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matxil
Wow, yes!
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Monsoon Ragoon
The birth of Hard Rock.
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buffalo7478
They didn't want to hold your hand or take you on a magical mystery tour and even talk about Maxwell's Silver Hammer landing on someone's head, light and comically. Nope, they were the guys your parents warned you about. They were talking of seducing underaged girls, and how unhappy suburban moms were self medicating just to get thru their boring, crappy lives. SFTD and talk of the Kennedys....at such a raw time.
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whitem8
What a beautifully menacing blues scum rock. The Stones make R Kelly look like an amateur. The Brit inviasion and swinging London. These guys were rock and roll pirates and undoubtedly they all spent a lot of intimate time with underaged girls and boys. The Stones and Beatles were a rolling rock and roll orgy. I bet all those mothers didn't know their kids could scratch like that!
Wonderfully raunchy guitars. Propelled by the engine room. Charlie and Bill are in total sync and propulse the song like a sex craved juggernaut. Jagger is at his most slyly innocent and debauched self. He sings like a slithering sex lizard hunting for prey. Sucking nubile flesh of all its innocence and pre-pubescent awakening. The end fade out jam is spectacular. A cacophony of primal lust and abandon, loose, tight, and all in between. A perfect slab of hedonistic music.
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Palace Revolution 2000
I wonder what guitar Keith used for the studio version of this track. The guitars sound very thin. Seemed like he favored the 3PU Les Paul, but it does not sound much like a Gibson.
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Palace Revolution 2000
I wonder what guitar Keith used for the studio version of this track. The guitars sound very thin. Seemed like he favored the 3PU Les Paul, but it does not sound much like a Gibson.
Neither did the black beauty on th SFTD. Might be the Supreme that made that sound..
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Monsoon Ragoon
The birth of Hard Rock.
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MelBelliQuote
Monsoon Ragoon
The birth of Hard Rock.
It might not be the birth of hard rock, but it is the progenitor of “Sweet Home Alabama.”
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Monsoon Ragoon
The birth of Hard Rock.
It might not be the birth of hard rock, but it is the progenitor of “Sweet Home Alabama.”
Both of these posts are mystifying.
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DandelionPowderman
The Ya Yas-version has a more similar chord structure to Sweet Home Alabama.
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MelBelli
Not just the same arpeggiated D C G pattern, but the F turnaround, too.