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deardoctor
There's one good track: HURRICANE. Skip the rest. Compared to ABB, Dirty Work is a masterpiece
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1962
The Worst
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1962
The Worst
Could be the worst Stones album - but still a very good album!
- Doxa
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1962
The Worst
Could be the worst Stones album - but still a very good album!
- Doxa
That number one position will always belong to Dirty Work.
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VoodooLounge13
Wiki states that ABB was released on 9/6/05, not 9/5/05. Is that correct? If so, then we have one more day until we get to the official anniversary. I don't recall, though I do know that I had seen them twice already on the ABB tour by the time the album came out!!! Checking back thru my setlists, I've never gotten more than 4 songs in a show off a current album, be that ABB or B2B.
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bakersfield
Too many of the songs, such as "Oh No Not You Again', sound forced, they don't swing at all. Does anyone know how many of the tracks featured Charlie?
Like mentioned by Topi, he is in all over of them, but I think what could be the reason for the tracks probably not having that typical groove, that is, sounding a bit forced by Stones standards is that Charlie was not there were when the backing tracks were laid, but just replaced later the original drum tracks (laid by Mick mostly I guess). So Charlie couldn't much affect on the total 'feel' for the tracks.
Thanks Doxa - that explains a lot! But it mystifies me that even after (only!) eight years they could not be bothered to capture the songs live as band in a way that would enable their trademark swing to flourish.
I'm hoping for swinging and weaving on the new album. Fingers crossed,.
- Doxa