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I agree. I have friends that listen to electronic dance music made by dj's and producers that apparently are huge but I have no idea who they are.
They've all said the dance mix of Saint Of Me goes over massive at raves and dj nights.
Good points.
Saint Of Me, I consider that a latter day classic. It´s soo good.
Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings
19th Nervous Breakdown was also no. 1 on several UK charts. NME, for example. And I think Let's Spend The Night Together went to no. 2.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-09-21 20:58 by walkingthedog.
A rare German porno movie - very kinky stuff - just read the link.
- Doxa
As I understand it,"Going to a Go-Go" was # 25 or # 26 in the U.K. and "Love is Strong" was # 14 in the U.K..
Lol, now that is funny, good one.
I don't know. This "top ten" and "top 50" business seems quite arbitrary to me.
What about the "top 14" hits and the "top 51" hits?? One top 50 hit - yes but, at least 3 top 60 hits in the U.S. during that period of time.
I suppose that it depends on where one draws the line as to what constitutes a hit.
Also,it seems kind of hasty to dismiss the "Mainsteam Rock" charts in the context of modern popular music. Bands who play straight-up rock 'n' roll have had very limited success in the Billboard top ten during recent times,mostly regardless of the quality of the music. The Kings of Leon are one exception but,I can't think of many others. Then consider the fact that the band has been around since the early '60's.
What the Stones have accomplished is impressive,to me at least. Yes,they are in a winding down phase but,it doesn't seem right to say that they have had x number of hits in the last 20 years when they haven't even really made any kind of attempt at true 100% new material in 7 years. As far as that goes,judging the music that they did release,it would be more appropriate to judge the 12 year period between 1994 (Love is Strong) and 2006 (Biggest Mistake).
By the way,the original claims were no hits post-1981 and post-1969. Now,it gets shifted to some point in the early '90's.
I remember Love Is Strong being 'all over MTV' (MTV had essentially turned into a cartoon channel at that point; music videos were on VH1) but never ever heard it on the radio. Same with Anybody Seen My Baby - which was a fantastic video I thought. Lately on any FM radio I've never heard anything past Start Me Up.
In the early 90s I walked into a nightclub and they were playing an extended version of Undercover of the Night. The dance floor was packed, I've never heard the song so loud, it was excellent. But yeah, haven't ever heard it on the radio either.
Just showed the album cover to my daughter, who is 4, and the first thing out of her mouth was "That's stupid".
See? And some people think it's genius.
just showed the album cover to my pet female gorilla and she said 'THAT IS SO HOT!!".....so...
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Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
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Date: September 21, 2012 17:08
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Bashlets
I still think if they had chosen SAINT OF ME as the lead single off BTB, it would have been huge. A good lead off single always propels great sales, and further interest in other cuts. While having the lead off single as a dud i.e. ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY, it pretty much kills the enthusiasm from the mainstream for giving other tracks a try IMHO. I think they made big mistakes on their lead off singles since Tattoo YOU.
I agree. I have friends that listen to electronic dance music made by dj's and producers that apparently are huge but I have no idea who they are.
They've all said the dance mix of Saint Of Me goes over massive at raves and dj nights.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
SFTD
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Date: September 21, 2012 17:40
One could easily make the argument that if you have ROLLED GOLD PLUS and JUMP BACK on CD, you pretty much have all of their greatest hits covered. Anything after that charted very poorly on the BILLBOARD HOT 100 charts.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Hairball
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Date: September 21, 2012 17:51
GRRR!!!!
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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......
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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: September 21, 2012 17:52
Something happened in the 5 years between 1989 to 1994 with stones fans or the way in which they issued singles, or a combination. They had a number 5 with Mixed Emotions, hardly a classic, and then a #94 with Love is Strong, which is certainly likeable enough if again, certainly not a classic.
