Tell Me :
Talk
You certainly can trust the downloads of my fellow countryman Stonesmuziekfan. He's also very well known here. He's just as reliable as my other fellow countryman UrbanSteel/Jos. Anyway you'll miss some great music if you don't download it and listen to it. But that's up to you.
I don't know what offense you mean, because I didn't offense you in any way. C'était seulement une blague. Pas compris, je pense. Well, I was totally forgotten about you saying "My heart belongs to Ronnie ". It's fine with me. I was just joking, but if you think you have to report my 'offense' to Bjornulf then you must do so. It would be ironic, to be banned because of a joke. I thought you really had sense of humour, but maybe another sense of humour than I have.
Btw: why did you say "thanks for the link" while you already knew that you wouldn't use it?
Well, if I'm not going to be banned I'll never make any joke ever again here. If I'll be banned, so be it, that's absolutely not the end of the world for me. Anyway, it's quite disappointing, all this.
Change your IP just in case..
I've always thought that that's impossible. Anyhow, I would also be too clumsy to do that. Maybe it's better this way. I've reread that post and now I understand that is has been interpreted totally different than I meant. Actually I meant: my wife has no reason to mistrust me because I am ..etc. But after rereading I see that one can interpret it otherwise. I can be sharp, I can be presumptuous and fanatic, but I am certainly not someone who offends others consciously. Never done that. I thought I was witty. Well, that was presumptuous. And that all is ironic as well as a bit sad and disappointing.
You know, these last months I suddenly got in the sway of the Stones again, after quite some time and after being more interested in Mozart's music. But the Stones incidentally came around and I heard and saw MT playing in Ladies and Gentlemen, started to download much Taylor-era stuff from the uploaders here and then I saw this part of the site and couldn't keep my big Dutch mouth shut. Maybe being banned is a blessing in disguise for me, though I'll miss saying some words now and then to you and some other fine people here. Instead I'll listen to all the stuff I've collected here and to Mozart again. And to Randy Newman, whose music and lyrics I love too.
Well, let's hear something beautiful of Randy.
Hope you like it, my friend
Aha! So you must know this. What is the official name of the following chords:
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
I've seen a dozen names mentioned and there never seems to be consensus.
Mathijs
Er, G of course, that is clear from the tab I reckon.
Mathijs
Stick around kleermaker, you make a valuable contribution. Plus, I want to hear your reaction to the EOMS reissue when it comes out!
It's 'kissing c**t in Cannes'
Casinos, Cannes, Cote d'Azur. Etc.
Jagger says, in the new Uncut interview that the song isnt about anything. They did the lyrics in LA, took a lot of phrases, threw them in a hat and put them together cut-up style 'in the style of William Burroughs'.
Those are three chords? Off hand at first glance my first thought was something to do with a C. But it's all @#$%& up. Not sure of the language since I nobody taught me how to play or what things were called but for how I call things, which are undoubtedly wrong half the time but playing wise they are 'correct', the second one is what I have always called, ha ha, a minor fourth where as the third one is a fourth.
Yes, indeed, I hear the same "kissing cut in cans" the film reference
Those are three chords. In open G it would be:
0 0 0
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
0 X 0
It's what's the intro to Tumbling Dice is based upon.
Mathijs
Get your point, but you don't get mine. What if the bass player plas an F ,there will be 3 different chord names. That was the crux of my answer Come on Matthijs,.I give you some time to think about it.
Yes ,stick around kleermaker, I like your posts You are a very human IORR member, never insulting I think..maybe on the edge sometimes
:
Like Pete Townsed said in the R&R hall of Fame:"Guys please don't get old gracefully,It wouldn't suit you."
The best remark the Stones ever got imo.
I would say:
Gsus4
Gsus4add9 or maybe D7 because the root has apparently changed to D
C/G
But I could be wrong.
You make sense.
1/ I said "thanks for the link " but I still/yet didn't have a look at it when i wrote this.
2/Don't be afraid!
Of course you're aren't going to be banned for two reasons :
I was joking when I wrote I will call bv for offense and obviously,you couldn't get it (don't you think the guy has more important things to deal with .....)
Actually ,"only" 2 persons were banned after I asked bv for it-they had insulted me ,that's why,so you aren't concerned ,are you ?
3/
I am glad you get it !
And now,I give up .
Keep enjoying yourself talking "tab " and harmony on this thread....
I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .
I am asking for the names of the chords as written in this tab, with root G. No bass players playing F or E and changing the root.
I know what the names are, but there's differences in naming conventions between American and English books, and the avarege taro patch book names them differently as well.
