Great song! Loved seeing them play it on the '81 tour.

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GAFF
Great song! Loved seeing them play it on the '81 tour.

You were lucky, almost too lucky...

As fantastic as Slave is, NO it is not the perfect stones song for more reasons than i can be bothered to mention.

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"Steal something of the shelves"?

No idea. That's not what Mick says.

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"Steal something of the shelves"?

No idea. That's not what Mick says.

That's off..

.... When ya think about it perfect is really not a word that suits Stones songs ... perfect ...



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"Steal something of the shelves"?

No idea. That's not what Mick says.

That's off..

Why is this being questioned? Below I will post lyrics:

"Slave"

Do it, do it, do it, do it
Don't wanna be your slave
Twenty four hours a day
Hey, why don't you go down to the supermarket
Get something to eat, steal something of the shelves
Pass by the liquor store
Be back about quarter to twelve
Don't want to be your slave
Baby go, baby go, baby go
Do it yeah

11 minutes and 10 seconds of pure bliss. Here also with Ronnie:

EDIT: This one is 10:13, but it's still my favourite version (the album version(s) included).





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.... When ya think about it perfect is really not a word that suits Stones songs ... perfect ...

You're right. It sounds too much like "perfectionism", which is killing all creativity.

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"Steal something of the shelves"?

No idea. That's not what Mick says.

That's off..

Why is this being questioned? Below I will post lyrics:

"Slave"

Do it, do it, do it, do it
Don't wanna be your slave
Twenty four hours a day
Hey, why don't you go down to the supermarket
Get something to eat, steal something of the shelves
Pass by the liquor store
Be back about quarter to twelve
Don't want to be your slave
Baby go, baby go, baby go
Do it yeah

It's still off.

[www.grammarly.com]

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11 minutes and 10 seconds of pure bliss. Here also with Ronnie:

I'd love to hear it, but it's restricted in Spain. How come it isn't in Norway?

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11 minutes and 10 seconds of pure bliss. Here also with Ronnie:

I'd love to hear it, but it's restricted in Spain. How come it isn't in Norway?

It can also be heard through this link.



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11 minutes and 10 seconds of pure bliss. Here also with Ronnie:

I'd love to hear it, but it's restricted in Spain. How come it isn't in Norway?

It can also be heard through this link.

Cool! Thanks!

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"Steal something of the shelves"?

No idea. That's not what Mick says.

That's off..

Why is this being questioned? Below I will post lyrics:

"Slave"

Do it, do it, do it, do it
Don't wanna be your slave
Twenty four hours a day
Hey, why don't you go down to the supermarket
Get something to eat, steal something of the shelves
Pass by the liquor store
Be back about quarter to twelve
Don't want to be your slave
Baby go, baby go, baby go
Do it yeah

It's still off.

[www.grammarly.com]

Steal something off the shelves

"No Anchovies, Please"

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'Hip Shake' now there's a great St ones track

It is! ... Listening to Exile right now, Casino Boogie is on.

Indeed! Right into another great one.

Flip the Switch, official version, is also a classic. This was played in Saint Louis. The guitar work by Richards is awesome.

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Flip the Switch, official version, is also a classic. This was played in Saint Louis. The guitar work by Richards is awesome.

I believe it was played on the entire tour.

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11 minutes and 10 seconds of pure bliss. Here also with Ronnie:

EDIT: This one is 10:13, but it's still my favourite version (the album version(s) included).





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Absolutely one of my favorite outtakes! Ronnie's guitar work is fantastic in this. Too bad they edited him out of the released version.

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11 minutes and 10 seconds of pure bliss. Here also with Ronnie:

EDIT: This one is 10:13, but it's still my favourite version (the album version(s) included).





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Absolutely one of my favorite outtakes! Ronnie's guitar work is fantastic in this. Too bad they edited him out of the released version.

Mathijs

It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.



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Great song! Loved seeing them play it on the '81 tour.

Really? I thought it was never played live. Where did you see them play it?

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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

Mathijs

You can't always get what you want, the slow '73 live versions.

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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

Mathijs

You can't always get what you want, the slow '73 live versions.

What do you mean with edited out? He plays a solo on all 73 versions, taken over by a sax solo by Trevor Lawrence.

Mathijs

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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

Mathijs

You can't always get what you want, the slow '73 live versions.

What do you mean with edited out? He plays a solo on all 73 versions, taken over by a sax solo by Trevor Lawrence.

Mathijs

In general:
Ron Wood got edited out, Taylor has been edited out as well, many times before.
It's always a pity when a great solo or guitar part gets wiped due to the taste of Jagger and( or) Richards, and it doesn't match with the taste of particular fans.



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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

Mathijs

You can't always get what you want, the slow '73 live versions.

What do you mean with edited out? He plays a solo on all 73 versions, taken over by a sax solo by Trevor Lawrence.

Mathijs

In general:
Ron Wood got edited out, Taylor has been edited out as well, many times before.
It's always a pity when a great solo or guitar part gets wiped according to the taste of Jagger and( or) Richards, and it doesn't match with the taste of particular fans.

Just about all parts by either Taylor or Wood that got edited out have been edited out for a good reason. And in this case of Slave -the fact that it is a really good part (in my opinion) I still understand why its edited out. It's in the way of both the lead vocals and the sax solo.

Mathijs

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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

Mathijs

You can't always get what you want, the slow '73 live versions.

What do you mean with edited out? He plays a solo on all 73 versions, taken over by a sax solo by Trevor Lawrence.

Mathijs

In general:
Ron Wood got edited out, Taylor has been edited out as well, many times before.
It's always a pity when a great solo or guitar part gets wiped according to the taste of Jagger and( or) Richards, and it doesn't match with the taste of particular fans.

Just about all parts by either Taylor or Wood that got edited out have been edited out for a good reason. And in this case of Slave -the fact that it is a really good part (in my opinion) I still understand why its edited out. It's in the way of both the lead vocals and the sax solo.

Mathijs

Sure, in the end there's an explanation for everything.

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It happened to Mick Taylor before, so You can't always get what you want. Slave reminds me a bit of that song btw - the '73 live versions.

Which song do you mean?

Mathijs

You can't always get what you want, the slow '73 live versions.

What do you mean with edited out? He plays a solo on all 73 versions, taken over by a sax solo by Trevor Lawrence.

Mathijs

In general:
Ron Wood got edited out, Taylor has been edited out as well, many times before.
It's always a pity when a great solo or guitar part gets wiped according to the taste of Jagger and( or) Richards, and it doesn't match with the taste of particular fans.

Just about all parts by either Taylor or Wood that got edited out have been edited out for a good reason. And in this case of Slave -the fact that it is a really good part (in my opinion) I still understand why its edited out. It's in the way of both the lead vocals and the sax solo.

Mathijs

Sure, in the end there's an explanation for everything.

For everything but the edits made for Live Licks (especially Rocks off)!

in my humble opinion, one of the close to Slave live moment is the instrumental part from Hampton YCAGWYW. The rhythm section groove is on fire.

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Great song! Loved seeing them play it on the '81 tour.

You were lucky, almost too lucky...

You know you're right. Damn my memory is slipping. I saw them in San Diego and could have sworn they played it. Guess I was too stoned. We got 26 songs, five of them off Tattoo You, but Slave was not one of them. My mistake. I do recall reading that they did it during soundcheck on a recent tour.