As a collector, I would always make it my 'mission' to buy the vinyl 45s and even CD singles upon release, as when they eventually sold out, they were no longer reissued as catalogue items. In 1986, no problem buying the vinyls. By 1989 exceedingly difficult to find vinyls and even cd singles. This tradition continued, of being exceptionally hard to even buy the singles. For some reason, by 2005, and the release of Streets of Love on red vinyl, it became a little easier to buy a single again, but now it was really just more of a novelty item.
Also, they really did stop writing 'hit singles' for the most part in the last 20 years, but even where they did show glimpses of brilliance, (Saint of Me, Plundered My Soul), the audience no longer cared.
As a collector, I would always make it my 'mission' to buy the vinyl 45s and even CD singles upon release, as when they eventually sold out, they were no longer reissued as catalogue items. In 1986, no problem buying the vinyls. By 1989 exceedingly difficult to find vinyls and even cd singles. This tradition continued, of being exceptionally hard to even buy the singles. For some reason, by 2005, and the release of Streets of Love on red vinyl, it became a little easier to buy a single again, but now it was really just more of a novelty item.
Also, they really did stop writing 'hit singles' for the most part in the last 20 years, but even where they did show glimpses of brilliance, (Saint of Me, Plundered My Soul), the audience no longer cared.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
RSbestbandever
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Date: September 21, 2012 18:24
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Bashlets
I still think if they had chosen SAINT OF ME as the lead single off BTB, it would have been huge. A good lead off single always propels great sales, and further interest in other cuts. While having the lead off single as a dud i.e. ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY, it pretty much kills the enthusiasm from the mainstream for giving other tracks a try IMHO. I think they made big mistakes on their lead off singles since Tattoo YOU.
Good points.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
mickijaggeroo
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Date: September 21, 2012 18:37
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Bashlets
I still think if they had chosen SAINT OF ME as the lead single off BTB, it would have been huge. A good lead off single always propels great sales, and further interest in other cuts. While having the lead off single as a dud i.e. ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY, it pretty much kills the enthusiasm from the mainstream for giving other tracks a try IMHO. I think they made big mistakes on their lead off singles since Tattoo YOU.
Good points.
Saint Of Me, I consider that a latter day classic. It´s soo good.
Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
walkingthedog
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Date: September 21, 2012 20:56
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Love Is Strong at #14 and Like A Rolling Stone at #12, as well as Anyone Seen My Baby at #23 are clearly hits, no doubt about that.
Man, it is THE ROLLING STONES we speak here!
Do you know what this series is:
21-12-3-1-1-1-1-1-2-1-5-3-8-1-1
Well, that's the UK chartings of all the Rolling Stones singles from "Come On" to "Honky Tonk Women".
- Doxa
19th Nervous Breakdown was also no. 1 on several UK charts. NME, for example. And I think Let's Spend The Night Together went to no. 2.
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Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Doxa
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Date: September 21, 2012 21:51
A NOTE: I seemingly misinterpreted the piece in matter!
So if we are to believe Billboard and this thread: [www.iorr.org], the DVD in Super Deluxe Box Set will be CHARLIE IS MY DARLING.
- Doxa
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- Doxa
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-09-21 23:08 by Doxa.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
dewlover
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Date: September 21, 2012 22:24
"Super Deluxe Box Set" Including What??
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Doxa
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Date: September 21, 2012 22:55
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dewlover
"Super Deluxe Box Set" Including What??
A rare German porno movie - very kinky stuff - just read the link.
- Doxa
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Winning Ugly VXII
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Date: September 21, 2012 23:31
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DandelionPowderman
Love Is Strong at #14 and Like A Rolling Stone at #12, as well as Anyone Seen My Baby at #23 are clearly hits, no doubt about that.
I'd like to see some real proof of Going To A Go Go being a bigger hit in the UK than Love Is Strong as well
As I understand it,"Going to a Go-Go" was # 25 or # 26 in the U.K. and "Love is Strong" was # 14 in the U.K..
