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QuoteDandelionPowderman I won't define TSMR as a pop album. PIB and 19thNB aren't really pop as such. An important note: The Kinks played pop longer than the Stones did. That also makes them bigger in that segment. But you have several points, I give you that. Good. I love the Kinks, by the way, have all their LPs and every single f...ing single. (Yes, even You Still Want Me
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QuoteDandelionPowderman <Is We Love You more "pop" than Get Off Of My Cloud ? And if successful is measured only in terms of record sales, then clearly the Stones were more sucessful than the Kinks> Yes, yes and no (UK). You Really Got Me #1 All Day And All Of The Night #2 Tired Of Waiting For You #1 Sunny Afternoon #1 Dead End Street #5 Till The End Of The Day #8 Ded
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotewalkingthedog QuoteDandelionPowderman How big were the Stones pop hits in the 60s? I'm not talking about Satisfaction and GOOMC. The key fact here is that in their own country they had a row of 7 consecutive no. 1's. Every single from It's All Over Now to Paint It,Black was a no.1. Later the JJF-HTW-BS trilogy were also no. 1's.This put the St
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QuoteDandelionPowderman How big were the Stones pop hits in the 60s? I'm not talking about Satisfaction and GOOMC. The key fact here is that in their own country they had a row of 7 consecutive no. 1's. Every single from It's All Over Now to Paint It,Black was a no.1. Later the JJF-HTW-BS trilogy were also no. 1's.This put the Stones in a completely different league than
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QuoteDandelionPowderman I don't know if the Stones were a better pop band than the Kinks in the mid-60s... Well, the Stones had bigger hits at least.
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QuoteDoxa Quotewalkingthedog Quotenightskyman Quotewalkingthedog Beatles fans, miserable since 1970, do not have anything better to do than to go to Stones web sites and try to make Stones fans miserable too. Yet, shockingly, Beatles product keeps getting released and sells better than anything the Stones have released recently. See what I mean? - Doxa I don't mind the occasional
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Quotenightskyman Quotewalkingthedog Beatles fans, miserable since 1970, do not have anything better to do than to go to Stones web sites and try to make Stones fans miserable too. Yet, shockingly, Beatles product keeps getting released and sells better than anything the Stones have released recently. See what I mean?
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I agree with including the B-sides, but there are two pretty good songs from GITD which you have left out ; Dancing In The Starlight and Too Far Gone. I would have kicked out Let's Make It Up and Joy or Hide Away. Anyway, I think GITD is actually pretty good as it is.
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Rocks Off Rip This Joint Loving Cup Let It Loose Shine A Light
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Quotekleermaker Quotewalkingthedog Quotekovach Quotemichaelsavage Quotewalkingthedog Beatles fans, miserable since 1970, do not have anything better to do than to go to Stones web sites and try to make Stones fans miserable too. Right!!? Why don't they just go to a Beatles site? Frustration it is! They KNOW the Stones are better plus they "got nothing" the Stones and Beatles like
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Quotekovach Quotemichaelsavage Quotewalkingthedog Beatles fans, miserable since 1970, do not have anything better to do than to go to Stones web sites and try to make Stones fans miserable too. Right!!? Why don't they just go to a Beatles site? Frustration it is! They KNOW the Stones are better plus they "got nothing" the Stones and Beatles liked each other, why can't we lik
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Quotekleermaker Quotemichaelsavage Quotewalkingthedog Beatles fans, miserable since 1970, do not have anything better to do than to go to Stones web sites and try to make Stones fans miserable too. Right!!? Why don't they just go to a Beatles site? Frustration it is! They KNOW the Stones are better plus they "got nothing" Plain nonsense, I've never been a Beatlesfan and a St
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Beatles fans, miserable since 1970, do not have anything better to do than to go to Stones web sites and try to make Stones fans miserable too.
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Quotebob r The White Album deserved its #1 spot-- you simply cannot find a better double album-- I hate it when people express themselves like that - as if they are stating some obvious fact. This is your opinion. I happen to have a totally different opinion. I do like the White Album, but it is not even in my top 20. However, I do not state this as a fact; it is just my opinion.
