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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2026-06-26 13:59 by bv.

Fantastic song. Like a more pop-ified version of something on Some Girls

Credits :

Mick Jagger - Vocals / Background Vocals / Percussion / Acoustic Guitar / Electric Guitar
Keith Richards - Electric Guitar
Ronnie Wood - Electric Guitar
Steve Jordan - Drums
Andrew Watt - Synthesizers / Background Vocals
Darryl Jones - Bass
Robert Smith - Electric Guitar
Steve Winwood - Piano / Organ
James King - Tenor Saxophone / Alto Saxophone
Ron Blake - Trumpet
Production et Équipe Technique
Written by Mick Jagger / Keith Richards
Published by BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd / Promopub B.V.

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It reminds me a bit of Driving Too Fast, only far superior!

"Driving Too Fast" yes, better produced, and of "Mean Disposition" too, more "ambitious".

It's easy to take the vocal for granted but it's terrific !

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This is incredible. Actually reminds me of Don't Wanna Go Home, but better!

Love it, as catchy as country-ish rock track as they've done. Wonderful.

Along with Jealous Lover, two irresistible tracks.

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Barkerboy2
This is incredible. Actually reminds me of Don't Wanna Go Home, but better!

You're right ! Bit of "Rough Justice" too ;-)

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Nice little rocker, lots of fun. Like the other songs it's Mick-esque. But this doesn't have to be bad thing. Now I have an EP to hold me over until 10 July.

Wow! This is really rather good!

Some Girls vibes especially in the verses. Would fit on the outtake CD. I Like it, especially the horns are wonderful. Great

Link ???

IMO, this is the most ‘pop’ and relatively contemporary a Stones song has maybe ever sounded. It

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detroitken
Link ???

Try youtube



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2026-06-25 20:32 by LHS1977.

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LeonidP
It reminds me a bit of Driving Too Fast, only far superior!

No it doesn't at all

Great song. Is it me or sometimes the bass sounds like a rock n roll song from the 50s?

I liked it.

Ladies and gentlemen - it's @#$%& awesome

Do You Think I Really Care? vibes

They do sound magnificent

To my ears, the intro is reminiscent of the opening riff to "Had It With You". I quite like this new track!

Ride like the wind at double speed.....

Had it with you and do you thin I really care were exaxtly the Songs I had in mind when I first Heard it. All the way down was another one

Oh Jesus, these new tracks are good! They absolutely sound like tracks that originated with the Some Girls to Tattoo You era.

Mick's falsetto in the chorus pretty much makes the song but I also love how the verses invoke the "bounce" of "Do You Think I Really Care".

Can we give some credit to Andrew Watt for the backing vocals - he knows what he's doing that man. Happy with this end-of-career high note. Keith's still in there, plenty of Ronnie. Sounds like 'Some of Us' will have all of us on our knees... bring it on.

First listen I thought it was too poppy version of She Was Hot and it was too long. Second listen sounds better and it feels a little like REM, but it is pulling me in. Third???
Good new Stones songs are a process and this one will be good …

Who plays the solo? And where is Robert Smith audible?

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MonkeyMan0108
Who plays the solo? And where is Robert Smith audible?

and not to mention Steve Winwood. He's credited with both piano and organ on this track, but why even bother, he's buried so deep in the mix.
Catchy tune though.

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MonkeyMan0108
Who plays the solo? And where is Robert Smith audible?

Ronnie. Most likely Smith is in 5he choruses, strumming.

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MonkeyMan0108
Who plays the solo? And where is Robert Smith audible?

Ronnie. Most likely Smith is in 5he choruses, strumming.

Yes, but when ‘Robert Smith’ from the ‘Cure’ is so heavily advertised as a participant, one expects, at least, so Robert Smith-like vibes.

BTW, i do like the track, and - obviously! - had no idea that it his was the one featuring the English goth, who so stylistically wails on those Cure classics. One has to wonder: why even mention his contribution?

This is better than most of the tracks on HD.

Pitty the sound is patchy because it builds nicely towards the end, just wish this could have had more time spent on it to know itself, to my ears it sounds thrown together like AI putting three or four known tracks meshed together for a quick finish rather than created authenticity so it has it's own identity.

It's like it's bursting to get out unable to settle like ADHD manifest, goes from idea to idea without a core or a resting place before the chorus.

But it does survive Keith having little to do with it very well, not sure how to feel about that other than it's an excellent Mick / Andrew solo track if that's what you love from your Rolling Stones and you all clearly do.

The Rough Justice rip off start is shameless, but i like it like it yes i do

I like it a lot, and yes, very Some Girls sessions like. So far my order is

Rough and Twisted/Divine (tied at the moment)
Stars
Jealous (worse song so far of the Hackney/Foreign songs

really like it

this is so far the best song i've heard from the album

immediately brought to mind do you think i really care in a good way

mick sounding very good here and steve too

very nice ronnie solo

but like jl i wish the guitars were higher and mick lower in the mix

and sometimes i have to struggle to make out the guitars clearly in the mix

which is unfortunate because with a song like this i think the guitars should be very clear and up front

hope we get a live racket style version (minus bad overdubs) because i'm sure this song will sound fantastic live