I thought you would just answer and not be avasive about it. Or don't you know yourself?
Mathijs
A child 12 years old can see what chord you are referring to.
A chord always derives it's name related to the other chords and the root involved.
Why doesn't it occur to you that I am not only talking Rolling Stones music ,
but harmony in general. Wake up man!!!
hahaha! You don't know!
Mathijs
"Tab" is one of the very few things I really know nothing about
.
Were you really joking? Because of the context in which you said that you would ask bv etc. I had a different impression. Well, I guess you've read my explanation about that misunderstanding and I hope the sky is cleared up now, for harmony's sake!
You know, some people have called me a troll and said that I and some other members were one and the same. That was an extremely weird experience for me. I just couldn't understand that. So I thought, well this time it's over. The strange thing is that on one hand I already had resigned myself to a ban (because indeed I'm much too active here and a ban would force me to let it go) and on the other I found it a bit sad, because I thought I couldn't say anything anymore to anyone here. Well, I'm talking too much. Again!
Talk about your favorite band.
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Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: February 27, 2010 21:38
Quote
SwayStones
I didn't downloaded "MT acoustic" or whatever and I won't .
The only links I download are the ones that come from Mr Urban Steel or very well knowed posters from IORR
BTW, I don't get what you're talking about ....
I hope you're kidding with bringing your "wife" here........and your unfaithful behaviour ..You should be ashamed ,
(in French :"tu es complètement à côté de la plaque ....c'est tout ce que tu as trouvé ??)
I am going to call bv for this offense.
And ,of course,it's obvious you couldn't get " My heart belongs to Ronnie "
I am not surprised .......
In French we say " Trop poli pour être honnête "
You certainly can trust the downloads of my fellow countryman Stonesmuziekfan. He's also very well known here. He's just as reliable as my other fellow countryman UrbanSteel/Jos. Anyway you'll miss some great music if you don't download it and listen to it. But that's up to you.
I don't know what offense you mean, because I didn't offense you in any way. C'était seulement une blague. Pas compris, je pense. Well, I was totally forgotten about you saying "My heart belongs to Ronnie ". It's fine with me. I was just joking, but if you think you have to report my 'offense' to Bjornulf then you must do so. It would be ironic, to be banned because of a joke. I thought you really had sense of humour, but maybe another sense of humour than I have.
Btw: why did you say "thanks for the link" while you already knew that you wouldn't use it?
Well, if I'm not going to be banned I'll never make any joke ever again here. If I'll be banned, so be it, that's absolutely not the end of the world for me. Anyway, it's quite disappointing, all this.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 27, 2010 22:21
"I am going to call bv for this offense."
Modern girls can defend themselves.
Modern girls can defend themselves.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: February 27, 2010 22:22
Many thanks for your reply, Amsterdamned. It all sounds very interesting. I enjoyed your translation very much, it was great fun. I can understand why you got (cyber) friends with those guys, because I appreciate all your posts here and, more important, I have the feeling that you're a very nice guy. No, your posts are never rubbish, I always like to read them. Just like those of 71Tele. You both have something in common except the guitar. At least, that's what I feel. But maybe this is my last post, because I seem to being reported to Bjornulf because of an assumed 'offense'. Well, I'm sorry if I can't say anything anymore to you. Feels a bit sad. Anyway, I wish you much luck, in every respect. And I suppose you also know a tiny bit of Dutch. That's a nice idea!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-02-27 22:37 by kleermaker.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-02-27 22:37 by kleermaker.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 27, 2010 22:48
Quote
kleermaker
Many thanks for your reply, Amsterdamned. It all sounds very interesting. I enjoyed your translation very much, it was great fun. I can understand why you got (cyber) friends with those guys, because I appreciate all your posts here and, more important, I have the feeling that you're a very nice guy. No, your posts are never rubbish, I always like to read them. Just like those of 71Tele. You both have something in common except the guitar. At least, that's what I feel. But maybe this is my last post, because I seem to being reported to Bjornulf because of an assumed 'offense'. Well, I'm sorry if I can't say anything anymore to you. Feels a bit sad. Anyway, I wish you much luck, in every respect. And I suppose you also know a tiny bit of Dutch. That's a nice idea!
Change your IP just in case..
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: February 27, 2010 23:15
Quote
Amsterdamned
Change your IP just in case..
