I seriously enjoy listening to
1) let work
2) dirty work
3) she's the boss

so, it's out in the open now.

Am I alone in this?
Or which songs are you ashamed of admitting you like?

Blimey, Ithought it was OpenG admitting to owning Buried Alive by the New barbarians for a moment then.....

hey - Dirty Work is a great track! i dig the whole album,
but even people who don't admit that the track is fine

Not that I am ashamed of it, (I am ashamed of some things, but those have nothing to do with music), but I feel rather solitair in my liking of the "Latin" songs in the Stones collection, like:

Little Indian Girl
Sweethearts together

With different lyrics, "Let's Work" might have gotten the whole world off its butt to follow hip-grindin' Mick down that street. I guess its problem is the work ethic it espouses. But if it had been "Let's Drink!" or "Let's Shag!" Mick's tune could have been the anthem for humanity.

I also am fond of "She's the Boss" --one of Mick's funniest vocals-- and I'm proud to say it.

Allow for the passage of time and even the most loathed songs have a way of insinuating themselves into our lives. On Friday, at Disneyland's California Adventure Park of all places, I watched in amazement as a DJ played the Village People's "Y.M.C.A." and children of all ages shook their booties to a tune celebrating buff, frisky young men walking around with only towels on.

I seriously enjoy playing/listening midnight rambler....

I am sorry

I am not ashamed to admitting liking any Stones song
that others may not like.

However, I am ashamed to admit, when I was much younger,
I thought the Partridge Family was a real band!

so did i....and that k-tel records was cool.....lol

keeffriffhard Wrote:
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> I seriously enjoy playing/listening midnight
> rambler....
>
> I am sorry


ushould be ashamed, young man!

no, seriously, I like dirty work, i like fight and i do like too rude. all in all, the album's not as bad, as poeple make it.

your not alone mrD, I like Yoko as well, who gives a rats arse what other people think anyway.

I have a lot of guilty pleasures - KC and the Sunshine Band, bubblegum rock (Monkees, etc.), Hank Jr., lots of others.

"No Anchovies, Please"

Love Dirty Work but don't care much about solo stuff.

Never tought Indian Girl as a "Latin" song it sounds more "Country" You can argue about the events taking place during the revolution in Nicaragua but that doesn't make it latin.

Swettherats is more like Tex-Mex thing. I found "All About You" very mariachi like.

Lets work and Just another night are freakin' cool!
HAH!

Indian Girl definitely has a Central American vibe to my ears - the music, i mean, not just the subject matter.
saying i like the track is maybe going a bit too far, but i tolerate it all right!
and i love Sweethearts Together - besides being another of example of the Stones' fine tradition
of beautifully atmospheric pastiches, the Glimmer Twins singing such a corny love song to each other
after all these years is so enchantingly hilarious ... sweet sweet ~*chihuahua*~ :E



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-10-23 23:44 by with sssoul.

Regarding Indian Girl, I never knew Keith and Ronnie were such accomplished devotees of the fine art of Mariachi.

dirty work is a great album. the end is so cool with that tribute to ian.
i really thought it would be their last with ian dying.....

I actully like Indian Girl......

Mr. D finally came out.

i also like indian girl, but i'm curious if there is anyone who really likes:

back to zero,
suck on the jagular
or keys to your love.....

I'll admit to Any Way You Look At It (another one that regularly appears on the Most Loathed list).

Stealing My Heart doesn't seem to have too many fans either, and i love it.
i like Keys to Your Love too, and got no bitch against Suck on the Jugular.
as for Back to Zero ... the world *needs* a dance tune with the line
"i prefer to rot ~ i don't want to pop"! :E

I actually think all the new songs in Forty Licks are great.
Don't Stop is a classic, Stealing my heart is an inspired modern rock song, Keys to Your Love reminds me to Black and Blue era, very stylish song, and Losing My touch is Keith singing his heart out, sweet.

with sssoul Wrote:
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> Stealing My Heart doesn't seem to have too many
> fans either, and i love it.
> i like Keys to Your Love too, and got no bitch
> against Suck on the Jugular.
> as for Back to Zero ... the world *needs* a dance
> tune with the line
> "i prefer to rot ~ i don't want to pop"! :E



well ehhhhh, looks like that they can serve you any unispired lousy track and you love it.

I presume Ssoul isn't taking life too seriously......

...Don't Stop is something Mick left off of Goddess....... and apparently Keith is quoted somewhere as having said he could live without it.....at least that's consistent.........I thought Keys To Your Love was pretty

and it sounds to me like someone chose half of his screen name well :E

what 'this'???

last night I was listening to Dirty Work and I REALLY ENJOYED IT

(didn't listen to it for 20 years)

Sleep Tonight / Fight / Dirty Work / One Hit / Too Rude

and even Winning Ugly and Back To Zero are very enjoyable......

MMMM....let's see what happens with ABB if I put that aside for the next decade...

>> what 'this'??? <<

LoFL: no, neither 'this' nor 'rip' - and i didn't mean "ett" either :E

well i love indian girl(MEXICAN HORNS) so your not alone...and hard woman is a lovely ballad. i even like winning ugly strange enough its gets better everytime i hear it...but do i have ears?