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1.Exile On Main Street, Rolling Stones 2.The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway,Genesis 3.Blonde On Blonde, Bob Dylan 4.On The Double, Golden Earrings 5.Quadrophenia, Who 6.Electric Ladyland, Jimi Hendrix Experience 7.Cold Roses, Ryan Adams & The Cardinals 8.London Calling, Clash 9.Odessa, Bee Gees 10.Third,Soft Machine Honourable mention: Wee Tam & The Big Huge, Incredible String Ba
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I find myself spinning the mid-seventies trilogy GHS-IORR-B&B a lot these days. Probably because I have played their earlier stuff so much. In my opinion GHS is very good though slightly below the big 4. Definitely a top 10, as is also The Rolling Stones and Aftermath (plus 3 more obviously).
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Ride On Baby and Sittin' On A Fence were two songs the Stones gave away to Immediate artists without releasing them themselves (until much later). Ride On Baby was first released by Chris Farlowe, produced by Mick Jagger. It was the follow-up to the no. 1 single Out Of Time, but was not a big hit. It is a personal favourite of mine. Great song! Should have been a hit.
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I have trained my dog to like the Stones and not the Beatles.
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QuoteDoxa QuoteDandelionPowderman The good thing with the Stones was that they very rarely blueprinted what the Beatles already had done. One might say they did that with Satanic, but a closer listen reveals that the music (as so often was the case) was rawer and more extreme within the format than that of the Beatles. Satanic was way more psychelia-sounding as a whole album. Well put. I thi
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Quotekleermaker Quotewalkingthedog Quotekleermaker Abbey Road is indeed fantastic. Best Beatles album. Better than Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed. At least on par with Sticky Fingers. Abbey Road is one of my least favourite Beatles albums. Way too much McCartney, the Harrison songs are too sweet for my taste and Lennon's material is not his best. The only decent song is I Want You (She
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Quotekleermaker Abbey Road is indeed fantastic. Best Beatles album. Better than Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed. At least on par with Sticky Fingers. Abbey Road is one of my least favourite Beatles albums. Way too much McCartney, the Harrison songs are too sweet for my taste and Lennon's material is not his best. The only decent song is I Want You (She's So Heavy). Not even close t
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I really like it. Could easily have been on an album. Calling it an 'outtake' is just plain wrong. It's an officially released song, clearly considered a finished product by the band.
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QuoteDoxa Quoteloog droog QuoteDoxa But like you mentioned, when ALO was gone, that old habit of two different releases vanished immedeatily. As they (Mick and Keith?) took the charge, they seemingly continued the old British practise. - Doxa What is also happening at that time is Sgt. Pepper--the first Beatles album released in the U.S.without a nip and tuck job by Dave Dexter Jr. (or
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QuoteEdward Twining Quotemuffie Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time The RS 500 was assembled by the editors of Rolling Stone, based on the results of two extensive polls. In 2003, Rolling Stone asked a panel of 271 artists, producers, industry executives and journalists to pick the greatest albums of all time. In 2009, we asked a similar group of 100 experts to pick t
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Quotestonesrule How do you feel about the albums that have come since Hendrix death? I think that none of the posthumous Hendrix releases are up to the standard of the material he released when alive. This includes The Cry Of Love. In fact, I always wondered if Jimi's death was somehow connected to what looks to me as an artistic burnout.
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They did tour quite recently, around 2008. (Sans Baker. Grech is dead of course.) A DVD, Blue Ray and double CD was released, very interesting stuff.
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Belgian beer is the best! (I'm neutral, I'm a Norwegian) Try Leffe Blonde or Leffe Brune, both excellent. These days there are literally thousands of very good microbreweries around. This is a very good Norwegian one :
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QuoteCome On Brilliant album that I bought on CD around -92....They didn't sell Stones Decca US-LPs in Sweden during the 60ies except for 'Out of Our heads' for some strange reason.... I believe this is true for all of Europe, except that in larger cities there were import stores that had US LPs. I bought mine in Oslo, because it contained Surprise, Surprise which was hard to fi
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