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shortfatfanny
No love for Plundered my soul,DP ?
I'd like to add this,Bitch and CYHMK from SF deluxe...
Never really liked it, but I'm Not Signifying is awesome.
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HMS
There are about 20-25 first-rate songs from 1986-2016. Not bad considering that only a handful of albums were released.
No doubt the Blues-album will be very good but they´ve done quite a few good things in the past 30 years too. We shouldn´t praise the Blues-album in an unreasonable way, like it was done with Crosseyed Heart.
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DandelionPowderman
I can't find the whole song. Please the link..Quote
waterrats
Whaaah - I knew it. SORRY! Maybe, I was too excited?
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DoomandGloomI can't find the whole song. Please the link..Quote
waterrats
Whaaah - I knew it. SORRY! Maybe, I was too excited?
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DoomandGloomI can't find the whole song. Please the link..Quote
waterrats
Whaaah - I knew it. SORRY! Maybe, I was too excited?
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DoomandGloomI can't find the whole song. Please the link..Quote
waterrats
Whaaah - I knew it. SORRY! Maybe, I was too excited?
Check Irix's post in that thread. It's a download.
BTW, the song was released on Spotify today.
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DoomandGloom
I can't find the whole song. Please the link..
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stone66
Soundwise, this song reminds me of the way the Stones would choreograph themselves on stage in more recent tours -- Mick way up front, with voice and harmonica/harp taking up most of the sonic spectrum, the two little guitarists in back and off to either side, and Charlie way in back with the mechanical mid-tempo, though with the bass drum having more effect than his usually insistent snare... and Darryl all but invisible off to the side somewhere.
Someone said in some interview that there was a piano player or keyboardist. If so, it's even harder to detect than the bass.
And I'm stunned at Keith's lack of rhythmic presence on this track. It's so low in the mix as to be virtually transparent. You can hear a fatter rhythm guitar sound on a Donna Summer disco record.
Maybe the blues album wasn't such a good idea after all. Because when they go back to the beginning of their beginnings, you tend to realize just how much has changed with their core sound now that Stu and Bill, who worked so well with Charlie, are no longer around.
Does Charlie still follow Keith, now that Keith is no longer defining the sound of the band with his signature rhythm riffage, or does everyone now just follow the leader (Mick) instead?
I think after this album comes out, I'll still be listening to Newest Hitmakers, 12X5, and Now! a whole lot more than Blue and Lonesome.
Below, Mick Jagger and His Rolling Stones, 2013.
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stone66
Soundwise, this song reminds me of the way the Stones would choreograph themselves on stage in more recent tours -- Mick way up front, with voice and harmonica/harp taking up most of the sonic spectrum, the two little guitarists in back and off to either side, and Charlie way in back with the mechanical mid-tempo, though with the bass drum having more effect than his usually insistent snare... and Darryl all but invisible off to the side somewhere.
Someone said in some interview that there was a piano player or keyboardist. If so, it's even harder to detect than the bass.
And I'm stunned at Keith's lack of rhythmic presence on this track. It's so low in the mix as to be virtually transparent. You can hear a fatter rhythm guitar sound on a Donna Summer disco record.
Maybe the blues album wasn't such a good idea after all. Because when they go back to the beginning of their beginnings, you tend to realize just how much has changed with their core sound now that Stu and Bill, who worked so well with Charlie, are no longer around.
Does Charlie still follow Keith, now that Keith is no longer defining the sound of the band with his signature rhythm riffage, or does everyone now just follow the leader (Mick) instead?
I think after this album comes out, I'll still be listening to Newest Hitmakers, 12X5, and Now! a whole lot more than Blue and Lonesome.
Below, Mick Jagger and His Rolling Stones, 2013.
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DandelionPowderman
You heard Just Your Fool, I presume?
On that one Ronnie is inaudible..