Just heard a song on Stones Sirius channel that I don't think I've ever heard before. It was a great rockin song and the chorus is "you got me walkin down the wrong highway". Anyone know the name of this song and what era it's from? Thanks!
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I like hoodoovoodoo's take on it. Makes a lot of sense. However, I always thought it was directed at Keith, as if to say "let me finish my bloody harmonica intro before you start."
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I had Start Me Up for a while because it's the most obvious choice for a Stones ring tone. But I've since changed to Brown Sugar because it sounds so cool. It's polyphonic, but I could swear it's in open G.
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Lukester Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tangled Up In Blue...by, well, you know who. This one would be hard to pull off live without a teleprompter...ever notice how many words in this song???
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lennon also borrowed the lyrics for the opening > lines of "Come Together" and got sued by Berry - > and had to cover some of Chuck's songs on "Rock > 'n' Roll" as a form of compensation > > The Stones version is one of my personal > favourites of theirs - possib
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I'm from New Jersey, so this track has a special fondness with me. Springsteen even clipped lyrics from this one (Open All Night; Growin Up live monologue). I like the Stones version.
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Bassplayer - DIRECTLY on point. The MT era coincided with the peak of Mick and Keith's songwriting. I couldn't agree more with your post.
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Will you all be "makin bets on Kentucky Derby day"? (Sorry, couldn't resist).
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Esky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sorry? are you angry with me for stating the > truth?? > > Do you want these guys to play for another 5 years > ?? No...twenty.
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JuanTCB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Probably Exile. I got it when I was 12 and it > just confused the hell out of me - I don't think I > got past Side 1 for years. Then one day when I > was about 16 I put it on and everything finally > clicked. > > Funny you mention Steel Wheels - when it came out, > I loved it. Now it
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The newly released Springsteen Hammersmith Odean from 1975 deserves mention here.
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dj Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > T&A Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > And I'm proud of not compromising the > quality > > of > > > the music. To each hi
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And I'm proud of not compromising the quality of > the music. To each his own, indeed. At least you confirmed that it was a dig. I've done a lot of research on this and I'm confident that the quality of my mp3s are at least 95% of the quality of the source audio. Besides, it's rock n roll, no
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if anyone ever catches me listening to the Stones > on an iPod will you please just put a bullet > through my head? Thanks! ?? Sounds like a dig...but I'm not gonna bite. I'm proud of having my extensive collection at my fingertips all the time. To each his own.
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My iPod has over 700 Stones songs, including about 20 soundboard boots. I listen to the Stones every single day.
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The version on the documentary disc of Four Flicks is not a bad version in the current era.
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PAINT IT BLACK!!!!!
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Rockman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sympathy....Filthy > > ROCKMAN you got that right Rockman. Keith's guitar sounds raunchy.
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Could anyone else here do without the announcers??
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The pacing seems a little quicker on HTW also.
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Sorry for joining late friends. Two live broadcasts in the same week. How great is this?? Rough Justice was great. SMU now.
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David Live Born To Run Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
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Everyone's opinion is different...GOMC was one of the Rio highlights for me.
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Billy does a lot of backing vocals on the 75 tour but I think it's Ronnie on Starf***er.
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I didn't hear her or notice her outfit. I can tell you whatever you want to know about her legs, though. Just kidding. I thought she was fine.
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StonesTod Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > philly, LA and San Jose ald's are also out there. > None are great,IMO - all have serious sound > problems, including virtual lack of KR guitar > channel for all but the SJ one. Still the best > sounding '99 is Stuttgart - a killer audience with > amazing guitar right/left separation.
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rooster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A very very good version of Ramble it was!!!! It was a great version of Rambler. They even got "...and it hurts."
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I've been listening to / watching these recently and made some observations. 1. The Paris show on FF is an EXTREMELY diverse set list. I haven't actually counted all the albums covered, but man this show seemed to hit all the eras. Must have been an awesome show to witness. 2. Next to Brussels affair, the version of Brown Sugar from the B Stage at MSG might be the best version in
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Rocks Off
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