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
RSbestbandever
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Date: September 22, 2012 00:45
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dewlover
"Super Deluxe Box Set" Including What??
A rare German porno movie - very kinky stuff - just read the link.
- Doxa
Lol, now that is funny, good one.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Munichhilton
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Date: September 22, 2012 00:48
Dammit Chuck, where are you when we finally need you!
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
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Winning Ugly VXII
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Date: September 22, 2012 10:33
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Was 'Don't Stop' really one of their greatest hits?
I think this calls the integrity of this project into question...
If we're concerned about the integrity or literal accuracy of what constitutes a 'greatest hits' record, there'd be very little on it after 1969.
...and nothing on it after 1981
That's revisionism at best.
From Wikipedia :
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1981 "Start Me Up" The Billboard Hot 100 # 2 [citation needed]
1981 "Start Me Up" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 1 [citation needed]
1981 "Start Me Up" UK Top 75 Singles # 7 [citation needed]
1981 "Start Me Up" Club Play Singles # 14 [citation needed]
1981 "Little T&A" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 5 [citation needed]
1981 "Hang Fire" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 2 [citation needed]
1981 "Waiting on a Friend" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 8 [citation needed]
1981 "Waiting on a Friend" UK Top 75 Singles # 50 [citation needed]
1982 "Waiting on a Friend" The Billboard Hot 100 # 13 [citation needed]
1982 "Hang Fire" The Billboard Hot 100 # 20 [citation needed]
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1982 "Going to a Go-Go" The Billboard Hot 100[3] # 25
1982 "Going to a Go-Go" Mainstream Rock Tracks[4] # 5
1982 "Going to a Go-Go" UK Top 100 Singles[5] # 26
1982 "Time Is on My Side(Live Version)" UK Top 100 Singles # 62 [citation needed]
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1983 "Undercover of the Night" The Billboard Hot 100 # 9 [citation needed]
1983 "Undercover of the Night" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 2 [citation needed]
1983 "Undercover of the Night" Hot Dance Music/Club Play # 9 [citation needed]
1983 "Undercover of the Night" UK Top 100 Singles # 11 [citation needed]
1983 "Too Tough" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 14 [citation needed]
1984 "Too Much Blood" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 38 [citation needed]
1984 "She Was Hot" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 4 [citation needed]
1984 "She Was Hot" The Billboard Hot 100 # 44 [citation needed]
1984 "She Was Hot" UK Top 100 Singles # 42 [citation needed]
1984 "Think I'm Going Mad"
B-side of "She Was Hot"
Mainstream Rock Tracks # 50 [citation needed]
1985 "Too Much Blood" Hot Dance Music/Club Play # 44 [citation needed]
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" The Billboard Hot 100 # 5
Mainstream Rock Tracks # 2
Hot Dance Music/Club Play # 4
Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Single Sales # 5
UK Top 100 Singles # 13
"Winning Ugly" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 10
"One Hit (To the Body)" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 3
The Billboard Hot 100 # 28
UK Top 100 Singles # 80
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1989 "Mixed Emotions" The Billboard Hot 100 [5] # 5
1989 "Mixed Emotions" UK Top 100 Singles [6] # 36
1989 "Mixed Emotions" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 1
1989 "Mixed Emotions" Modern Rock Tracks # 22
1989 "Sad Sad Sad" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 14
1989 "Terrifying" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 8
1989 "Rock and a Hard Place" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 1
