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KRiffhard
Why don't ya like it?!!!
C'mon boys...play it loud!!!
Far better than official version!
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NilsHolgersson
I'd like some Voodoo Lounge expanded edition.. they got great demos from those sessions
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Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge and the tour were the biggest disappointments to me from the Stones ever -just after Jagger's fantastic Wandering Spirit and Keith's solo albums and tours were he sounded loud and raw and aggressive they came with Voodoo Lounge -cliché Stones trying to sound like to Stones, with everything I like about them missing. Richard's never sounded worse on this album or the tour, if you could hear him at all.
Mathijs
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NilsHolgersson
I'd like some Voodoo Lounge expanded edition.. they got great demos from those sessions
It could be a hell of a record
Love is strong (Keith on vocals)
Suck on the jugular (alt)
Jump on top of me baby
The storm
I'm gonna drive
Honest man
You got me rocking (extended)
Make it now
Sweethearts Together (instrumental)
You got it made
Zip mouth angel
Cocaine
Trouble man
New faces (instrumental)
I go wild (Slower mix)
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claudinedidit
That was sweet. Thanks for posting this. I hadn't heard that before and really like it.
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slewan
not my cup of tea, not at all
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Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge and the tour were the biggest disappointments to me from the Stones ever -just after Jagger's fantastic Wandering Spirit and Keith's solo albums and tours were he sounded loud and raw and aggressive they came with Voodoo Lounge -cliché Stones trying to sound like to Stones, with everything I like about them missing. Richard's never sounded worse on this album or the tour, if you could hear him at all.
Mathijs
Sounded or performed? I'm talking about the tour, here.
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slewan
not my cup of tea, not at all
Imo it's a catchy funky groove...a part of their eclecticism!
I mean, what's not to like of this version?!
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Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge and the tour were the biggest disappointments to me from the Stones ever -just after Jagger's fantastic Wandering Spirit and Keith's solo albums and tours were he sounded loud and raw and aggressive they came with Voodoo Lounge -cliché Stones trying to sound like to Stones, with everything I like about them missing. Richard's never sounded worse on this album or the tour, if you could hear him at all.
Mathijs
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Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge and the tour were the biggest disappointments to me from the Stones ever -just after Jagger's fantastic Wandering Spirit and Keith's solo albums and tours were he sounded loud and raw and aggressive they came with Voodoo Lounge -cliché Stones trying to sound like to Stones, with everything I like about them missing. Richard's never sounded worse on this album or the tour, if you could hear him at all.
Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge sounds exactly like the album of a band when the main songwriters keep their best material for solo releases.
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Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge and the tour were the biggest disappointments to me from the Stones ever -just after Jagger's fantastic Wandering Spirit and Keith's solo albums and tours were he sounded loud and raw and aggressive they came with Voodoo Lounge -cliché Stones trying to sound like to Stones, with everything I like about them missing. Richard's never sounded worse on this album or the tour, if you could hear him at all.
Mathijs
Voodoo Lounge sounds exactly like the album of a band when the main songwriters keep their best material for solo releases.
Keeping the best for their solo albums... how would anyone know if they'd be better with the Stones? It's easier to compare Keith's tunes to the Stones than Mick's tunes to the Stones because Keith's are "more like" the Stones, which is why tunes like How I Wish, Eileen and quite a few others could've easily worked as Stones songs. Not much of Mick's solo material sounds like it would work as Stones songs - even though there are plenty of Stones songs that, ha ha, sound like Jagger solo songs. Just played with the Stones.
Certainly Saint Of Me and MAWGJ could've worked well on GODDESS since very little of those are truly The Rolling Stones (with or without Wyman).
VOODOO LOUNGE is basically a good album. Regardless of what songs on it I don't like, it has some good stuff on it that neither could do solo wise. Love Is Strong was already done - but not with Mick - with Wicked As It Seems, and both are fantastic. Moon Is Up, The Worst, Out Of Tears and I Go Wild are new classic Stones. The rest of it is whatever, although I have grown to dig Thru And Thru and Mean Disposition over the years, and I find Brand New Car and SOTJ tolerable at times. The B-sides are better than what I haven't mentioned.
An interesting thing to me is VL makes BRIDGES TO BABYLON sound crispy and vibrant and a post-Wyman version of the band that sounds interested in creating again, with BTB their most adventurous LP since UNDERCOVER - when they were still a creative band.