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Exile On Main St.
Released: 0 18 tracks-
- 1. Rocks Off
- 9. Loving Cup
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- 10. Happy
- 11. Turd on the Run
- 12. Ventilator Blues
- 14. Let It Loose
- 17. Shine a Light
- 18. Soul Survivor
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Yeah I am talking about smack, junk, horse, china white, chiva, H, tar, black, fix, speed-balling, dope, brown, dog, food, negra, nod, white horse, and stuff of which Dionysus’ dreams are made. The little white angel that sits on your shoulder and rocks you to sleep, returning you to the soft, pillowed encasement of the womb, warm, satiated, arms jelly, thoughts fluttering, creative synapses trickling like sweat down your forehead. I'm not talking about the cluttering in t... MORE
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So it's reported to be a classic, and I have never listened to it from start to finish, I have never listened to all of the songs in order in one sitting, so why not give it a shot....
I will report back when it's done.
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The Rolling Stones' soundtrack Shine A Light for the Martin Scorsese rockumentary of the same name will be available in two version: a two-disc, 22-track live album and a 16-track soundtrack. Both albums, recorded at New York's Beacon Theatre on October 29 and November 1, 2006, contain Stones classics and not one track from the band's most recent studio album, A Bigger Bang, which the Stones were touring behind at the time. However the expanded double disc album includes... MORE
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I think we all use music as aural wallpaper from time to time. At work, around the house, in the car. We create a pleasant ambience for ourselves as we do what we must.But occasionally we are able to give our whole selves to the music. Able to subsume ourselves into the music, hanging suspended with only the forward momentum of the music to measure the timelessness.These are the best of times. True Zen moments where we totally inhabit the moment we're in. For a brief time ... MORE
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i cannot wait. i LOVED the dylan biography "no direction home" - this should be a winner.
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Keith Richards became another victim of algorithmic pairing today when I went on Google News and saw this:
In case you can't read it the headline says "Drug That Helps Smokers Quit May Help Drinkers Too"
So in honor of that I leave you with this track.
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Tom Waits attributes this as one of his favorite Rolling Stones songs and he should; about 1/3rd of his catalog sounds like variations on this precise atmosphere. Can you feel this? You can be one of many people in this song. Either you are the oblivious tourist curiously stumbling into a ritual at the bayou or have just entered the fourth hour of a grueling but intense revival. How, Rolling Stones, how? This had to have came from 1947, not 1972. Oh, and I'm not one ... MORE
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1. The Rolling Stones, "Rip This Joint." Holy shit. The last Stones album of their greatest period, and it's so good they can take this song, a barn-burning album-opener if there ever was one, and stick it at #2 on Side One. As propulsively rock-and-rolling as anything they ever recorded, with typical Exile lyrics, as in "why did they mix it like that, I can't understand a word Mick is saying." As I heard it, the song starts out "Mama say yeah papa say no, may blughghs bla... MORE
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You hear so many stories of the Stones (and, of course, you know it's MICK only....) mis-reprsenting the publishing credits on their songs. Here are some of the more flagrant violations: Love In Vain (Let It Bleed) - Robert Johnson (it's correct on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out I think)Live With Me - music almost all by Bill Wyman Stop Breaking Down - Robert JohnsonCan't You Here Me Knocking - major contribution by Mick TaylorDead Flowers - major contribution by Gram ParsonsSwe... MORE
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I don't recall much discussion of the Stones here, and I am not a huge fan myself, but The Aquarium Drunkard has some Exile outtakes which may be of interest. Besides, it's one of my favorite music blog titles, and music blogs period.
