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flacnvinyl
I still can't believe the Stones haven't released the extended version in any official format. Should have been released on Rarities.
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flacnvinyl
I still can't believe the Stones haven't released the extended version in any official format. Should have been released on Rarities.
yes, they seem determined to forget about anything they recorded in the 80s, to a fault.
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flacnvinyl
I still can't believe the Stones haven't released the extended version in any official format. Should have been released on Rarities.
yes, they seem determined to forget about anything they recorded in the 80s, to a fault.
You're not hinting at the 50 & Counting set list not having anything past 1981 in it are you?
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flacnvinyl
I still can't believe the Stones haven't released the extended version in any official format. Should have been released on Rarities.
yes, they seem determined to forget about anything they recorded in the 80s, to a fault.
You're not hinting at the 50 & Counting set list not having anything past 1981 in it are you?
Be careful, or else you know what they'll do...
(YGMR)
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DandelionPowderman
The long version:
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flacnvinyl
I still can't believe the Stones haven't released the extended version in any official format. Should have been released on Rarities.
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DandelionPowderman
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Haven't heard that version since WMMR debuted around the same time. The lyric changes are interesting. Toward the end you can really hear the synth that is in the periphery on the studio track a lot more prominently. It took me several years to really warm up to Mick's vocal style on the verses-that sort of drawl he usually brings out for their more country-styled tunes-he kinda did the same thing on Let Me Go on ER. I'm fine with it now though. At it's root the song is a Chuck Berry-styled rocker but they do a lot of little melodic and rhythmic turns that makes it something different.
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DandelionPowderman
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This is always on my playlist. the famous "radio edit" version. Thank you for posting it, it needs to be posted more often, as a reminder. One of the best rock songs ever. Their last "real" orginal Stones song with the real attitude. You can almost sense the conflict between Keiths "real" music and Micks "phony" attitude. The mash is brilliant. Kick ass and humour in one Mick. The way he used to be. The video is iconic. The music is fantastic. God bless the pianist.
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His Majesty
It puzzles me that Stu would dismiss the entire magical TSMR album, but play on utter shit like this song.
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GasLightStreet
Because he was correct in knowing TSMR was crap...
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DandelionPowderman
Stu is god, he was never wrong
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DandelionPowderman
Stu is god, he was never wrong
There is no god and he was often wrong like when he said Brian was incapable of writing music.
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DandelionPowderman
LOL! That depends on what he defines as music (re: TSMR)
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His Majesty
It puzzles me that Stu would dismiss the entire magical TSMR album, but play on utter shit like this song.