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THANKS! I take you by your word.
But it's featured on their - in your opinion - "best live album" Shine A Light. Something doesn't quite add up here... It was surely meant as a country parody, but it's a nice catchy tune nonetheless imo.
It's not that you would not need them, it's just a waste of time.
Right.
Right-e right.
SAL isn´t their best live album but their second-best. And of course it would have been better to replace Faraway Eyes by the marvelous version of Undercover that only can be found in the DVD´s bonus tracks section. Some of their decisions are strange indeed.
For kooks only.
If you like SAL so much, shell out some good bucks for the japanese edition and there you can find Undercover as a bonus track, not replacing Far Away Eyes however, but anyway, it's there. Listening to it, it's quite understandable that it's just a japanese bonus track because it's just horrible and lousily mixed to hide it's otherwise too obvious shortcomings.
If they left out those it wouldn't be Exile On Mainstreet..................
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Shake Your Hips, Turd On The Run and Rip This Joint belong to my personal highlights of Exile, and I would not want to miss any of the other ones you mention...
I like every song on that list. But we are talking about masterpieces here. You have to really twist the meaning of masterpiece to try and say that Exile has a lot of materpieces on it.
Wow. You found even more fillers/superfluous songs on Exile than I did.
I wonder what Marty thinks of the movie/album.
Rip this Joint is filler? Smiley face here.
People with apparent little understanding of Stones music don't make me smile, they make me sad.
I did not know that live albums were "allowed" by the original poster, but I absolutely agree with you.
In the same category: Recorded Live - Ten Years After
So, songs like Ladies Room, Tomorrow & Tonight, Rockin' In The USA and Any Way You Want It are masterpieces for you?
So songs like ‘Calling Doctor Love’ and ‘Love Gun’ are masterpieces to you? LOL
Lighten up, dude. It’s only KISS - It’s ALL schlock. However, as a young ‘un this album was bloody perfection, the Exile of my youth.
Did I say somewhere that these songs are masterpieces for me?
This entire thread is as ridiculous as it gets. Complete nonsense.
Talk about your favorite band.
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Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Hansman
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:02
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Bette Middler? I see, you must be another troll then. No more history lessons, I promise!
THANKS! I take you by your word.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
steverogan
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:06
"Aja" Steely Dan
"Born to Run" Bruce Springsteen
"Dark Side of the Moon" Pink Floyd
"Rumours" Fleetwood Mac
"Bat out of Hell"- Meatloaf
"Boston" First album
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"Born to Run" Bruce Springsteen
"Dark Side of the Moon" Pink Floyd
"Rumours" Fleetwood Mac
"Bat out of Hell"- Meatloaf
"Boston" First album
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Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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alimente
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:37
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The only song I like from that album is Beast of Burden but even that version cannot touch Bette Midler's rendition of the song IMO.
You are completely right about Bette Middler. Her versions of BOB is marvelous. BOB and Some Girls are the best songs on SG. But BOB is only outstanding because of the intro and the guitar work. Otherwise it´s - just like most songs on SG - mediocre. Mick totally kills it for me with that silly "pretty-pretty-pretty-you´re such a pretty pretty"-garbage.
Faraway Eyes, btw, is probably the most ridiculous Stones-song ever.
But it's featured on their - in your opinion - "best live album" Shine A Light. Something doesn't quite add up here... It was surely meant as a country parody, but it's a nice catchy tune nonetheless imo.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:40
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Bette Middler? I see, you must be another troll then. No more history lessons, I promise!
THANKS! I take you by your word.
It's not that you would not need them, it's just a waste of time.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
whitem8
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:44
Exile
Let it Bleed
Sgt Peppers
Revolver
Quadrophenia
Who's Next
Muswell Hillbillies
Station to Station
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
Low
Heroes
Physical Graffiti
Free Wheeling
Blood on the Tracks
Blonde on Blonde
John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band
Abbey Road
Rubber Soul
Sticky Fingers
Village Green Preservation Society
Face to Face
Arthur
Time out of Mind
Some Girls
Let it Bleed
Sgt Peppers
Revolver
Quadrophenia
Who's Next
Muswell Hillbillies
Station to Station
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
Low
Heroes
Physical Graffiti
Free Wheeling
Blood on the Tracks
Blonde on Blonde
John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band
Abbey Road
Rubber Soul
Sticky Fingers
Village Green Preservation Society
Face to Face
Arthur
Time out of Mind
Some Girls
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:46
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Bette Middler? I see, you must be another troll then. No more history lessons, I promise!
THANKS! I take you by your word.
It's not that you would not need them, it's just a waste of time.
