Quotemidnrambler QuoteBlueranger The censored version was only on the first batch of re-releases. It changed back to the normal version afterwards. But only in the USA. I know it's butchered, but it's the version that sounds normal to me and I wouldn't mind getting hold of a digital version. Can you tell me what to look for? I'll buy a copy if I ever see it.
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Quotemitchmitchell I am happy to say that I have not given the Stones a dime in 35 years. This comment made me think. I can't match that, but the last recording of theirs I bought new in store was the Flashpoint CD. It's pretty easy to find their modern-day output used, so I have kept up the collection, pretty much out of inertia. Still don't own a copy of Got Live If You Want It
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QuoteRollingFreak Quotetatters Exile On Main Street Bingo! Took me years to like the whole album. I still can't stand "Sweet Black Angel". Pretty much everything about it rubs me the wrong way: the tune itself, the arrangement and sound mix, and of course Jagger's fake Caribbean vocal stylings.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteJumpingKentFlash It was. In 2005. They did use a new logo at the 2012 concerts though. It was golden and with some scribblings. Any pictures of it? GRRRRRRegory had fangs so it is different/new. Other than that it's the same ol' second logo. I've often wondered about the two versions of the tongue logo. Any articles I've seen just refer to "th
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I remember where I was when I heard Bill Wyman had quit the band, because it was so out of the blue. I was in a hotel room, and had a few minutes before going out to dinner, so I turned the TV on. There immediately appeared an short interview with Mick Jagger on the subject of Bill Wyman's resignation from the Rolling Stones. "I guess he doesn't want to do it anymore," said Mi
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