I've always thought that that's impossible. Anyhow, I would also be too clumsy to do that. Maybe it's better this way. I've reread that post and now I understand that is has been interpreted totally different than I meant. Actually I meant: my wife has no reason to mistrust me because I am ..etc. But after rereading I see that one can interpret it otherwise. I can be sharp, I can be presumptuous and fanatic, but I am certainly not someone who offends others consciously. Never done that. I thought I was witty. Well, that was presumptuous. And that all is ironic as well as a bit sad and disappointing.
You know, these last months I suddenly got in the sway of the Stones again, after quite some time and after being more interested in Mozart's music. But the Stones incidentally came around and I heard and saw MT playing in Ladies and Gentlemen, started to download much Taylor-era stuff from the uploaders here and then I saw this part of the site and couldn't keep my big Dutch mouth shut. Maybe being banned is a blessing in disguise for me, though I'll miss saying some words now and then to you and some other fine people here. Instead I'll listen to all the stuff I've collected here and to Mozart again. And to Randy Newman, whose music and lyrics I love too.
Well, let's hear something beautiful of Randy.
Hope you like it, my friend
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 27, 2010 23:15
Quote
Amsterdamned
I'am a guitar teacher (studied Jazz in Rotterdam
Aha! So you must know this. What is the official name of the following chords:
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
I've seen a dozen names mentioned and there never seems to be consensus.
Mathijs
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 27, 2010 23:26
Quote
MathijsQuote
Amsterdamned
I'am a guitar teacher (studied Jazz in Rotterdam
Aha! So you must know this. What is the official name of the following chords:
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
I've seen a dozen names mentioned and there never seems to be consensus.
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Mathijs
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 27, 2010 23:28
Sorry Mathijs:
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 27, 2010 23:37
Quote
Amsterdamned
Sorry Mathijs:
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Er, G of course, that is clear from the tab I reckon.
Mathijs
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
71Tele
()
Date: February 28, 2010 00:39
Quote
kleermaker
Many thanks for your reply, Amsterdamned. It all sounds very interesting. I enjoyed your translation very much, it was great fun. I can understand why you got (cyber) friends with those guys, because I appreciate all your posts here and, more important, I have the feeling that you're a very nice guy. No, your posts are never rubbish, I always like to read them. Just like those of 71Tele. You both have something in common except the guitar. At least, that's what I feel. But maybe this is my last post, because I seem to being reported to Bjornulf because of an assumed 'offense'. Well, I'm sorry if I can't say anything anymore to you. Feels a bit sad. Anyway, I wish you much luck, in every respect. And I suppose you also know a tiny bit of Dutch. That's a nice idea!
Stick around kleermaker, you make a valuable contribution. Plus, I want to hear your reaction to the EOMS reissue when it comes out!
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
JJHMick
()
Date: February 28, 2010 01:14
Come on Dutchmen, behave! In a few months you will rage about us Germans and at least, I don't want to discuss rubbish with you: But you are even worse now than those from Scandinavia that envy each other's Olympic medal! If you argue don't argue...
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: February 28, 2010 01:37
Quote
terraplane
"Dietrich movies, close up boogies
kissing kunt in Cannes"
I don't hear this nor do I think Jagger would be so crass - at least at that time. I think he sings "Kissing cut in cans". It is a reference to film making ie, to make a film cut, film canister, etc which is why there is a reference to Dietrich in the line before
It's 'kissing c**t in Cannes'
Casinos, Cannes, Cote d'Azur. Etc.
Jagger says, in the new Uncut interview that the song isnt about anything. They did the lyrics in LA, took a lot of phrases, threw them in a hat and put them together cut-up style 'in the style of William Burroughs'.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
skipstone
()
Date: February 28, 2010 05:34
Quote
Mathijs
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
Those are three chords? Off hand at first glance my first thought was something to do with a C. But it's all @#$%& up. Not sure of the language since I nobody taught me how to play or what things were called but for how I call things, which are undoubtedly wrong half the time but playing wise they are 'correct', the second one is what I have always called, ha ha, a minor fourth where as the third one is a fourth.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
NorthShoreBlues2
()
Date: February 28, 2010 08:05
Quote
terraplane
"Dietrich movies, close up boogies
kissing kunt in Cannes"
I don't hear this nor do I think Jagger would be so crass - at least at that time. I think he sings "Kissing cut in cans". It is a reference to film making ie, to make a film cut, film canister, etc which is why there is a reference to Dietrich in the line before
Yes, indeed, I hear the same "kissing cut in cans" the film reference
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 28, 2010 12:11
Quote
skipstoneQuote
Mathijs
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
Those are three chords? Off hand at first glance my first thought was something to do with a C. But it's all @#$%& up. Not sure of the language since I nobody taught me how to play or what things were called but for how I call things, which are undoubtedly wrong half the time but playing wise they are 'correct', the second one is what I have always called, ha ha, a minor fourth where as the third one is a fourth.
