fun anyway. My suggestion would be to go to your local beer distributor and ask the salesman for a suggestion for a good craft brew in a similar style to rock/stripe. You'll expand your palate, and look cool too. Good people drink good beer.
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The Rolling Stones - Rock 'n' Roll Circus $13.99 The Rolling Stones - Rock 'n' Roll Circus |
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Rock Pack-Rolling Stones-Rock Of Ages/U2-Rock Crusade (DVD) (2discs) $39.32 Rock Pack-Rolling Stones-Rock Of Ages/U2-Rock Crusade (Dvd) (2Discs) |
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The Rock, Rolling Stone no. 870, June 2001 $29.99 Mark Seliger The Rock, Rolling Stone no. 870, June 2001 - Photographic Print |
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Kid Rock, Rolling Stone no. 1037, October 2007 $29.99 Max Vadukul Kid Rock, Rolling Stone no. 1037, October 2007 - Photographic Print |
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Kid Rock, Rolling Stone no. 843, June 2000 $29.99 Mark Seliger Kid Rock, Rolling Stone no. 843, June 2000 - Photographic Print |
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Chris Rock, Rolling Stone no. 1049, April 2008 $29.99 James Dimmock Chris Rock, Rolling Stone no. 1049, April 2008 - Photographic Print |
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Chris Rock, Rolling Stone no. 770, October 1997 $29.99 Mark Seliger Chris Rock, Rolling Stone no. 770, October 1997 - Photographic Print |
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Alfred Rolling Stone Sheet Music Anthology of Rock & Soul Classics (Book) $22.46 Alfred Rolling Stone Sheet Music Anthology of Rock & Soul Classics (Book) |
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Rolling Stone Sheet Music Anthology Of Rock & Soul Classics [Book] $22.46 Alfred Rolling Stone Sheet Music Anthology of Rock & Soul Classics (Book) |
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The Rolling Stones $93.99 The Rolling Stones. The Rolling Stones discography, Rolling Stones concerts, Brian Jones, Ian Stewart (musician), Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Rolling Stone, Mick Taylor, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rolling Stones Mobile Studio Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 140 Publication Date: 2010/07/31 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.32 inches |
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The Rolling Stones - Rock and Roll Circus $16.64 Rated: NRSynopsis: Originally filmed in December 1968, "The Rock and Roll Circus" was originally intended to be released as a television special. The special was filmed over two nights and featured not only the Rolling Stones but The Who, Jethro Tull (with future Black Sabbath guitarist Tommy Iommi filling in for the recently departed Mick Abrahams), Marianne Faithful and an all-star jam featuring John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Mitch Micthell. |
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Rolling Stones Monopoly $46.36 Enjoy this classic family board game with the classic rock band, the Rolling Stones. |
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The Rolling Stones: Rock and Roll Circus - $17.99 Fans of late '60s rock and roll will find this documentary to be a rare and precious jewel, as it contains shining performances from such giants as The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and The Who. Originally planned as a television special in 1968, it was shelved shortly after filming because the manager of the Stones, who were acting producers of the show, felt that another of the acts, The Who, upstaged them. The show is set up as a circus with the musicians appearing in elaborate psychedelic costumes. Other performers include Taj Mahal, Marianne Faithfull, and the only recently formed Jethro Tull. Also included is a one-of-a-kind performance by The Dirty Mac, a one-night-stand band comprised of Eric Clapton, John Lennon, Mitch Mitchell, and Keith Richards. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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ROCK OF AGES ROLLING $9.38 Rated: NASynopsis: NA |
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Rolling Stone Decades of Rock $11.69 No Synopsis Available |
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Mountains and Rolling Landscape, Red Rock Country, Sedona, Arizona, USA $129.99 Panoramic Images Mountains and Rolling Landscape, Red Rock Country, Sedona, Arizona, USA - Wall Decal |
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Banned from TV - Rolling Rock Foul Ball
My Definition of Rock and Roll
"Rock and roll is sexual energy expressed in sound"
It all started with "Elvis the Pelvis". Why do you think all the girls started fainting all over this country when they heard Elvis' voice for the first time? It was because nobody had ever heard a man sing something like "All Shook Up" and it shook them to the core. Being sexy like that just came naturally for Elvis and the girls picked up on it immediately like some kind of sexual email was being sent directly into their brains! Other rock and roll stars followed in Elvis' steps very quickly. Jerry Lee Lewis knew what to do and he got himself into a great big ball of fire with his underage lover. Chuck Berry was another natural, and he also created some serious trouble simply because he was black and the white girls went for him big time. I think that may have been the first time that the pathetic and hung up white male population had to deal with the racial sex issue at this level.
