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moonchild57
Casino Boogie gets better and better every time I listen to it, and trust me I've listened to it A LOT (53 yrs. old)

Funny how that song has grown on people, me included.

Here's what I think: Sticky is a masterpiece, nearly perfect. But it stays the same. I don't get anything new out of it.

Exile, on the other hand, with all its murk and mystery, reveals itself in different colors and layers over time. A third guitar here, a harmony there. Something in the fade-out. The other day I suddenly found myself really noticing the bass on Sweet Virginia, for example. There's alchemy in that damn record. I don't know how they did it, but there's alchemy and voodoo there. The album is a living, breathing thing.

Good description Tele! Good one! I agree heartily.

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ghostryder13
there's no way rocks off could of been a single unless mick would of sang different lyrics for the single release

Might have passed censors in 1972...

Lou Reed got away with "Holly never lost her head, even when she was givin' head"

I believe that line was cut from the single, or at least the version played on the radio.