1989 "Rock and a Hard Place" The Billboard Hot 100 # 23
1989 "Rock and a Hard Place" UK Top 100 Singles # 63
1990 "Almost Hear You Sigh" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 1
1990 "Almost Hear You Sigh" The Billboard Hot 100 # 50
1990 "Almost Hear You Sigh" UK Top 100 Singles # 31
1990 "Terrifying" UK Top 100 Singles # 82
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1991 "Highwire" The Billboard Hot 100 # 57 [citation needed]
1991 "Highwire" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 1 [citation needed]
1991 "Highwire" Modern Rock Tracks # 28 [citation needed]
1991 "Highwire" Hot 100 Airplay # 70 [citation needed]
1991 "Highwire" UK Top 75 Singles # 29 [citation needed]
1991 "Ruby Tuesday(Live Version)" UK Top 75 Singles # 59 [citation needed]
1991 "Sex Drive" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 40 [citation needed]
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1994 "Love Is Strong" UK Top 75 Singles[12] # 14
1994 "Love Is Strong" The Billboard Hot 100 [13] # 91
1994 "Love Is Strong" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 2
1994 "You Got Me Rocking" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 2
1994 "You Got Me Rocking" UK Top 75 Singles[14] # 23
1994 "Out of Tears" The Billboard Hot 100 [15] # 60
1994 "Out of Tears" Mainstream Rock Tracks [16] # 14
1994 "Out of Tears" UK Top 75 Singles[17] # 36
1995 "You Got Me Rocking" Bubbling Under Hot 100 # 113
1995 "Sparks Will Fly" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 30
1995 "I Go Wild" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 20
1995 "I Go Wild" UK Top 75 Singles[18] # 29
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1995 "Like a Rolling Stone" UK Top 75 Singles # 12
1995 "Like a Rolling Stone" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 16
1995 "Like a Rolling Stone" Bubbling Under Hot 100 # 9
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1997 "Anybody Seen My Baby?" Mainstream Rock Tracks[22] # 3
1997 "Anybody Seen My Baby?" UK Singles Chart[23] # 22
1997 "Flip The Switch" Mainstream Rock Tracks[22] # 14
1998 "Saint of Me" UK Singles Chart[23] # 26
1998 "Saint of Me" Billboard Hot 100[22] # 94
1998 "Saint of Me" Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales[22] # 23
1998 "Saint of Me" Mainstream Rock Tracks[22] # 13
1998 "Out Of Control" UK Singles Chart[23] # 51
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
1998 "Gimme Shelter (Live)" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 29
Singles
Single Chart (2002) Peak
position
"Don't Stop" Mainstream Rock Tracks[27] # 21
UK Top 75 Singles[28] # 36
Singles
Year Single Chart Position
2005 "Rough Justice" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 25
2005 "Streets of Love"/"Rough Justice" UK Top 75 Singles # 15
2005 "Oh No, Not You Again" Mainstream Rock Tracks # 34
2005 "Rain Fall Down" UK Top 75 Singles # 33
2006 "Rain Fall Down" Hot Dance Singles/Club Play # 21
2006 "Biggest Mistake" UK Top 75 Singles # 51
+
"Plundered My Soul" is a song by The Rolling Stones featured as a bonus track on the 2010 re-release of their 1972 album Exile on Main St.. It was the first song released by the band from the new recordings, limited-edition copies of the single shelved in independent stores on 17 April 2010, in honor of Record Store Day. The single peaked at #200 in the UK Top 200 Singles Chart, at #2 on Billboard's Singles Sales and #42 on Billboard's Rock Songs Airplay. It also reached #15 on the France Singles Top 100, and remained there for one week. The music video is directed by Jonas Odell.
"Plundered My Soul" features vocal and guitar overdubs from Mick Jagger and Mick Taylor in 2010.
&
"No Spare Parts" is a song by The Rolling Stones, featured as a bonus track on the 2011 re-release of their 1978 album Some Girls. It is one of twelve previously unreleased songs that appear on the reissue, and features newly recorded vocals from Mick Jagger. The song reached number 2 on Billboard's Hot Singles Sales.
A music video for the song was released on 19 December 2011 and was directed by Mat Whitecross.
