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"The nine songs were all originally recorded while the Stones were making Tattoo You, but were recently completed and enhanced with additional vocals and guitar. "

Right...

Anyway, nice to see the East of Paris with its small streets and seedy bars ! They've dipped quite a bit in the "She's so cold" video for some reason.

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Love that in the video they almost went out of their way to include Bill, and acknowledge the greatest rhythm section in the history of rock, Wyman and Watts.

I really like this video.
Charlie will live in our hearts forever.

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anyone notice that this premieres in 18 hours

Nice song with interesting structure. I like how it starts with the chorus before the verse and the backing vocals in the verses. A lot of stuff going on in this song.
The video ain't bad either.



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Really enjoyed the video!! Who is the lead guitar at about 3.18? Is it Mick Taylor or Keith? Sorry if this has already been discussed.

I like the video - and the track. The old footage, especially of Charlie, seems very organic in the video. Nicely done.

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Really enjoyed the video!! Who is the lead guitar at about 3.18? Is it Mick Taylor or Keith? Sorry if this has already been discussed.

Taylor.

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I like the video - with so many shots of Charlie smiling.

And he plays so really well on this track.

No other drummer could have given this out-takes quality song so much life.

A good tribute.

Spot on FSW... Love the Charlie shots too. Really got to me, miss him terribly.

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Really good video. Interspersing mostly She's So Cold clips which has to be one of their best 'performance' videos ever, was perfect...as well as the big focus on Charlie.

Overall a nice tribute, stellar performance as always (especially Mick's vocal), on what is a fairly weak song.

Anyone else pick up on the use of riffs and vocal stylations from Brown Sugar to propel this song at times? As a rocker, to my ears, its pretty basic, generic Stones music. I liked the images of Mister Watts floating through the video. Nice way to honor him.

I'm interested to know who is doing the back g vocals with Mick early on in the song. Not a Stone.

I agree that it's fairly generic and so dependent on the Brown Sugar riff - as such. I had never given it much attention before - but now I here how good the drums are - and anyway it's a long time since they have recorded anything so vital.

First solo Keith, second Taylor. Otherwise Taylor doesn't feature strongly here at all ( to my ears).

Lovely piano - Nicky presumably. So, lots going on here.

Much more life and spirit than most of iorr album ( too polished) in spite of it being strongly derivative.

Great Drums!

Wasn't the first solo recorded by Ronnie recently and overdubbed?

Yes sounds like what he does on SMU and the second voice is Keith of course!

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The usual formula. Hot models, multi-ethnic, kind of decadent atmosphere, some old clips. ASMB did it better.

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