Those are three chords. In open G it would be:
0 0 0
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
0 X 0
It's what's the intro to Tumbling Dice is based upon.
Mathijs
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 28, 2010 12:23
Quote
MathijsQuote
Amsterdamned
Sorry Mathijs:
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Er, G of course, that is clear from the tab I reckon.
Mathijs
Get your point, but you don't get mine. What if the bass player plas an F ,there will be 3 different chord names. That was the crux of my answer Come on Matthijs,.I give you some time to think about it.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 28, 2010 14:02
Quote
71TeleQuote
kleermaker
Stick around kleermaker, you make a valuable contribution. Plus, I want to hear your reaction to the EOMS reissue when it comes out!
Yes ,stick around kleermaker, I like your posts You are a very human IORR member, never insulting I think..maybe on the edge sometimes
:Like Pete Townsed said in the R&R hall of Fame:"Guys please don't get old gracefully,It wouldn't suit you."
The best remark the Stones ever got imo.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
sjs12
()
Date: February 28, 2010 14:40
Quote
MathijsQuote
skipstoneQuote
Mathijs
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
Those are three chords? Off hand at first glance my first thought was something to do with a C. But it's all @#$%& up. Not sure of the language since I nobody taught me how to play or what things were called but for how I call things, which are undoubtedly wrong half the time but playing wise they are 'correct', the second one is what I have always called, ha ha, a minor fourth where as the third one is a fourth.
Those are three chords. In open G it would be:
0 0 0
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
0 X 0
It's what's the intro to Tumbling Dice is based upon.
Mathijs
I would say:
Gsus4
Gsus4add9 or maybe D7 because the root has apparently changed to D
C/G
But I could be wrong.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 28, 2010 14:50
Quote
sjs12Quote
MathijsQuote
skipstoneQuote
Mathijs
X X X
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
X X X
X X X
Those are three chords? Off hand at first glance my first thought was something to do with a C. But it's all @#$%& up. Not sure of the language since I nobody taught me how to play or what things were called but for how I call things, which are undoubtedly wrong half the time but playing wise they are 'correct', the second one is what I have always called, ha ha, a minor fourth where as the third one is a fourth.
Those are three chords. In open G it would be:
0 0 0
1 1 1
0 2 0
0 0 2
0 X 0
It's what's the intro to Tumbling Dice is based upon.
Mathijs
I would say:
Gsus4
Gsus4add9 or maybe D7 because the root has apparently changed to D
C/G
But I could be wrong.
You make sense.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
SwayStones
()
Date: February 28, 2010 18:24
Quote
kleermaker
Btw: why did you say "thanks for the link" while you already knew that you wouldn't use it?
Well, if I'm not going to be banned I'll never make any joke ever again here. If I'll be banned, so be it, that's absolutely not the end of the world for me. Anyway, it's quite disappointing, all this.
1/ I said "thanks for the link " but I still/yet didn't have a look at it when i wrote this.
2/Don't be afraid!
Of course you're aren't going to be banned for two reasons :
I was joking when I wrote I will call bv for offense and obviously,you couldn't get it (don't you think the guy has more important things to deal with .....)
Actually ,"only" 2 persons were banned after I asked bv for it-they had insulted me ,that's why,so you aren't concerned ,are you ?
3/
Quote
I thought you really had sense of humour, but maybe another sense of humour than I have.
I am glad you get it !
And now,I give up .
Keep enjoying yourself talking "tab " and harmony on this thread....
I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 28, 2010 19:38
Quote
AmsterdamnedQuote
MathijsQuote
Amsterdamned
Sorry Mathijs:
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Er, G of course, that is clear from the tab I reckon.
Mathijs
Get your point, but you don't get mine. What if the bass player plas an F ,there will be 3 different chord names. That was the crux of my answer Come on Matthijs,.I give you some time to think about it.
I am asking for the names of the chords as written in this tab, with root G. No bass players playing F or E and changing the root.
I know what the names are, but there's differences in naming conventions between American and English books, and the avarege taro patch book names them differently as well.
I thought you would just answer and not be avasive about it. Or don't you know yourself?
Mathijs
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 28, 2010 20:07
Quote
MathijsQuote
AmsterdamnedQuote
MathijsQuote
Amsterdamned
Sorry Mathijs:
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Er, G of course, that is clear from the tab I reckon.
