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Released: 1992 10 tracksPosts about The Rolling Stones > Sticky Fingers
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...i am just testing something out. feel free to play the Rolling Stones classic, "Brown Sugar," asociated with this test post.
thank you.
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I heard this song again last weekend... I’m at the Bonfire on SE Stark. Maybe I’ve had three beers or four. Light beers. Pabst or Miller High Life. The cheaper special. I’m sitting on a stool in the billiard room. I’m only watching. A guy and a girl are playing eight ball. He shoots and knocks the four in with one solid clack and gazes up at her to flirt and taunt and call his next shot. He misses on the seven, and I catch him clench his fist. I smile to myself and look ... MORE
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One of my favorite Stones' tracks. I had been wanting to post some live video of this, but after intermittent youtube searches and some research I now realize the band didn't actually play this live until 2002 and I'd rather not subject you to some recent Stones footage. And that's no offense intended boys...just the coolness meter ain't quite what it once was (...and I realize I just wrote that as if Mick and Keith swing by my MOG page from time to time -- which they do... MORE
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In _the Stones: The Acclaimed Biography_, author Philip Norman boldly stated that Jumpin' Jack Flash was "undisputedly the Stones' best performance on record." Well, if you grant that, this statement below is gonna be even harder to beat: Can't You Hear Me Knocking has the best riff that Keith Richards ever wrote. The crunchy, meandering riff sounds raw and full of venom, ranting just like the junkie in the lyrics who couldn't get his next dope; if a guitarist can make his... MORE
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Picture this: it is a breezy night; the moon is low...you are rowing a light boat in the center of a vast lake somewhere in the exotic China. Not too far away from you is an archaic temple standing on an imposing cliff, obscured by some wriggly willows. And with each stroke of the oars, you marvel at the gleaming of the moonlight-reflecting ripples you make. That was exactly what came into my head the first time I listened to "Moonlight Mile." With its drenching Chinese g... MORE
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Heres another little tribute video I put together for one of my favorite directors: Martin Scorsese. I may redo it and add some more clips later on.
Incidentally, Martin Scorsese is working on a new documentary film about The Rolling Stones called "Shine A Light". Cant wait to see it! I loved the Bob Dylan doc No Direction Home too.
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This song never seems to get old to my hears, despite the fact that I probably sing it in my head atleast once a day.
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So I'm reading a Hendrix bio when all of a sudden out pops another classic Keith story...apparently after Keith's girlfriend at the time Linda Keith "discovered" Hendrix in a seedy midtown club and tried bring him to the attention of none other than Andrew Loog Oldham.....Oldham, though acknowledging Hendrix's talent, passed up on him becuase: "Keith was the kind of guy who might actually kill someone involved with his girlfriend" You gotta love this stuff!! Get Yer Fuck... MORE
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how did i miss this? anybody going? great opportunity to see them in a more intimate venue- when i walked by it looked like they're setting up for a video production as well
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really enjoyed sister morphine on my ipod today as i walked through the innards of the coliseum. made for each other! yesterday's walk through pantheon with j dilla was borderline morally shameful but i got off on the contrast. what can i say? unfortunately, most of my time has been trapped in my dark, dingy room looking at computer screen with window facing brick wall and going to meetings. but tonight is friday so i might not be reading rockandrollpimp's tipsy frida... MORE
