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Keno's ROLLING STONES Web Site
WELCOME!! This web site is dedicated to The World's Greatest Rock n Roll Band, The Rolling Stones. I've been a Stones fan since day one. This web site started up on November 1, 1998 to communicate and have some fun with my fellow Stones fans, and to help pass on info to those non fans or future Stones fans who may want to learn a little about The Boys! So please feel free to join in here with your comments at our Gasland Message Board; by voting in our polls; or by writing up an album review. You can also check out song lyrics, cool photos of the band, and lots more! Also remember to bookmark this site so you can come back for more new stuff, as this place is always changing! |
Just what is Mick singing anyway? Find out in the lyrics section. Contains complete listing of all the released songs, plus many non-released bootleg songs, too. We cover a little bit of everything here in our Stones question of the week. Make sure you cast your vote now in the Stones poll, and in the other weekly rock polls we run on the domain, too!
This Week's first Rock Poll question is: What was the best Marimba, Xylophone, Vibraphone, Glockenspiel, or Flapamba played in a rock song? (Part 3 of 3) This Week's Beatles Poll question is: Rate The Beatles' video for 'I'm Down'(Click here for the video)
Stones Fans Top Picks Page 1- Lists of different song favorites, plus more, as voted on by fans!Stones Fans Top Picks Page 2 - Lists of video and album favorites, plus more, as voted on by fans! Stones VS Page - List Page 4 - Stones songs, and also band members go up against each other. What's your favorite Stones album? Favorite song? Vote in our six different on going polls! Find out which albums and songs are tops amongst Stones fans. The latest On-Going Rock Poll Question: Ratings from the fans and myself of the Stones albums, short reviews, song listings, lyrics and album info: personnel on each album and what instruments are the band members playing. PLUS, read reviews from other Stones fans and add your own review of the Stones albums or boots! Includes my top Top 60 list. A list of all the number one singles by the Stones in the US and UK can be found at the Stones Number 1 Singles page. Gasland was the internet's longest running Stones message board, going strong for over 20 years, from 1998 to early 2019! It was a great place to see what was on the minds of other hard-nosed Stones fans (known as Gassers) from all over the world. Today the board is used as our weekly poll post board while Gasland's archive pages are still online for all to read.
Information on the latest news about the band, including any new tours, albums or videos, etc.. Most of these are from the 60s and 70s with a few newer ones. When it comes to writing rock songs, nobody comes up with classic lines like Jagger/Richards! Here's some of their best! Mick, Keith and Brian's top ten list. Plus Bill, Charlie, Ronnie, Mick T. and Stu. Brian vs Keith What's it like to see the World's Greatest Rock Band up close? Keno's review from the first row of Stones Albuquerque show from B2B Tour. LINKS Visit other Stones sites on the web. |
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| Word | Definition |
| xanthareel | yellow eel formerly used in medicinal foods |
| xanthic | yellow; yellowish |
| xanthippe | ill-tempered woman |
| xanthocarpous | having yellow fruit |
| xanthochroia | yellowness of the skin |
| xanthochroic | having yellow skin |
| xanthocomic | yellow-haired |
| xanthocyanopsy | form of colour-blindness in which only blue and yellow can be distinguished |
| xanthoderm | yellow-skinned person |
| xanthodont | one with yellow teeth |
| xanthoma | disease characterized by yellow patches on the skin |
| xanthometer | instrument for measuring colour of sea or lake water |
| xanthophyll | substance causing yellow colour of autumn leaves |
| xanthopsia | a visual condition where things appear yellow |
| xanthospermous | having yellow seeds |
| xanthous | yellow or red-haired |
| xebec | small three-masted pirate ship |
| xeme | fork-tailed gull |
| xenagogue | guide; someone who conducts strangers |
| xenial | of or concerning hospitality towards guests |
| xenium | gift made to a guest or ambassador; any compulsory gift |
| xenobiotic | indicating a substance or item foreign to the body |
| xenocracy | government by a body of foreigners |
| xenodiagnosis | diagnosis of disease by allowing laboratory-bred diseases to affect material |
| xenodocheionology | love of hotels |
| xenodochial | hospitable; kindly to strangers |
| xenodochium | building for the reception of strangers |
| xenogamy | cross-fertilization |
| xenogeneic | of a disease, derived from an individual of a different species |
| xenogenesis | generation of offspring entirely unlike the parent |
| xenogenous | due to an outside cause |
| xenoglossia | person's knowledge of a language never studied |
| xenolalia | person's knowledge of a language never studied |
| xenolith | fragment of extraneous rock embedded in magma or another rock |
| xenomancy | divination using strangers |
| xenomania | inordinate attachment to foreign things |
| xenomenia | menstruation from abnormal orifices |
| xenomorphic | having a form not its own |
| xenophilia | love of foreigners |
| xenophobia | fear of foreigners |
| xenops | a small tropical rainforest bird |
| xenurine | species of armadillo |
| xeransis | drying up |
| xerarch | growing in dry places |
| xerasia | abnormal dryness of the hair |
| xeric | dry; lacking in moisture |
| xerocopy | photocopy |
| xerodermia | abnormal dryness of the skin |
| xerography | photocopying |
| xerophagy | eating of dry food; fast of dry food in the week preceding Easter |
| xerophily | adaptation to very dry conditions |
| xerophobous | unable to survive drought |
| xerophthalmia | dryness and soreness of the eyes |
| xerophytic | able to withstand drought |
| xeroradiography | process for taking permanent pictures of X-ray images |
| xerosis | abnormal dryness of body parts |
| xerostomia | excessive dryness of the mouth |
| xerothermic | dry and hot |
| xerotic | dry |
| xerotripsis | dry friction |
| xesturgy | process of polishing |
| xilinous | of, like or pertaining to cotton |
| xiphias | swordfish |
| xiphoid | sword-shaped |
| xiphopagus | conjoined twins joined by a band of flesh on the torso |
| xiphophyllous | having sword-shaped leaves |
| xiphosuran | horseshoe crab |
| xoanon | primitive wooden statue overlaid with ivory and gold |
| xography | photographic process for producing three-dimensional images |
| xu | former monetary unit of Vietnam |
| xylan | gelatinous compound found in wood |
| xylary | of, like or pertaining to xylem |
| xylem | woody portion of a plant |
| xylocarp | hard and woody fruit |
| xylogenous | growing on wood |
| xyloglyphy | wood-carving |
| xylography | art of engraving on wood |
| xyloid | woody; ligneous |
| xylology | study of wood |
| xylomancy | divination by examining wood found in one's path |
| xylometer | instrument measuring specific gravity of wood |
| xylophagous | wood-eating |
| xylophilous | fond of wood; living in or on wood |
| xylophory | wood-carrying |
| xylopolist | one who sells wood |
| xylopyrography | engraving designs on wood with hot poker |
| xylorimba | combination of xylophone and marimba |
| xylotherapy | use of certain sorts of wood in treating disease |
| xylotomous | wood-cutting; wood-boring |
| xylotypographic | printed from wooden blocks |
| xystarch | ancient Greek officer in charge of gymnastic exercises |
| xyster | surgeon's instrument for scraping bones |
| xyston | short pike used by Greek heavy cavalry |
| xystus | covered walkway for exercises |
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