Well, let's polish the listing a bit to see what it really says after 1981 - that is to say, let's skip teh marginal chart out and just consider only the main UK/US charts (Billboard Hot 100 & UK TOP 100/75 Singles)
year title Billboard/UK Top Singles
1982 "Going to a Go-Go" # 25 / # 26
1982 "Time Is on My Side(Live Version)" - / # 62
1983 "Undercover of the Night" # 9 / # 11
1984 "She Was Hot" # 44 /# 42
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" # 5 / # 13
1986 "One Hit" # 28 / # 80
1989 "Mixed Emotions" # 5 /# 36
1989 "Rock and a Hard Place" T # 23 / # 63
1990 "Almost Hear You Sigh" # 50 / # 31
1990 "Terrifying" - /# 82
1991 "Highwire" # 57 /# 29
1991 "Ruby Tuesday(Live Version)" - / # 59
1994 "Love Is Strong" # 91 / # 14
1994 "You Got Me Rocking" #113 /# 23
1994 "Out of Tears" # 60 / # 36
1995 "I Go Wild" - /# 29
1995 "Like a Rolling Stone" - /# 12
1997 "Anybody Seen My Baby?" - /# 23
1998 "Saint of Me" # 94 / # 26
1998 "Out Of Control" - /# 51
2005 "Streets of Love"/"Rough Justice" - /# 15
2005 "Rain Fall Down" - /# 33
2006 "Biggest Mistake" - /# 51
Well, as we can see:
- their last "real hits", making top ten, are all from the 80's: "Undercover of The Night", "Harlem Shuffle" and "Mixed Emotions"
- their last single making Top 50 in Billboard is from 1990 ("Almost Hear You Sigh", # 50) - there have been only four appearance in Top 100 ever since; this is to say that there has been no Rolling Stones hits in America for 22/23 yaers
- there is no any top ten hits in UK. Three singles since the 80's, made Top 20 ("Love Is Strong", "Like A Rolling Stone", and "Rough Kustice/"Streets of Love"; those could be called as 'minor hits in compared to the their chart history in UK.
So I would say that it would be highly revisionist to claim that the Stones have been a hit-making band since the 80's, and their record even during the 80's isn't any remarkable compared to their past - namely, this band knows what a real hit song is all about!
- Doxa
I don't know. This "top ten" and "top 50" business seems quite arbitrary to me.
What about the "top 14" hits and the "top 51" hits?? One top 50 hit - yes but, at least 3 top 60 hits in the U.S. during that period of time.
I suppose that it depends on where one draws the line as to what constitutes a hit.
Also,it seems kind of hasty to dismiss the "Mainsteam Rock" charts in the context of modern popular music. Bands who play straight-up rock 'n' roll have had very limited success in the Billboard top ten during recent times,mostly regardless of the quality of the music. The Kings of Leon are one exception but,I can't think of many others. Then consider the fact that the band has been around since the early '60's.
What the Stones have accomplished is impressive,to me at least. Yes,they are in a winding down phase but,it doesn't seem right to say that they have had x number of hits in the last 20 years when they haven't even really made any kind of attempt at true 100% new material in 7 years. As far as that goes,judging the music that they did release,it would be more appropriate to judge the 12 year period between 1994 (Love is Strong) and 2006 (Biggest Mistake).
By the way,the original claims were no hits post-1981 and post-1969. Now,it gets shifted to some point in the early '90's.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
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Date: September 22, 2012 15:45
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I'd like to see some real proof of Going To A Go Go being a bigger hit in the UK than Love Is Strong as well
Well, if the official chartings are not good enough for you, what can we do...
I guess the hype over the first live performances for six years in UK was enough to push the sales for "Going To A Go-Go". And I suppose still at the time a new Rolling Stones single still might gather some larger interest. They actually were still a rather hot band then.
But what is interesting that even though The Stones toured the States big time at the time, and even played "Love Is Strong" live in MTV show, teh single simply flopped (#91!). But there seemingly happened something in US music business that made it so hard for The Stones to make 'hit singles' any longer. Anyway, even I rememeber the times when the video of the song was circulating in MTV, I can't remember it being any real hit outside of that. It didn't gather some real interest by the people (outside the fan circles).