Then The Beatles exploded. It was the Elvis phenomenon again except that all The Beatles really did was sing like gods, shake their mop top heads around and look adorable, and thousands of girls got wet panties at the very same time. The effect was enhanced by their memorable simple love songs because those young girls who were coming of age and dreaming about falling in love connected on the emotional level too. At first all they needed to write was "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and "Please Please Me" and millions of girls wanted to please them and hold something of theirs. The sexual message in their music was often very subtle but Ringo's driving beat made them want to get up and shake it all around.
Mick Jagger was another natural, just like Elvis. Right from the beginning, "The Lips" knew how to give and get Satisfaction and he followed that up with a long series of balls to the wall hits with strong sexual messages like "Play with Fire, "Live With Me" and the all time classic musical expression of sex, "Going Home". Strangely enough, it wasn't Mick who actually got all the girls into bed, it was Bill Wyman, the Stones' bass player. In his autobiographical book Bill told all, and his groupies totaled in the thousands. He never made it clear in his book exactly why that happened to him and not the same way to Mick who must have gotten and still be getting whoever he really wants to have. But it did happen and all Bill ever did was stand there completely still and play his bass guitar looking sort of sad and forlorn. There simply has to be a logical explanation for Bill's success, and I think I know what it is. (Don't ask, I won't tell).
Not much needs to be said about that most powerful sexual dynamo, Jim Morrison, who told all the girls to "Come on Baby Light My Fire" and before fainting dead away, they did whatever he wanted them to do. I'm not sure how many net surfers understand what "Back Door Man" is all about but the song itself says "the men don't know but little girls understand". Enough said on that one.
And then came Jimi Hendrix. The pun is intended. Jimi had to have been the sexiest black musician of all time and few girls didn't want to be his "Foxy Lady". They actually used to line up outside his dressing room backstage and Jimi would come out and choose one or more at a time. He was another one who simply couldn't help himself, although he did understand exactly what he was doing and why. Later on in his career he stopped his sexy performance on purpose because he was a serious musician who wanted people to appreciate his playing and his songwriting for being as creative as it was. He felt that his sex show was getting in the way of that kind of appreciation so after the Experience broke up, he pretty much stood still playing with his eyes shut because he didn't even want to see the girls out there anymore.
I believe the best example of sexual energy expressed in sound is Led Zeppelin. Whenever they played live Jimmy Page seemed to stagger around the stage as if he was drunk, but he wasn't drunk. It was just that the hurricane of sexual force that blew out of his amp was too much for even Jimmy to withstand. Now I'm sure that most people are aware that rhythmically beating drums awaken the sexual forces. Africans were despised and envied by white people because of the sexual way they danced to their own drum music. John Bonham, who was unquestionably the best rock and roll drummer who ever walked the face of this planet, pounded his drums with such power that Led Zep's sexual energy increased dramatically. Irresistible sexual energy in their music is only one of the many good reasons why I say that Led Zeppelin is the #1 Rock and Roll Band of All Time.
About the Author
Peter Cross is a Web Master who was among the first to put music on the Internet in a downloadable format in 1996. His web site may be the largest music artist web site on the Internet. You can find this article at: My Definition of Rock and Roll and his home page at: Rock and Roll with an Immortal Soul where his copyright is displayed at the bottom of the page.
