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Maindefender
I feel the Cockroaches moniker was used because of Keith’s uninvolvement. Does he have a writing credit?
You're joking, right?
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donvis
This was a major miscalculation by The Rolling Stones and it alienated a lot of fans.
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exilestones
What number did everyone get who got The Cockroaches. I'm wondering how many of these 12" singles were released.
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Maindefender
I feel the Cockroaches moniker was used because of Keith’s uninvolvement. Does he have a writing credit?
You're joking, right?
Apologies…..

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georgelicks
Guys, this is just one track from the album. There's no way an electric blues song is going to be the single on a high-profile album. It's more like the NME flexi disc that came out before Exile. The problem is that everyone got carried away with the hype, thinking they'd announce the album today: tracklist, songwriters, who's playing, tour dates, ticket sales, etc. Hype 100%.
Too much hype, and the Stones aren't in any rush. I understand this kind of campaign is geared more towards a younger audience, and the Stones' fans are still using rotary phones by comparison.
The first single with the video will be released in May—a MUCH more commercial and pop-oriented track—along with the rest of the album information.
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DD
I am one of those who can't really understand the negativity this has generated.
They've released a song on a limited physical format. It really does not need to be any more complex, or aggravating, or annoying, than that.
Declan
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donvis
This was a major miscalculation by The Rolling Stones and it alienated a lot of fans.
You can’t be serious

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georgelicks
Guys, this is just one track from the album. There's no way an electric blues song is going to be the single on a high-profile album. It's more like the NME flexi disc that came out before Exile. The problem is that everyone got carried away with the hype, thinking they'd announce the album today: tracklist, songwriters, who's playing, tour dates, ticket sales, etc. Hype 100%.
Too much hype, and the Stones aren't in any rush. I understand this kind of campaign is geared more towards a younger audience, and the Stones' fans are still using rotary phones by comparison.
The first single with the video will be released in May—a MUCH more commercial and pop-oriented track—along with the rest of the album information.
Georgelicks do you know for certain if this track will be on the new album?
I wouldn't be surprised if it isn't.
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rbp
Georgelicks do you know for certain if this track will be on the new album?
I wouldn't be surprised if it isn't.
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dedospegajosos
Is that Charlie on drums??
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DD
I am one of those who can't really understand the negativity this has generated.
The Rolling Stones have released a promotional white-label, something countless artists have done. The disappointment appears to have been generated because The Stones didn't do what some fans were (unrealistically, and totally fancifully, in my opinion) hoping they would do.
Please, do not blame the band, or the organisation, just because they didn't do what you thought they should do.
They've released a song on a limited physical format. It really does not need to be any more complex, or aggravating, or annoying, than that.
Declan
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rbp
Georgelicks do you know for certain if this track will be on the new album?
I wouldn't be surprised if it isn't.
It's the opening track of the new album, but not the first single; it's just a preview. The first single is a much more commercial song, with a very catchy pop-rock sound.
It's the complete opposite of what we hear today, I'm told.
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CaptainCorella
Is the b-side of The Cockroaches 12" single blank?