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Merry Christmas and happy to new year to everybody on this forum! And a very special thanks to Mr Urbansteel for all his great posts and uploads!!
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The devils Music: One of my all time favorite blues movies, ever!
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Thanks for the link to the lost Kinks album, mifamifa! Great stuff!!
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Hot Rocks is by far the best compilation. Forty Licks is perhaps the most representative.
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Merry Clayton - Gimme Shelter Ruth Copeland - Gimme Shelter Why? Great soulfull performances!
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You Can't Always Get What You Want - 4:47 Take It Or Leave It - 2:51 You Better Move On - 2:42 Time Is on My Side - 3:00 Pain in My Heart - 2:14 Dear Doctor - 3:28 As Tears Go By (Con le Mie Lagrime Cosi) - 2:47 Ruby Tuesday - 3:18 Play with Fire - 2:17 Lady Jane - 3:12 Sittin' on the Fence - 3:07 Back Street Girl - 3:25 Under the Boardwalk - 2:48 Heart o
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From best to worst: 01. Tattoo You - All killer, no filler! One side of great rockers, other side with nice ballads. 02. Some Girls - A real treat, great punky songs and Faraway Eyes is funny! 03. Undercover - My first stones album, will always love it! 04. Sucking In The Seventies - Great collection of edited hits and a few rarities. 05. Goat's Head Soup - Some great songs,
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From best to worst: 01) Voodoo Lounge (Mainly because of Love Is Strong, their last great single?) 02) Stripped (Better than their other live albums except GYYYO.) 03) A Bigger Bang (Back Of My Hand is a great blues song.) 04) Shine A light (They can still do it, but the Aquilera duet almost spoils it.) 05) Flashpoint (Not great, not bad either.) 06) No Security (Some nice live versions,
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The Mighty Hannibal - Hymn no 5:
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01) Maybe Sprout Wings - The Mountain Goats 02) Mad World- Gary Jules 03) The Seer's Tower -Sufjan Stevens 04) 2000 Light Years From Home - The Rolling Stones 05) 2000 Man - The Rolling Stones 06) Dinu Lipatti's Bones - The Mountain Goats 07) You And Whose Army? - Radiohead 08) Alone And Forsaken - 16 Horsepower 09) Out of the Wilderness- The Be Good Tanyas 10)
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H2Ogate Blues by Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson (1974).
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Maybe Lemmy dressing up as a Nazi will boost their standing within the metal hierarcy?
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Undercover in 1983.
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Ry Cooder's slide guitar solo on Sister Morphine!
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Devendra Banhart - When They Come (from the album Cripple Crow).
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yes!
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QuoteSohoe Yeah Just In Time is just about as good as Jezebel....have 'em both on vinyl...Just In Time is pretty beat up though...does this double cd come with any bonus material? Sadly no, just the two albums:
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My first stones album. Still like it!
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QuoteSohoe ...incredible lineup...incredible album... Yes, that's a really great reggae album, Sohoe! Got mine on CD a few weeks ago, paired with Just In Time.
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QuoteTheif in the Night Quoteturnersmemo QuoteTheif in the Night The Leeds show (if it was complete) would include JJF and Live With Me. > Thanks for the info, i will edit my post. I don't know how you quoted me like that but,if you look further up this page,I'm not the one who posted that,although it's almost definitely true. Oooops. My bad. Got you mixed up wi
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QuoteDoc Jamming with Edward has nothing to do with the Stones as a band, and was recorded in 69. Nothing to do in a well-conceived Sticky Fingers Deluxe version. > That's true, although some songs of Sticky Fingers were recorded in 1969 also. Still the Edward recordings are just not good enough musically to be included. QuoteGuðni Gunnarsson And there's no way their gonna
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Great news , maybe we can expect something like this?: CD1 Original album remastered 01. Brown Sugar 02. Sway 03. Wild Horses 04. Can't Hear Me Knocking 05. You Gotta Move 06. Bitch 07. I Got The Blues 08. Sister Morphine 09. Dead Flowers 10. Moonlight Mile Original single versions 11. Let It Rock (Mono) 12. Sway (alternate singlemix) 13. Bitch (Mono) Outtakes 1
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Justin Hinds & The Dominoes: Natty Take Over from the Rockers Soundtrack: A longer version of this song can be found on the Jezebel album from 1976. One of the best reggae albums of all time?
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Radiohead - Kid A
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2000 Light Years From Home!
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Blue Cheer - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction from 1968. Silver Dagger has already mentioned Marry Claytons version of Gimme Shelter, which is great. Also check out Ruth Copelands version (with Funkedelic):
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QuoteHairballJohnny Osbourne - Purify Your Heart Great song! Here two more of my favorites from the Studio One album Truths And Rights (1979). 1) Truths And Rights: 2) Can't Bye My Love: And one more from 1984, Dem Soldiers Are Coming:
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QuoteBaboon BroMax could have been a kinda Bob Marley; but as I get it he is somewhere not richer than myself. Yeah, it's a sad fact that many great jamaican artists and musicians have been exploited by their producers and record labels! The way this happened is very accurately depicted in the movie The Harder They Come. The reissue label Blood & Fire (who released the Max
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Nice clips, Hairball and Baboon Bro! One of my favorite reggae singers is Max Romeo, and the compilation Open The Iron Gate includes some of his best work. It's based around Max's 1975 LP Revelation Time and adds 4 bonus tracks form the same period as the album. Many of the songs (those who were originally were released as singles) come complete with their dubs. Sadly King Tubbys d
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