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    Bands for Hire: No. 2

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    The Rolling Stones:
    $7 Million


    Texas billionaire David Bonderman paid this incredible price tag for the Rolling Stones to play his 60th birthday party in Las Vegas in 2002, giving new meaning to the term "high roller."

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    Ritaat 9-20-2007

    hey, I'll sing st your BDay party for 10,000.00, now that's a BARGIN....lol

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    susanat 9-20-2007

    Who says you can't put a price on dignity. I guess Mick hasn't heard himself sing lately..Without the dubbing and recording studio he sounds horrible!!

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    carolynat 9-20-2007

    Have you seen the Stones live? Not a thing wrong with Mick's voice, live shows are raw and no one can possess a stage like he does.Along with Keith, the ultimate rock star,riffing away like the legend he is, it would be worth every penny!
    As for NSYNC, and J-Lo?Hello? There's your studio mixing!

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    jenny46077at 9-20-2007

    I'm confused about George Michael....3.3 million?! Is he serious? I wouldn't go to a free concert preformed by him!

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    Traceyat 9-20-2007

    If I had $7 million I would have them play for my husband. He has been a Rolling Stones fan for a very very long time. This would be the "BEST GIFT" I could ever give him to meet the Rolling Stones. Maybe someday this dream will come true! Even if we don't have $7 million dollars I would just love for him to be able to just meet Mick,Keith,Ron, Charlie and the Band backstage.

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    joruat 9-20-2007

    How many Stones. wannabes, now lie in their graves thanks to these creeps drug use encouragement. Oh, to be the hangman when Justice finally returns!

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    Nelsonat 9-20-2007

    But, you can get Keith for a couple bottles of Jack Daniels

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    dmelegariat 9-20-2007

    7 million? these people got rocks(stones) in their heads,if they fell asleep on stage they would bury them,their orgasm's over,c'mon man,wake the f#*k up!

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    cyndyat 9-23-2007

    weren't the stones the highest grossing in 2006?
    that is incredible

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    Christopherat 9-26-2007

    Who are the Rolling Stones?

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    tiffany meierat 9-26-2007

    who in their right mind would want to spend that kind of money anyway i wouldnt even give them the sweat off my arms

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    Nikolat 10-05-2007

    well as a singer songwriter.. i have to say if you got then name and the money Y NOT... but if your looking for an inexpensive group who is good... PICK ME

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    Tiffanyat 10-05-2007

    It would be worth the 7 million just to ask Keith how he has managed to survive so long doing so many drugs. Amazing!

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    Betinaat 10-05-2007

    WORTH EVERY RED CENT!!! If I had that kind of money, you bet your ass I'd pay the Rolling-f******-Stones to play for me! A once in a lifetime (if you're lucky) deal.

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    gina sandersat 10-06-2007

    seven million dollars? Honestly think about how many Hurricane Katrina victims could have been rescued from those infested trailer homes. This is as bad as the evil b@#$% who left twelve million dollars to her dog. May you both rot in hell. I'm hoping the rolling stones gave something to charity, and hopefully not the nearest street pharmacist.

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    Eayat 10-06-2007

    7 million? someone's playing a joke. Watching these grandpas attempt to be cool in pants that are size smedium. Just wrong They all need to retire...seriously. I about peed on myself from laughing the last time I saw them perform on TV. Just horrible!!!

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    G Vozat 10-06-2007

    What's the world coming to? Feed starving children who are dying every day...the end could be near here

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    davidat 10-06-2007

    i was at at this show and it was unbeleivable. he had about 250 people there, and it was sureal most all of his friends just sat at the tables and watched the show. the birthday boy came out and did the introduction, and john melloncamp opened. it was a fantastic 2 hour performance by the stones. mick was joking saying whoever parked your gulfstreem 5 you left your head lights on, and tonight it is the stones tommorow you are having lunch with the pope. i wouldn't change this experience for anything...it was great..

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    kitat 10-06-2007

    Shoulda been a rock star- instead hubby and I have 5 degrees between us and cannot find work thanks to this crummy economy-we are going bankrupt slowly. Oh well at least some people are having a SINful of fun.

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    Debbie C.B.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\at 11-18-2007

    thats crazy money
    do they even need it
    I dont get the Stones now.. I used to love them but would never pay there crazy ticket prices ive seen them and never paid and met them many many times there great but 7 million
    Id rather pay the NY Dolls who are better now than the Stones and I could get a good price Im friends with them..I know how much they make per
    but Id pay them extra and then they'd party all night with everyone. If your in NYC go see the DOlls this December check them out on my space
    for dates for a kick ass show
    I'd also hire GORGOL BARDELLO and it would be the party of a life time
    I miss the Stones..no more Salt of the earth stuff coming from them anymore but I still love them..but 7 million
    they must of laughed there butts off after at the loonie ness of the guy to pay them and think well that was a easy gig

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