- Doxa
I remember Love Is Strong being 'all over MTV' (MTV had essentially turned into a cartoon channel at that point; music videos were on VH1) but never ever heard it on the radio. Same with Anybody Seen My Baby - which was a fantastic video I thought. Lately on any FM radio I've never heard anything past Start Me Up.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: September 22, 2012 16:59
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WeLoveToPlayTheBluesQuote
DoxaQuote
DandelionPowderman
I'd like to see some real proof of Going To A Go Go being a bigger hit in the UK than Love Is Strong as well
Well, if the official chartings are not good enough for you, what can we do...
I guess the hype over the first live performances for six years in UK was enough to push the sales for "Going To A Go-Go". And I suppose still at the time a new Rolling Stones single still might gather some larger interest. They actually were still a rather hot band then.
But what is interesting that even though The Stones toured the States big time at the time, and even played "Love Is Strong" live in MTV show, teh single simply flopped (#91!). But there seemingly happened something in US music business that made it so hard for The Stones to make 'hit singles' any longer. Anyway, even I rememeber the times when the video of the song was circulating in MTV, I can't remember it being any real hit outside of that. It didn't gather some real interest by the people (outside the fan circles).
- Doxa
I remember Love Is Strong being 'all over MTV' (MTV had essentially turned into a cartoon channel at that point; music videos were on VH1) but never ever heard it on the radio. Same with Anybody Seen My Baby - which was a fantastic video I thought. Lately on any FM radio I've never heard anything past Start Me Up.
In the early 90s I walked into a nightclub and they were playing an extended version of Undercover of the Night. The dance floor was packed, I've never heard the song so loud, it was excellent. But yeah, haven't ever heard it on the radio either.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
()
Date: September 22, 2012 17:17
Just showed the album cover to my step son, who is 21, and the first thing out of his mouth was "That's stupid".
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: September 22, 2012 18:07
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WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
Just showed the album cover to my step son, who is 21, and the first thing out of his mouth was "That's stupid".
Just showed the album cover to my daughter, who is 4, and the first thing out of her mouth was "That's stupid".
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
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Date: September 22, 2012 18:13
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WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
Just showed the album cover to my step son, who is 21, and the first thing out of his mouth was "That's stupid".
Just showed the album cover to my daughter, who is 4, and the first thing out of her mouth was "That's stupid".
See? And some people think it's genius.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
ChefGuevara
()
Date: September 22, 2012 18:21
Why don't the Stones just hire some hip ad agency for their promotion
and guidence through this changing market?
The Gorilla thing with the iView app has many flops, but it all started out
with a bad concept and "stupid" design. Who's making the decisions here?
I'm very courious to see if this 50 city Gorilla stunt promo is succesful.
and guidence through this changing market?
The Gorilla thing with the iView app has many flops, but it all started out
with a bad concept and "stupid" design. Who's making the decisions here?
I'm very courious to see if this 50 city Gorilla stunt promo is succesful.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Rocket88
()
Date: September 22, 2012 18:48
There is an entirely different track listing on Wikipedia...
[en.wikipedia.org]!
Track listing (50 track version)
NOTE: All tracks are 2012 remix/remasters: 1-16 Mono, 17-50 Stereo. All tracks are full length album versions, no edit or single versions. All songs written by Jagger/Richards except noted. Listed the year of the songs initial release.
