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So the standard issue has the orange cover and deluxe is black? That's easy enough then, thanks!

No!


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What did I get wrong? That's the way it's portrayed in the links you provided -- please elaborate!

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singer and songwriter, what's his name ?

Jagger and Richards ???

of couse, everybody know this. and your point?

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and your point?

Point ? What point ? I was simply answering your question

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and your point?

Point ? What point ? I was simply answering your question

I just find it weird when people say in one post
I'm huge Stones fan, I don't like Jagger
it doesn't make sense on my opinion
But if you think it's all right - ok, then.

I like the song a lot, and props to MJ for doing something different.

But...he definitely has joined Cher in the "I'll Wear Anything" Club. Hope he doesn't copy her bare-cheeks pantware. :-)

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So the standard issue has the orange cover and deluxe is black? That's easy enough then, thanks!

No!


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What did I get wrong? That's the way it's portrayed in the links you provided -- please elaborate!

Yesterday, when I catched those links, there was the orange cover too. It seems to be some confusion: [www.jpc.de]

And I want to know the tracklist of this deluxe edition, not the colour ...

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So the standard issue has the orange cover and deluxe is black? That's easy enough then, thanks!

No!


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What did I get wrong? That's the way it's portrayed in the links you provided -- please elaborate!

Yesterday, when I catched those links, there was the orange cover too. It seems to be some confusion: [www.jpc.de]

And I want to know the tracklist of this deluxe edition, not the colour ...

And here it comes:

Disk 1 :
1. SuperHeavy
2. Unbelievable
3. Miracle Worker
4. Energy
5. Satyameva Jayathe
6. One Day One Night
7. Never Gonna Change
8. Beautiful People
9. Rock Me Gently
10. I Can’t Take It No More
11. I Don’t Mind
12. World Keeps Turning
13. Mihaya (Bonus Track)
14. Warring People (Bonus Track)
15. Common Ground (Bonus Track)
16. Hey Captain (Bonus Track)

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I just find it weird when people say in one post
I'm huge Stones fan, I don't like Jagger

I never said that I don't like Jagger.

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why should he have???
You dont know/ jagger do ya?? never seen him live???
My God, its all about ego with Jagger.
sorry, i dont get over it. its my gut feeling, and thhis super heavy thing sucks, for me. this is how i feel, and i dont have to get over it.
if you dont agree, dont read it, fine
i think is crap, okay??
you dont...fine.
Dont f... tell me what to do or think!!
I dont like Jagger, yeah... allright..!
Maybe you should call someone to whipe your tears because someone is being realistic and , well'
Bye
jeroen

"You dont know/ jagger do ya?? "

And I suppose you know him well personally?

"never seen him live???"

What he does on stage is an act.

"its my gut feeling, and thhis super heavy thing sucks"

Do you think it's crap because of the 1-3 song/s you've heard or just because of this "hatred" of Mick?

"Maybe you should call someone to whipe your tears because someone is being realistic"

You're being realistic by dismissing a band who you've only heard one song by and making a personal judgement on a person you've never met? And for all the talk about my tears, you sound like the one taking a hissy fit.

"if you dont agree, dont read it, fine"

That makes sense but if you're really so against SuperHeavy why do you need to continually come on the thread and have a go at it? We get that you don't like it ok. You're just spamming now. Sorry for the long-winded reply but I really do think you're being childish. I hope we can put this behind us now because it really is silly.

I quite like both the song and the video. Don't know if I'll bother to buy it though.

give jagger a break he is the best,i like his music away from the stones.
its only rock-roll,let roll.
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Don't know if this is generally true, but in Australia you can
pre-order the deluxe edition for less than the stardard one:

[www.cdwow.com.au]

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Don't know if this is generally true, but in Australia you can
pre-order the deluxe edition for less than the stardard one:

[www.cdwow.com.au]

That seems like a mistake. It doesn't make much sense to me.
If you're going to order it you should now before its rectified (if it is indeed a mistake)

Let's give The Mick some room shall we? He's doing something outside of:

A. The Rolling Stones

B. Mick Jagger, The Solo Artist

C. Duetting/Backing (Dancing In The Street, You're So Vain, etc)

If you don't like it you don't like it. Miracle Worker is one song, one video. At this point I think the song is better than the video. But the song, the album, SuperHeavy - it's different, it's new. Have no expectations. OK so the "band" or group name is way over the top. No matter. The album hasn't come out yet! It's not like you're buying a Stones ticket when you purchase the album! It's cheap! Get it or don't get it. If you don't get it and say it sucks, what does that mean? Is that similar to/the same as NOT voting for president/local elects and then complaining about them?

And will Mick think it's a success if X-amount of copies are sold, X-amount of downloads are...etc? That Mick will come out eventually. Nasally or not. For now he seems to be really enjoying it.

And that is the key.

Los Angeles Times, Aug 22 2011:

Mick Jagger greeted me last month with a firm handshake as he welcomed me
into a hotel room at Four Seasons in Beverly Hills to talk about music.
The Rolling Stone was in town shooting a video for his newest collaborative
project, Superheavy, a group also featuring Dave Stewart, Joss Stone,
A.R. Rahman and Damian Marley. The album, a merger of Stones-style swagger,
deep Jamaican rhythms and a dose of dance floor energy, was recorded in
Los Angeles last year, and comes out Sept. 20 on Universal Republic. A more
detailed look at the project will arrive in these pages in the weeks to come.

