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BOW2007
Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) is the best song from GHS.
Nobody talks about this song from GHS.
Numerous times. It's not as good as Coming Down Again, imo.
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BOW2007
Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) is the best song from GHS.
Nobody talks about this song from GHS.
Numerous times. It's not as good as Coming Down Again, imo.
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BOW2007
Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) is the best song from GHS.
Nobody talks about this song from GHS.
Numerous times. It's not as good as Coming Down Again, imo.
1) WINTER
2) Doo doo doo
3) 100 Years Ago
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whitem8
I loved the Japanese import of Goat's Head, with the lyric sheet saying Star Bucker, Star Bucker, Star Bucker!
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MrBobMartini
I always thought Star Star summed up GHS perfectly. That is, a rocker that's just a bit more polished that I would have liked. The smoother approach to this album fit some songs like Winter and Coming Down Again, but just made some of the others (like Mr. D and this one) sound a bit weaker than they could have been.
And since this has apparently become a "what are your favorite songs from GHS" thread, I'll oblige.
1. Heartbreaker
2. Winter (This has nothing to do with Taylor by the way. Listen to Nicky Hopkins on this one, good god. And Jagger's rhythm guitar is beautiful as well. And as always, Bill and Charlie. Actually, now that I think about it, Taylor's contribution is the least remarkable part of the song.)
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MrBobMartini
I always thought Star Star summed up GHS perfectly. That is, a rocker that's just a bit more polished that I would have liked. The smoother approach to this album fit some songs like Winter and Coming Down Again, but just made some of the others (like Mr. D and this one) sound a bit weaker than they could have been.
And since this has apparently become a "what are your favorite songs from GHS" thread, I'll oblige.
1. Heartbreaker
2. Winter (This has nothing to do with Taylor by the way. Listen to Nicky Hopkins on this one, good god. And Jagger's rhythm guitar is beautiful as well. And as always, Bill and Charlie. Actually, now that I think about it, Taylor's contribution is the least remarkable part of the song.)
yes, but what about the string arrangement?
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black n blue
One of the best sex tunes
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black n blue
One of the best sex tunes
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MisterO
Dirty-Sexy-Cool......The Stones only have a small handful of truly sexy songs. Off the top of my head Hey Nigrita, She Was Hot, Brand New Car, Dance Little Sister.
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Silver Dagger
The music for Star Star is the beginning of a Stones by numbers blueprint. A prototype Chuck Berry rocker which would be revisited on Some Girls, Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You and which would eventually give way to the stadium rock four to the floor sound from Steel Wheels onwards. I don't recall them doing that on any album from Aftermath to Exile.
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MisterO
Dirty-Sexy-Cool......The Stones only have a small handful of truly sexy songs. Off the top of my head Hey Nigrita, She Was Hot, Brand New Car, Dance Little Sister.
To have sex with "Brand New Car" one needs a lot of Viagra...
- Doxa
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Naturalust
We now know You're So Vain was written about David Geffen
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Naturalust
We now know You're So Vain was written about David Geffen
Well, actually we don't.
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Drew
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Rockman
If anyone can recommend the best Stones song for mushrooms, I'd be glad to hear it.
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