Do you feel it is time the Rolling Stones retired?
412129
They should have packed it in a long time ago. They look ridiculous.
30945
Considering the Stones have been hot for the past 40 years I'll go out on a limb and say The Rolling Stones. *wink*\n\nseriously.......watch out for "Death Cab for Cutie!"
99444
Too old for rock 'n roll.
1139056
Maybe after releasing 2 albums in a year they need a break
312503
Not over yet, there are still great players who have passed the 30's year mark and are still strong and mostly better than the youngsters out there, such as Berkamp, Romario, Maldini, Cafu, Serginho, Shearer (recently retired), Zidane, Ronaldo, etc.\nThey shouldn't retire, but indeed, they should be expected and able to take a bench some games without throwing a fit now and then
788002
Don't worry this is a good sign! With all bands of this sort, a greatest hits does not bode well for their future and judging by publicity they have had recently (i.e. members making derisory coments about their management and the sort of shows they were formed on) I wouldn't at all be surprised if we didn't hear their next concerts will be the farewell gigs. Chanced upon a tv show a while back where they were all making it pretty clear they were fed up of being filmed and were so ungrateful for the chances they had been given that hopefully, we won't be subjected to their manufacured tartiness for too much longer.
305175
I love 80's music.  I don't consider myself old (I'm 30), but it's what I grew up with and what I like.  I'm big into rock, and the bands these days just don't do it for me.
1167758
I absolutely love most of the bands that played Woodstock. Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane being among my favorites. Soundgarden, STP, RHCP, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, are all good. There were others too that were good. I have to agree with you about Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, Click Five, etc. I don't know where rock is going but it needs to come back. They lack substance and they whine a lot. I don't like that at all. I'm hoping that once again something new will come out that will put those bands to shame much like "grunge" did to hair metal
525165
I think he want to retire
701377
They broke up slowly over time, never really meeting to do their last album.  Just showing up to complete tracks started by someone else.\n\nAfter a while the money doesn't mean as much.  after you got a few million in the bank, you start thinking about enjoying your family and free time, at least for a while.\n\nThey lasted longer than most bands.
36198
Well, I personally feel that they shouldn't.  But they have been togetther for quite a long time.  Some band members might feel that its time to move on and find better pastures or find new challenges.  There might be few who might be thinking of starting  a solo career or may be having other commercial or private interests.
972415
I like it but it's getting a Little old! don't u think?\nAnyways no I missed it last night!
795259
It's just the flavor of the day.  Reality is what is hot now.  They still perform but aren't always able to get the whole band together for reunions.  I think they are at the point in their lives where they are not totally washed up but still need to put themselves out there and let people know they're still around.
43322
Mine's retired, It's MJ, the secon on the list's also retired and it was another MJ (Magic Johnson), I'm not an old school guy, I'm just 24, but the basketball played from the early 80's till the mid 90's was the best for me (remember the dream team?)
303152
Chicago (only while Terry Kath was still with us), Doobie Brothers, Pink Floyd, Boston, The Beatles, The Eagles, Journey, Rush, Santana, Steely Dan, Young Rascals, Aerosmith, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, Heart...\n\nI think that's enough...or should I go on
339837
Done. Dunzo. Dunzoid. Dunder-Mifflin.\n\n\nOn February 6, 2006, he announced in an interview with the magazine La República that Pink Floyd would most likely never tour or write material together again. He said:\n\n    "I think enough is enough. I am 60 years old. I don’t have the will to work as much anymore. Pink Floyd was an important part in my life, I have had a wonderful time, but it’s over. For me it’s much less complicated to work alone."\n\nbut on the bright side, mr. gilmour has just released a solo album, it's quite enjoyable. i highly recommend it if you're a pink floyd fan.
623076
well probably not retire but i could get a nice chunk of money to spend on the things in life i just love...tattoos, leather, cars, and tickets to go see rab!!!