Quite often fans would say they use to like a particular song but for different reasons they've gone off it and sometimes even start making fun of it.So what Rolling Stone song did you use to like..and why don't you like it now?



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i loved tattoo you alot, but its one of the "big" albums i hardly ever listen to nowadays. i dont like the production and the guitarsounds. (still love slave and tops though)

@#$%& Blues. I thought it was hilarious when I first heard it.

Melody

Fool To Cry

All About You

Can't Be Seen

a lot of the 60s staff i jus tcan't take anymore.. stuff like under my thumb or time is on my side bores me to tears.

i don't think this thread has a strong enough negative bend to it....

how about songs we that were mildly annoying at first listen and you learned to loathe with repeated attempts?

you got me rocking fits neatly into that frame of reference for me

Start Me Up, Miss You and ironically enough It's Only Rock And Roll. Probably I just need a long break from them.

Start Me Up

Many of the warhorses. Especially HTW, JJF, MY and SF! They have simply been overplayed! Satisfaction isn't a sensation when you hear for the 350-th time! The big problem with the Stones is that their post 1981 catalouge is so lame. So they haven't been able to refresh their playlist as much as would have been prefered.

With me, it's only worked in the other direction: songs I didn't much like but that grew on me. I do think a few Stones blues songs have been thrown in for "street cred" with full knowledge few people would really much like them (I'd put YOU GOT TO MOVE in that category); "See how black we really are?" And I initially thought BLACK LIMOUSINE was merely a "street cred" song, but it grew on me and now I love it.

Jumpin' Jack Flash....It's Stones 'Smoke on the water'...

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Angie
you can´t allways get what you want

can´t listen these after 1982.

'I should Have known better'....it's much better with The Beatles...

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