Mathijs
Get your point, but you don't get mine. What if the bass player plas an F ,there will be 3 different chord names. That was the crux of my answer Come on Matthijs,.I give you some time to think about it.
I am asking for the names of the chords as written in this tab, with root G. No bass players playing F or E and changing the root.
I know what the names are, but there's differences in naming conventions between American and English books, and the avarege taro patch book names them differently as well.
I thought you would just answer and not be avasive about it. Or don't you know yourself?
Mathijs
A child 12 years old can see what chord you are referring to.
A chord always derives it's name related to the other chords and the root involved.
Why doesn't it occur to you that I am not only talking Rolling Stones music ,
but harmony in general. Wake up man!!!
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 28, 2010 21:05
Quote
AmsterdamnedQuote
MathijsQuote
AmsterdamnedQuote
MathijsQuote
Amsterdamned
Sorry Mathijs:
Depends on the root,it's harmonic context.
Ask your question more precise,or get some harmony lessons please
Er, G of course, that is clear from the tab I reckon.
Mathijs
Get your point, but you don't get mine. What if the bass player plas an F ,there will be 3 different chord names. That was the crux of my answer Come on Matthijs,.I give you some time to think about it.
I am asking for the names of the chords as written in this tab, with root G. No bass players playing F or E and changing the root.
I know what the names are, but there's differences in naming conventions between American and English books, and the avarege taro patch book names them differently as well.
I thought you would just answer and not be avasive about it. Or don't you know yourself?
Mathijs
A child 12 years old can see what chord you are referring to.
A chord always derives it's name related to the other chords and the root involved.
Why doesn't it occur to you that I am not only talking Rolling Stones music ,
but harmony in general. Wake up man!!!
hahaha! You don't know!
Mathijs
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: February 28, 2010 21:07
Whatever.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: March 1, 2010 02:02
Quote
SwayStones
1/ I said "thanks for the link " but I still/yet didn't have a look at it when i wrote this.
2/Don't be afraid!
Of course you're aren't going to be banned for two reasons :
I was joking when I wrote I will call bv for offense and obviously,you couldn't get it (don't you think the guy has more important things to deal with .....)
Actually ,"only" 2 persons were banned after I asked bv for it-they had insulted me ,that's why,so you aren't concerned ,are you ?
3/Quote
I thought you really had sense of humour, but maybe another sense of humour than I have.
I am glad you get it !
And now,I give up .
Keep enjoying yourself talking "tab " and harmony on this thread....
"Tab" is one of the very few things I really know nothing about
.Were you really joking? Because of the context in which you said that you would ask bv etc. I had a different impression. Well, I guess you've read my explanation about that misunderstanding and I hope the sky is cleared up now, for harmony's sake!
You know, some people have called me a troll and said that I and some other members were one and the same. That was an extremely weird experience for me. I just couldn't understand that. So I thought, well this time it's over. The strange thing is that on one hand I already had resigned myself to a ban (because indeed I'm much too active here and a ban would force me to let it go) and on the other I found it a bit sad, because I thought I couldn't say anything anymore to anyone here. Well, I'm talking too much. Again!
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
whitem8
()
Date: March 21, 2010 16:13
Well the latest issue of Uncut with Exile on the cover. The interview with Jagger the mag says the lyrics are "kissing cvnt in cannes..." and they ask Jagger about the meaning behind the song, and he remarks it didn't mean much, but was done as a cut up piece. So it seems that indeed they do say KCC!
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: March 21, 2010 16:22
"but was done as a cut up piece"
Seems very clear to me
Seems very clear to me
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Cafaro
()
Date: April 2, 2010 22:48
re-posted
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-04-03 18:20 by Cafaro.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-04-03 18:20 by Cafaro.
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
Cafaro
()
Date: April 3, 2010 18:21
reposted
Re: Casino Boogie - what on earth are the lyrics about?
Posted by:
drbryant
()
Date: April 3, 2010 18:51
For what its worth, the original CBS/Sony Japanese CD (42DP) of Exile contains full lyrics and Japanese translations. They say that its "kissing cut in cans". For Rocks Off, they have the correct lyrics printed "fight and @#$%& and feed", so it's not a censorship issue. The Japanese translation says, basically, "kissing the mouth (the open end) of a metal can".
Anyway, Casino Boogie is a great track. It has Keith's bass triplets and the best two-note sax solo in history. Awesome.
Anyway, Casino Boogie is a great track. It has Keith's bass triplets and the best two-note sax solo in history. Awesome.
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