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LOVE Mick's part!

MJ with JLO say it ain't so.

Mick, make a Rolling Stones record for f*ck's sake.

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Stoneage
J Lo is from the block. She will pick a homeboy from the hood. Not a nobleman from Dartford, England! Besides that, the age gap must be 200 years between them!

Not talking about a marriage, honey.

Hey, you know, this song is really starting to grow on me!

Just kidding!

The "song" is bullshit, but MJ obviously likes to run after trends. His part in that song has a certain charme, but he could do better things.

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The "song" is bullshit, but MJ obviously likes to run after trends. His part in that song has a certain charme, but he could do better things.

He certainly has recently, starting with the transcendant Plundered My Soul, continuing with his Grammy performance, knocking it out of the park with the Superheavy album.

Even his part in this disaster is great.

Looking very forward to some girls deluxe.

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treaclefingers
Hey, you know, this song is really starting to grow on me!

Kind of like a festering boil.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

I know the song is s**t but wait Mick's part is coming...lol

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treaclefingers
Hey, you know, this song is really starting to grow on me!

Kind of like a festering boil.

If you read my whole post, I did say, 'just kidding'. If you're going to quote me please don't edit it so it is now out of context just so you an get a 'jibe' in.

Merci.

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Closed minded @#$%& in this place.

Good track for dancing to with some hot chicks, good friends, care free, having fun.

I love this wee modern pop classic from a fellow scotsman...





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Tis great for bouncing too as well.

like how jagger's vocals are both appropriate to the music and mixed lower so
as not to steal the spotlight, yet are still distinctive enough to wow. all jagger's
collaborators should be so lucky.



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"This track is currently not available"

While he's at it, why not do a follow up to Gigli with him and J LO in the leading roles? I'm sure it would be a smash hit. Mick, as a film mogul, has a sharp sense for potential movie hits. Or?

So, no Gigli 2 then?

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"This track is currently not available"

If you search for it on Youtube you should still be able to find a few links that are live.

If this is the first time you're hearing it, you might want to skip to the last 2:00 of the song where Mick comes in.



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like how jagger's vocals are both appropriate to the music and mixed lower so
as not to steal the spotlight, yet are still distinctive enough to wow. all jagger's
collaborators should be so lucky.

Yeah, I really like this - mainly because Jagger sounds like Jagger should sound, with the swagger and the grit.
I'm not a fan of "Superheavy" and this track succeeds in a way that SH does not.
I think the difference is Will Iam - he's a Stones fan, and he is also in tune to what is contemporary. Stewart is Jagger's safe bet, and he's also boring.
That mix does not seem to bring out the best in Jagger.
Whereas, Mick is on fire on the Will/J-Lo track.
Just goes to show our man can still kick it when he's challenged and relaxed.

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nocomment
like how jagger's vocals are both appropriate to the music and mixed lower so
as not to steal the spotlight, yet are still distinctive enough to wow. all jagger's
collaborators should be so lucky.

Yeah, I really like this - mainly because Jagger sounds like Jagger should sound, with the swagger and the grit.
I'm not a fan of "Superheavy" and this track succeeds in a way that SH does not.
I think the difference is Will Iam - he's a Stones fan, and he is also in tune to what is contemporary. Stewart is Jagger's safe bet, and he's also boring.
That mix does not seem to bring out the best in Jagger.
Whereas, Mick is on fire on the Will/J-Lo track.
Just goes to show our man can still kick it when he's challenged and relaxed.

Yes indeed. I honestly thought I'd never hear this Mick again. I thought we had lost him completely. As someone mentioned, he's channeling that growl he had during Undercover and Steel Wheels...it's great to hear it again.

Personally, I think this is a one off thing. The track calls for Mick to provide a more powerful vocal...it's fast moving, and very rhythmic (I love the "better move back now" line). This register seems to put a strain on his throat since it almost seems like it's scraping his vocal cords because it's so rough. While I would love to have Mick sing this way ALL the time...I suspect he wouldn't be able to sustain that on a tour. But at the very least he could do suffer through it and record another Stones album with this voice.

...strong voice at last! It's a miracle! Mick sounds fantastic and this is what we want! (The voice, not the song!)

IMHO is the best vocal part since Wandering Spirit ("Mother of a man" and others). As Justin said,"it's great to hear it again".

J. Lo Joins Will.I.Am For New Video

While one diva sang about moving like Jagger, another is preparing to move with him. For, as reported here, comeback queen Jennifer Lopez has joined forces with legendary rocker Mick Jagger and producer/Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.I.Am for quite the unexpected musical mixture. The result? ‘Hard’ – the futuristic club banger that has been making its rounds across many an outlet.
While fans awaited the fate of the track, J. Lo (speaking with Extra) confirms that a video is indeed in the works for the song and explained how the collab came about. Fans are undoubtedly in a frenzy as the news comes on the heels of Lopez’s own musical venture, ‘Papi’, hitting #1 on U.S. Dance charts this week.

Find out what J. Lo said ( from 1.08)




[thatgrapejuice.net]

the vid has been delayed by some kind of injury to will.i.am

strangely, while j-lo's participation in the vid shoot has been mentioned,
so far nothing about whether jagger is in it. be strange if he wasnt.

also strange, rihanna had a hit tune also called "hard" about a year ago
that also contains the line "you can go hard or you can go home"

who knows, maybe everybody in dance/hiphop has a tune called "hard" with that line...



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