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pmk251
I'm surprised that for me the answer is so easy. And I am always amazed to be reminded that it's a song Keith does not even play on. The sexiest song on the album is Stop Breaking Down.

They play it with Robert Cray at the Miami show (Official released Voodoo Lounge DVD and VHS) in 1994.


(EDIT: I don't know why I'm so @#$%& up at the moment. I confused this thread with the "Pick One Song They Haven't Played" tread).

JumpingKentFlash



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I want to say Loving Cup, but it feels like I'm betraying my love for the rest of the songs on there I also love dearly, like Sweet Black Angel, All Down the Line & Stop Breaking Down, Torn & Frayed

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

Rocks Off

But please let me note All Down the Line and Loving Cup as contenders.

I second Casino Boogie.

My fave seems to change every now and again also.

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Well,

I'd love to see/hear: Shine A Light

with a certain Lead Guitar player that was in the band from 1969 thru 1975
handling the Lead part!!!! Just for one night!!!

MLC

Let It Loose is the best for me - but oh so difficult to choose just one...

Star

This is one of the easiest questions for me to answer. ROCKS OFF.

I know I'm in the minority, I don't like EOMS. Rocks Off and about two maybe three songs is all I like on that album.

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Bingo
This is one of the easiest questions for me to answer. ROCKS OFF.

I know I'm in the minority, I don't like EOMS. Rocks Off and about two maybe three songs is all I like on that album.

Ok everybody - you guys hold him down and I'll start kicking him in the nuts. I'm sorry Bingo - but that's the way it's gonna have to be.

Damn Cindy, going straight for the nuts...maybe that's why I only like Rocks Off.

hehehehe

sweet virginia

Watchin' Taylor doin' a show (i.e with Wentus Blues Band)
is to revisit Exile On Main Street.. When he plays Stop Breakin' Down.

All Down The Line

<Watchin' Taylor doin' a show (i.e with Wentus Blues Band)
is to revisit Exile On Main Street.. When he plays Stop Breakin' Down.>

If you like that, you may want to check out Taylor with the Jimmy Woods Band from '92. Lots of rockin' blues there, too, including SYH, SBD and nice solos on How It Feels.

Difficult, difficult, difficult!

Candidates: All Down the Line, Let It Loose, Ventilator Blues, Loving Cup.

Answer: Let It Loose.

Let It Loose!!

Simon
myspace.com/koningsimon

All my other favourities have been mentioned so what i have to say is All down the line.

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Bingo
This is one of the easiest questions for me to answer. ROCKS OFF.

I know I'm in the minority, I don't like EOMS. Rocks Off and about two maybe three songs is all I like on that album.

Ok everybody - you guys hold him down and I'll start kicking him in the nuts. I'm sorry Bingo - but that's the way it's gonna have to be.

You're gonna have to kick me in the nuts too (give me 'Between The Buttons' anyday!).

But I'll go for 'Sweet Black Angel'.

Man, that's tough. Such a great album. Can't really deceide. Depends on my mood too.

Today I choose:

Let It Loose

Here's Keith's answer to this question!

Casino Boogie!!

scratch that, Sweet Virginia!

Loving Cup!

Casino Boogie.

Let It Loose (Or as my roommate in college thought "Betty's Lou's letting it all come down")

The definition of Exile for me: Casino Boogie and Turd on the Run.

I can't decide between the two.

Mathijs

What would be a Stones concert without Tumblin'Dice.

All Down The Line edges out Sweet Virginia

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phd
What would be a Stones concert without Tumblin'Dice.

a great gig!