Mick Jagger Feels Tired After 5 Minutes
Of being on stage, that is...

14:57, Thursday, 27 May 2010

Mick Jagger from The Rolling Stones has said in a recent interview that he doesn’t always feel as fit as he did. Sometimes the frontman man gets tired after 5 minutes on stage, but will continue doing what he loves.

He told GMG Radio: “After I’ve finished I don’t always feel like a 20 year old! Part of knowing if you’re fit or not is knowing how tired you get at the end. You might be tired for 5 minutes, you feel really wiped out and then you should be recovered in 30 minutes and you should feel absolutely fine and if you don’t then you’re not very fit basically.”

The rocker also went on to confirm that The Rolling Stones will go back on tour one day.

“I’m sure we will [go on tour]. It would be stupid to say there won’t be another Stones tour because I love doing them and I always imagine there would be another Stones tour. When that’s going to be I don’t really know at this point.”

http://www.mtv.co.uk/artists/mick-jagger/news/223761-mick-jagger-feels-tired-after-5-minutes

I'm half Mick's age and when I see the Stones in concert I'm tired after a few songs since I dance and sing along. It's normal.

:retarded

That headline completely misinterprets Mick's quotes...

"After I’ve finished I don’t always feel like a 20 year old! Part of knowing if you’re fit or not is knowing how tired you get at the end.

You might be tired for 5 minutes, you feel really wiped out and then you should be recovered in 30 minutes and you should feel absolutely fine and if you don’t then you’re not very fit basically.”

But make no mistake, I do get tired a few songs in!

I get tired BEFORE the 5 minutes even starts baby!  Mick is still kicking my ass.  lol

Oh, whew...on stage. I thought the headline meant, well, never mind.

Some of the 'older' bands are taking an intermission break which seems to be just fine. The Moody Blues said at their age they need a bathroom break and so does most of the audience!  Thats one way to manage getting tired, take a little break to catch your breath.  

Heck, Springsteen was having intermissions back in the early 80s when I first saw him live, but then he was having shows over three hours.

SweetVirginia wrote on May 27^th, 2010 at 3:15pm:

Oh, whew...on stage. I thought the headline meant, well, never mind.

I get a feeling our minds are in the same gutter SV  ;D

SweetVirginia wrote on May 27^th, 2010 at 3:15pm:

Oh, whew...on stage. I thought the headline meant, well, never mind.

LOL exactly what I thought  ;D ;D 8-)

:aimama