Right.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Date: October 12, 2016 17:50
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Bette Middler? I see, you must be another troll then. No more history lessons, I promise!
THANKS! I take you by your word.
It's not that you would not need them, it's just a waste of time.
Right.
Right-e right.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Come On
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Date: October 12, 2016 18:37
Every Stones on Decca-album...
2 1 2 0
2 1 2 0
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
HMS
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Date: October 12, 2016 18:49
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The only song I like from that album is Beast of Burden but even that version cannot touch Bette Midler's rendition of the song IMO.
You are completely right about Bette Middler. Her versions of BOB is marvelous. BOB and Some Girls are the best songs on SG. But BOB is only outstanding because of the intro and the guitar work. Otherwise it´s - just like most songs on SG - mediocre. Mick totally kills it for me with that silly "pretty-pretty-pretty-you´re such a pretty pretty"-garbage.
Faraway Eyes, btw, is probably the most ridiculous Stones-song ever.
But it's featured on their - in your opinion - "best live album" Shine A Light. Something doesn't quite add up here... It was surely meant as a country parody, but it's a nice catchy tune nonetheless imo.
SAL isn´t their best live album but their second-best. And of course it would have been better to replace Faraway Eyes by the marvelous version of Undercover that only can be found in the DVD´s bonus tracks section. Some of their decisions are strange indeed.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
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Date: October 12, 2016 19:20
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HMS
SAL isn´t their best live album but their second-best.
For kooks only.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Date: October 12, 2016 19:45
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The only song I like from that album is Beast of Burden but even that version cannot touch Bette Midler's rendition of the song IMO.
You are completely right about Bette Middler. Her versions of BOB is marvelous. BOB and Some Girls are the best songs on SG. But BOB is only outstanding because of the intro and the guitar work. Otherwise it´s - just like most songs on SG - mediocre. Mick totally kills it for me with that silly "pretty-pretty-pretty-you´re such a pretty pretty"-garbage.
Faraway Eyes, btw, is probably the most ridiculous Stones-song ever.
But it's featured on their - in your opinion - "best live album" Shine A Light. Something doesn't quite add up here... It was surely meant as a country parody, but it's a nice catchy tune nonetheless imo.
SAL isn´t their best live album but their second-best. And of course it would have been better to replace Faraway Eyes by the marvelous version of Undercover that only can be found in the DVD´s bonus tracks section. Some of their decisions are strange indeed.
If you like SAL so much, shell out some good bucks for the japanese edition and there you can find Undercover as a bonus track, not replacing Far Away Eyes however, but anyway, it's there. Listening to it, it's quite understandable that it's just a japanese bonus track because it's just horrible and lousily mixed to hide it's otherwise too obvious shortcomings.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
RaiseTheKnife
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Date: October 12, 2016 20:01
Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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NICOS
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Date: October 12, 2016 20:11
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Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
If they left out those it wouldn't be Exile On Mainstreet..................
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Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
alimente
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Date: October 12, 2016 20:24
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Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
Shake Your Hips, Turd On The Run and Rip This Joint belong to my personal highlights of Exile, and I would not want to miss any of the other ones you mention...
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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stanlove
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Date: October 12, 2016 20:28
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Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
I like every song on that list. But we are talking about masterpieces here. You have to really twist the meaning of masterpiece to try and say that Exile has a lot of materpieces on it.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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HMS
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Date: October 12, 2016 21:38
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Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
Wow. You found even more fillers/superfluous songs on Exile than I did.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
HMS
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Date: October 12, 2016 21:56
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SAL isn´t their best live album but their second-best.
For kooks only.
I wonder what Marty thinks of the movie/album.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
stanlove
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Date: October 12, 2016 22:44
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Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
Wow. You found even more fillers/superfluous songs on Exile than I did.
Rip this Joint is filler? Smiley face here.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Date: October 12, 2016 22:48
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Exile would be one if they had left the following songs in the trash can:
I Just Wanna See His Face
Sweet Black Angel
Shake You Hips
Turd On The Run
Rip This Joint
Casino Boogie
Ventilator Blues
Soul Survivor
Wow. You found even more fillers/superfluous songs on Exile than I did.
Rip this Joint is filler? Smiley face here.
People with apparent little understanding of Stones music don't make me smile, they make me sad.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Moonshine
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Date: October 12, 2016 23:03
Nightfly - Donald Fagen
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Turner68
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Date: October 12, 2016 23:10
I honestly feel that Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out is an album where every song is a masterpiece.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Palace Revolution 2000
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Date: October 13, 2016 05:41
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I honestly feel that Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out is an album where every song is a masterpiece.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
alimente
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Date: October 13, 2016 05:42
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I honestly feel that Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out is an album where every song is a masterpiece.