Disc One
"Come On" (Berry) (1963)
"Time Is on My Side" (Meade) (1964)
"It's All Over Now" (Womack/Womack) (1964)
"Little Red Rooster" (Dixon) (1964)
"The Last Time" (1965)
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (1965)
"I'm Free" (1965)
"Get Off of My Cloud" (1965)
"19th Nervous Breakdown" (1966)
"Mother's Little Helper" (1966)
"Paint It, Black" (1966)
"Under My Thumb" (1966)
"Lady Jane" (1966)
"Ruby Tuesday" (1967)
"Let's Spend the Night Together" (1967)
"She's a Rainbow" (1967)
Disc Two
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (1968)
"Street Fighting Man" (1968)
"Sympathy for the Devil" (1968)
"No Expectations" (1968)
"Honky Tonk Women" (1969)
"Gimme Shelter" (1969)
"Midnight Rambler" (recorded live 11-28-69 ; released 1970)
"Let It Bleed" (1969)
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" (1969)
"Brown Sugar" (1971)
"Bitch" (1971)
"Wild Horses" (1971)
"Tumbling Dice" (1972)
"Happy" (1972)
"Angie" (1973)
"Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" (1973)
"It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" (1974)
Disc Three
"Hot Stuff" (1976)
"Fool to Cry" (1976)
"Miss You" (1978)
"Beast of Burden" (1978)
"Shattered" (1978)
"Emotional Rescue" (1980)
"Waiting on a Friend" (1981)
"Start Me Up" (1981)
"Undercover of the Night" (1983)
"Mixed Emotions" (1989)
"Love Is Strong" (1994)
"You Got Me Rocking" (1994)
"Anybody Seen My Baby?" (Jagger/Richards/lang/Mink) (1997)
"Rough Justice" (2005)
"Streets of Love" (2005)
"Gloom and Doom" (2012)
"One Last Shot" (2012)
[en.wikipedia.org]!
Track listing (50 track version)
NOTE: All tracks are 2012 remix/remasters: 1-16 Mono, 17-50 Stereo. All tracks are full length album versions, no edit or single versions. All songs written by Jagger/Richards except noted. Listed the year of the songs initial release.
Disc One
"Come On" (Berry) (1963)
"Time Is on My Side" (Meade) (1964)
"It's All Over Now" (Womack/Womack) (1964)
"Little Red Rooster" (Dixon) (1964)
"The Last Time" (1965)
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (1965)
"I'm Free" (1965)
"Get Off of My Cloud" (1965)
"19th Nervous Breakdown" (1966)
"Mother's Little Helper" (1966)
"Paint It, Black" (1966)
"Under My Thumb" (1966)
"Lady Jane" (1966)
"Ruby Tuesday" (1967)
"Let's Spend the Night Together" (1967)
"She's a Rainbow" (1967)
Disc Two
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (1968)
"Street Fighting Man" (1968)
"Sympathy for the Devil" (1968)
"No Expectations" (1968)
"Honky Tonk Women" (1969)
"Gimme Shelter" (1969)
"Midnight Rambler" (recorded live 11-28-69 ; released 1970)
"Let It Bleed" (1969)
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" (1969)
"Brown Sugar" (1971)
"Bitch" (1971)
"Wild Horses" (1971)
"Tumbling Dice" (1972)
"Happy" (1972)
"Angie" (1973)
"Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" (1973)
"It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" (1974)
Disc Three
"Hot Stuff" (1976)
"Fool to Cry" (1976)
"Miss You" (1978)
"Beast of Burden" (1978)
"Shattered" (1978)
"Emotional Rescue" (1980)
"Waiting on a Friend" (1981)
"Start Me Up" (1981)
"Undercover of the Night" (1983)
"Mixed Emotions" (1989)
"Love Is Strong" (1994)
"You Got Me Rocking" (1994)
"Anybody Seen My Baby?" (Jagger/Richards/lang/Mink) (1997)
"Rough Justice" (2005)
"Streets of Love" (2005)
"Gloom and Doom" (2012)
"One Last Shot" (2012)
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Deltics
()
Date: September 22, 2012 20:51
On the official website for this it says:
RELEASED
NOVEMBER 2012
RECORDED
JULY 1962–
AUGUST 2012
[www.rollingstones.com]
"Come On" was recorded in May 1963 and released on June 7 1963.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
RELEASED
NOVEMBER 2012
RECORDED
JULY 1962–
AUGUST 2012
[www.rollingstones.com]
"Come On" was recorded in May 1963 and released on June 7 1963.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Winning Ugly VXII
()
Date: September 22, 2012 20:59
God,help us regarding that track list. Those are some poor choices,in my opinion,to represent the 1994 to 2005 era. That could perpetuate the belief that some people have that the Stones released mainly sub-par music during that period.