Pop & Hiss: What are you listening to these days for pleasure?

Mick Jagger: If you’re an actual musician, you have to do all kinds of stuff:
You have to vaguely listen to what’s going on so that you at least know.
[If someone asks] ‘Have you heard Beyoncé’s new single?’ You can’t just
say no. And, yeah, I have downloaded Beyoncé’s new single. And that’s a great
record. But then there are the things you buy that you’ve bought before.
I just bought “The Best of Howlin’ Wolf, Vol. 2,” and there’s stuff that
wasn’t on volume one; it’s just as good but it’s a little more rare — well,
not “rare,” but it’s nice to have them all in one place.

And there’s an amazing thing that I heard when I was in Argentina. I was
listening online to one of those American college stations and there was
a version of “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” by this Lao band. So I went on the playlist
of the college station, and wrote it down because it’s in Thai. I thought,
“OK, I’m never going to find that.” And there it was! The record’s called
“The Sound of Siam.” And it’s not just that track — that’s just the one
that got my attention. Some nutter put together the [collection]. I’ve got
a couple of Thai friends, and I played “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” and they said,
“We can’t understand this. It’s actually not in Thai. It’s in some country
dialect we don’t speak.” You find the weirdest things.

It’s gotta be thrilling to hear something you created transformed like that.

It was just a funny sound. It’s not really even “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” but
the riff is. So that’s how I pick up all kinds of stuff, you know? That’s
what I like doing.

And it’s fun finding music that way these days.

Yeah, because before, this would be so seriously difficult to do. It would
involve many trips along Sunset Boulevard asking shop assistants. There are
some good things about the record business being what it is.

Interesting that both tracks are officially credited as
produced by Dave Stewart and Mick Jagger. In that order.

[www.eurythmics.me.uk]

Sorry if this was posted before.
I just saw this clip :

[www.etonline.com]

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Sorry if this was posted before.
I just saw this clip :

[www.etonline.com]

If that link doesn't work, try this one:

[www.etonline.com]

whenever i see the SuperHEavy logo i think of this jagger image...anyone else? has this been discussed?





IORR............but I like it!

Congratulations SuperHeavy. "Miracle Worker" now over one million youtube views!
Not bad for less than two weeks.

By way of comparison, only "Don't Look Back" with Tosh and "Dancing" with
Bowie still outrank it, and both will be passed shortly, making "Miracle Worker"
Mick's biggest non-Stones video.

The most seen Stones vid is "Angie" with 13 million views.

Isn't this the version we all are looking for:






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Isn't this the version we all are looking for

Very funny

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So very very far from Jagger's best. 90% of BIGGER BANG is much better. What a shame in the twilight of his career he's kinda/almost doing "Walk and Don't Look Back" (only thing is Peter Tosh is dead). Put out the Jagger/Red Devils sessions from the Rick Ruben period instead. Man, now that album ROCKS at 110% - Jagger at his best !!!

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Don't want to start a new thread for this, so since its the flipside of
the single, here's our current understanding of the lyrics, with AR's
introduction:

Satyameva Jayathe... For the future!

I haven't heard this one yet. Does anyone have a link? Thanks!

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give jagger a break he is the best,i like his music away from the stones.
its only rock-roll,let roll.
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I like it too and he seems like he's enjoying himself, so I don't know why people have to be sooo upset about him working outside the stones.
I have no complaints!

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Don't want to start a new thread for this, so since its the flipside of
the single, here's our current understanding of the lyrics, with AR's
introduction:

Satyameva Jayathe... For the future!

I haven't heard this one yet. Does anyone have a link? Thanks!

SuperHeavy - Satyameva Jayathe Official Music Video [HD]
[www.iorr.org]

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Don't want to start a new thread for this, so since its the flipside of
the single, here's our current understanding of the lyrics, with AR's
introduction:

Satyameva Jayathe... For the future!

I haven't heard this one yet. Does anyone have a link? Thanks!

SuperHeavy - Satyameva Jayathe Official Music Video [HD]
[www.iorr.org]

!!!!!!! Wow! I think it's awesome! I just listened once and don't think I heard Mick...I'll have to go back and listen again....but I loved the music!

What I've heard so far from SuperHeavy seems really uplifting and energetic. I think I read someone saying this is elevator music so I was expecting it to be really mellow, but it's not at all what I expected. I love it! I've always loved reggae and world beats so it's not too unusual sounding to me...so far anyway lol

Thanks ProudMary!

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!!!!!!! Wow! I think it's awesome! I just listened once and don't think I heard Mick...I'll have to go back and listen again....but I loved the music!

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Mick is primarily singing the chorus. He does a great job of close
harmony with AR, right down to the pronunciation accent and timbre,
so that their two voices are nearly one. A neat trik, Mick, for somebody
with usually such a distinctive voice. Plus how well he does blending in
on the chorus of Miracle Worker, he's getting to be almost a Beach Boy.

We were all wrong, the pink suit was not by L'Wren...

It is the work of famous UK tailor Timothy Everest...

[blog.timothyeverest.co.uk]