I did not know that live albums were "allowed" by the original poster, but I absolutely agree with you.
In the same category: Recorded Live - Ten Years After
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Swayed1967
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Date: October 13, 2016 07:42
David Gray – White Ladder
KISS- KISS Alive II
Stones – Let It Bleed
Flying Burrito Brothers – Gilded Palace of Sin
This is somewhat of a disagreeable thread for a Stones fan since Beggars and Exile are clearly better albums than LIB. Sure with LIB you have nine perfect dives but you have to get out of the pool each time and dry yourself off whereas with Beggars and Exile you just float downstream merrily merrily...
KISS- KISS Alive II
Stones – Let It Bleed
Flying Burrito Brothers – Gilded Palace of Sin
This is somewhat of a disagreeable thread for a Stones fan since Beggars and Exile are clearly better albums than LIB. Sure with LIB you have nine perfect dives but you have to get out of the pool each time and dry yourself off whereas with Beggars and Exile you just float downstream merrily merrily...
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Hansman
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Date: October 13, 2016 08:45
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KISS- KISS Alive II
So, songs like Ladies Room, Tomorrow & Tonight, Rockin' In The USA and Any Way You Want It are masterpieces for you?
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Swayed1967
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Date: October 13, 2016 09:05
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KISS- KISS Alive II
So, songs like Ladies Room, Tomorrow & Tonight, Rockin' In The USA and Any Way You Want It are masterpieces for you?
So songs like ‘Calling Doctor Love’ and ‘Love Gun’ are masterpieces to you? LOL
Lighten up, dude. It’s only KISS - It’s ALL schlock. However, as a young ‘un this album was bloody perfection, the Exile of my youth.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Hansman
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Date: October 13, 2016 09:08
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KISS- KISS Alive II
So, songs like Ladies Room, Tomorrow & Tonight, Rockin' In The USA and Any Way You Want It are masterpieces for you?
So songs like ‘Calling Doctor Love’ and ‘Love Gun’ are masterpieces to you? LOL
Lighten up, dude. It’s only KISS - It’s ALL schlock. However, as a young ‘un this album was bloody perfection, the Exile of my youth.
Did I say somewhere that these songs are masterpieces for me?
This entire thread is as ridiculous as it gets. Complete nonsense.
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
Posted by:
Witness
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Date: October 13, 2016 09:15
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece .
Is that what most of you are discussing? Not only 'great', how difficult even that alone is to obtain from an album's all songs without exception, but much more demanding, every song a 'masterpiece'?
Is that what most of you are discussing? Not only 'great', how difficult even that alone is to obtain from an album's all songs without exception, but much more demanding, every song a 'masterpiece'?
Re: Albums where EVERY song is a masterpiece
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Date: October 13, 2016 10:51
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Some Girls is their most overrated album in my humble opinion. I almost never listen to it. I don't like most of its songs and I find the production horrible. I never understood what people find so great with that album.
I hate Miss You with a passion and songs like Shattered, Respectable, Lies, and When The Whip Comes Down are some of the worst songs in the entire Stones catalogue for me. I really don't give a rats ass for that album.
Agree 100 percent Some Girls is so overrated in my opinion people saying it's one of their best is beyond me. The 3 previous albums they released were far better GHS,IORR and Black and Blue.
John Nicholls
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Date: October 13, 2016 12:41
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Some Girls is their most overrated album in my humble opinion. I almost never listen to it. I don't like most of its songs and I find the production horrible. I never understood what people find so great with that album.
I hate Miss You with a passion and songs like Shattered, Respectable, Lies, and When The Whip Comes Down are some of the worst songs in the entire Stones catalogue for me. I really don't give a rats ass for that album.
Agree 100 percent Some Girls is so overrated in my opinion people saying it's one of their best is beyond me. The 3 previous albums they released were far better GHS,IORR and Black and Blue.
John Nicholls
The question in the title of this thread kept aside, SOME GIRLS meant the Stones, within their own kind of music, nonetheless relating to the arrival of 'new wave' and punk as the third major wave of rock and surrounding popular music genres. As such, at the outset 'new wave' involved a new simplicity. Apart from the three arguably great songs of the album (and already mentionned by Dandelion),"Miss You", "Far Away Eyes" and "Shattered", the majority of the other songs of SOME GIRLS reflects that current new simplicity, which by the way seemed to vitalize the Stones. At that juncture the Rolling Stones were capable of reinventing themselves and move with the "zeit geist" of rock music on one more occasion.
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