"I'm Going Down".........love that geetar sound

CindyC Wrote:
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> Stones89 Wrote:
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> > Alright, just for kicks: my personal top 10
> Stones
> > tunes (in no particular order)
> >
> > Satisfaction
> > 2000 LYFH
> > JJF
> > Moonlight Mile
> > Sad Sad Sad
> > Start Me Up
> > Street Fighting Man
> > Get Off Of My Cloud
> > Monkey Man
> > Flip The Switch
>
>
> Sad Sad Sad and Flip the Switch are in your top
> ten? That's is unusual. And not in a good way!
>
I don't know Cindy, I kinda like it. I just really love those 10 songs.

Hi Stones89, that was really bitchy of me to give you crap about your songs. I apologize.

Gazza - I thought I was the only one on this board who likes "Where the Boys Go". I think it's a funny song. Glad I'm not the only one. I love the way he says "paint your face, dye your hair". He uses a funny accent on those two lines, different than the other cockney accent (is that the right one, i'm not from England so I can't really distinguish one regional accent from another).



Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

CindyC Wrote:
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> Hi Stones89, that was really bitchy of me to give
> you crap about your songs. I apologize.
>
No worries Cindy, no worries. Everything's cool!

"The Lantern". Wonderful, best song on TSMR.

No one has mentioned my all time favorite obscure song:

All Sold Out!!

Love that song.

Also, All The Way Down and Crazy Mama (it's also one of my friend's all time favorite songs).

Josh

Listening to the Stripped version of Love In Vain right now...

... this is just a major profound song that's been with this band so long... I know I said LARS is my "unusual" Top 10, but Love in Vain just might be the song...

BTW, Daryl Jones does such a phenomenal job on the blues bass on this number... just perfect bass playing.

"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."



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Let It Loose
just to pick one, but there are too many and it changes

CindyC Wrote:
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> Hi Stones89, that was really bitchy of me to give
> you crap about your songs. I apologize.
>
> Gazza - I thought I was the only one on this board
> who likes "Where the Boys Go". I think it's a
> funny song. Glad I'm not the only one. I love
> the way he says "paint your face, dye your hair".
> He uses a funny accent on those two lines,
> different than the other cockney accent (is that
> the right one, i'm not from England so I can't
> really distinguish one regional accent from
> another).


yep, it is indeed a Cockney accent (if anything, its a quite over the top one ).

X



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Hand of Fate.

For some reason, the band isn't able to do this song well live, and Jagger apparently doesn't like it. But the album version is a classic.

Winter....Torn and Frayed...Loving cup...I am waiting

fleabitpeanutmonkey Wrote:
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> It's interesting...some of the responses I've
> gotten since I posted this. I don't consider
> Moonlight Mile, Memory Motel, Bitch, She's a
> Rainbow, Whip, or Salt to be unusual choices, but
> we all have our own perceptions, I guess.


I guess I consider Bitch unusual because I don't see it in too many top tens & yet I reckon it is one of their all time killers:- love the lyrics,rythym,horns,whole package.Pure gold.
Hey,but that's just my opinion.

"Where The Boys Go" rocks in a punkish sense. It would be a great song live.

"Hand of Fate"- a great song with a great solo by Harvey Mandell. One of the last hot guitar solos on any Stones offering.

"Salt Of The Earth"- great song, played by Mick and Keith at the 9/11 concert. They should play it live.

"Jigsaw Puzzle"- Another lost gem. You can hear Brian Jones' influence on this one.

"Jiving Sister Fanny" and "I Don't Know Why". The last hot Mick Taylor solo on JSF.

"Too Tough"- A rocker that would work in concert.

"Under The Radar"- Has a 70's feel with a great beat. Should have been on ABB.

"Coming Down Again"- Keith's finest ballad. Would be a killer song live.

"Sole Survivor"- Would work well live.

"Through the Lonely Nights"- Nice ballad.

How about the early cover Down Home Girl?
Lord I swar the perfune you waar is made from turnip greens,
and every time I kiss you girl it tastes like pork and beans.
They don't write them like that any more.

And let's not forget the version of Carol on Ya-Yas.
A real grinder -- Taylor and Richards hit a groove in the middle of the song.

"Sittin' on a Fence" great ballad, but unknown ...

Indian Girl off Emotional Rescue. Love that song.

Can't ever make "alltime" list--like picking favorite children.

Today's very down, dirty and raunchy Stones playlist:


"Hide Your Love"
"Turd On The Run"
"Hip Shake"
"Hey Negrita"
"Slave"
"Parachute Woman" (esp. "R'n'R Circus" vers.)
"Sweet Black Angel"
"Mona"
"Stop Breaking Down"
"Around And Around" ("LYL" vers.)