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treaclefingers
OMG the CODA on the long version....Jagger's falsetto matching GAGA!

This should be the only version imo.

Just Awesome.

Sorry, who’s drumming on this? Bloody outstanding.

Rod

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treaclefingers
OMG the CODA on the long version....Jagger's falsetto matching GAGA!

Agree top

Great tune. 7:22 version seems to have better mastering.

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bitusa2012
Sorry, who’s drumming on this? Bloody outstanding.

Steve Jordan

I'm already in love with this song
I hear vibes of "Time is on my side" (Live version by Keef and Winos) and "I Got The Blues".
C'mon people...let's drink to this great song



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"I Got The Blues" for the 21st century with a terrific vocal by Lady Gaga, Gimme Shelter style !

That's a band brimming with confidence for sure, it's crazy how much energy and confidence Watt's been able to pump in them !

Guitars are completely buried in the mix though...on initial listen there's only one short part where you can actually hear a "Keith part".

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Gaga far more prominent in the short one.

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treaclefingers
OMG the CODA on the long version....Jagger's falsetto matching GAGA!

I keep going back to the bit! Great.

For me it is a better song that Angry.

I prefer the long version of the song.

For now I can give it an 8.5 out of 10.

It is not You Can't Always Get What You Want, but is a blessing that the band still tries to make some gospel here.



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This is epic!!!!!!

"Let us sing, Let us shout,Let us all stand up proud,
Let the old, still believe that they're young"

Brilliant!
Luv it!

Huh. I thought it was going to be digital only. That’s great news, though!

Let's get to what really matters.

See the last line of this link:

[www.msn.com]



It all bodes incredibly well for the forthcoming album, and for the continuing adventures of the world’s greatest rock and roll band. “I’d like to take Sweet Sounds of Heaven on stage,” Richards told me. “The song is strong, and I think we can pull it off. Let’s find out!”

Well colour me stunned. I was anxious from the first time I heard that first snippet. I thought Lady GaGa was just too prominent.

I eat my words. She’s the PERFECT foil on this to Mick.

It’s just a stunning piece of music. Is it a match for their 1968-1972 output? Of that I am not sure. But I am sure it’s one of their greatest songs SINCE 1972. It’s just blown me away.

Passionate, ragged, melodic and lyrically “heavy”, not trite.

But as I said a bit earlier in a post, the drums, THOSE drums, just power through this song. They are perfect. They drift in and out with such precision, pulling and pushing everyone else. Just superb.

I’ve not been this excited by Stones music since 1972. I am literally staggered.

Rod

Reminded me of Mick’s ‘Blue’ at the beginning.

Worth the wait! It sounds great.

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

WOAH!

Gospel time!

Mick's praying on his knees ... or wait ... eer...

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gotdablouse
"I Got The Blues" for the 21st century with a terrific vocal by Lady Gaga, Gimme Shelter style !

That's a band brimming with confidence for sure, it's crazy how much energy and confidence Watt's been able to pump in them !

Guitars are completely buried in the mix though...on initial listen there's only one short part where you can actually hear a "Keith part".

Listen to the lossless version (e.g. apple music) on good speakers. Guitars can be heard and help shape the sound.

Absolute epic. Everything it was built up to be and more.

Delighted with all four songs I've heard so far from this album.

Epic. The finish is WOW

‘You can't have a light without a little shadow‘

This. Is. So. Great.
What a time be alive

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Gazza
Absolute epic. Everything it was built up to be and more.

Delighted with all four songs I've heard so far from this album.

Goosebumps, what a song.
Incredible.

"Play my something Stevie"

Wow. Just wow.

Really like this song, the full version is much better than the edit. I wasn't particularly enthusiastic when I first heard that Gaga was a guest on this album but credit where it's due, she is just superb!

This band is sounding better than they have done for decades, at least on the two songs I've heard so far.

Journalists aside, how come some people have heard more btw?

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Let's get to what really matters.

See the last line of this link:

[www.msn.com]



It all bodes incredibly well for the forthcoming album, and for the continuing adventures of the world’s greatest rock and roll band. “I’d like to take Sweet Sounds of Heaven on stage,” Richards told me. “The song is strong, and I think we can pull it off. Let’s find out!”

Interesting. The MSN piece again says Watt played bass. The official credits list Keith.

Rod

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rebelrebel
Really like this song, the full version is much better than the edit. I wasn't particularly enthusiastic when I first heard that Gaga was a guest on this album but credit where it's due, she is just superb!

This band is sounding better than they have done for decades, at least on the two songs I've heard so far.

Journalists aside, how come some people have heard more btw?

'Depending on You' and 'Get Close' leaked a couple of weeks ago. Recorded off someone's cellphone but still decent enough quality to assess.

Put me down as Loving it! ... and agree w/ the vibe comparisons others mentioned -- as well as One Day One Night w/ Joss Stone (Superheavy)

Fantastic track. Really can't wait to hear the rest of this album. And to hear these songs live next year

OK. I’ve never been optimistic about new material - after 6 decades, what could any artist have left in the tank? But they have bloody well done it. Twice now! Stunned, enchanted, thrilled! (And the giggle at 5:15 is kinda charming too.) Damn! In their 7th decade, they just dropped the mic. Thanks, gents!