* I Go Wild or Out of Tears or Break it Down or even Jump on Top of Me would have been better than You Got Me Rocking.
* Saint of Me or Too Tight or Out of Control would have been better than Anybody Seen .... .
* Laugh,I Nearly Died or Biggest Mistake or O.N.N.Y.A. or Under the Radar or Rain Fall Down would have been better than Streets of Love and Rough Justice.
* No " One Hit ( To the Body ) " - No Dirty Work at all. At least one track should be represented.
* No " Plundered my Soul " - Weren't there 2 different mixes of this song?? That would have been a perfect opportunity to give the fans something they might not already own - by including the (slightly) alternate mix.
* No 8 Track mixes of Miss You or Beast of Burden. This would have been another opportunity to give the fans something they don't already have,in an official digital format,anyway. I know that it is not a rarities collection but,those 8 track versions are close enough to the album versions. They are basically the same - just extended by 50 (give or take) seconds.
If they wanted to go crazy and risk world-wide riots and backlash,they could have even included the alternate version of Wild Horses and the alternate version of Brown Sugar from some of the early pressings of Hot Rocks.
* I Go Wild or Out of Tears or Break it Down or even Jump on Top of Me would have been better than You Got Me Rocking.
* Saint of Me or Too Tight or Out of Control would have been better than Anybody Seen .... .
* Laugh,I Nearly Died or Biggest Mistake or O.N.N.Y.A. or Under the Radar or Rain Fall Down would have been better than Streets of Love and Rough Justice.
* No " One Hit ( To the Body ) " - No Dirty Work at all. At least one track should be represented.
* No " Plundered my Soul " - Weren't there 2 different mixes of this song?? That would have been a perfect opportunity to give the fans something they might not already own - by including the (slightly) alternate mix.
* No 8 Track mixes of Miss You or Beast of Burden. This would have been another opportunity to give the fans something they don't already have,in an official digital format,anyway. I know that it is not a rarities collection but,those 8 track versions are close enough to the album versions. They are basically the same - just extended by 50 (give or take) seconds.
If they wanted to go crazy and risk world-wide riots and backlash,they could have even included the alternate version of Wild Horses and the alternate version of Brown Sugar from some of the early pressings of Hot Rocks.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
njlstones815
()
Date: September 22, 2012 21:19
Here in NYC you can see someone dressed up in a Gorilla suit almost any day! It will have ZERO impact!!
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
lunar!!!
()
Date: September 22, 2012 21:46
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WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
Just showed the album cover to my step son, who is 21, and the first thing out of his mouth was "That's stupid".
Just showed the album cover to my daughter, who is 4, and the first thing out of her mouth was "That's stupid".
just showed the album cover to my pet female gorilla and she said 'THAT IS SO HOT!!".....so...
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
schillid
()
Date: September 22, 2012 22:53
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Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Munichhilton
()
Date: September 22, 2012 23:49
This is all really very unfair to the gorilla.
The Stones are just thoughtless...
The Stones are just thoughtless...
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Rip This
()
Date: September 23, 2012 00:01
...I still love the gorilla...but if it's got Street Of Love and You Got Me Rocking on it I'm gonna pass.
Re: GRRR! The Rolling Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: September 23, 2012 01:50
Where is Not Fade Away on the 3-CD version? That's as dire an omission as leaving off Little Red Rooster from 40 Licks, in my opinion.
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