Revisiting Voodoo Lounge with Scott Galupo
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Scott Galupo joins me a for a fun chat on one of our favorite Stones albums. It's about time we focused on these later albums more and here we are with a great one: Voodoo Lounge! The album turns 30 this year so it's a great time to revisit this one. So much more Voodoo Lounge content coming as we celebrate its 30th Anniversary --check out the playlist below!
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Thanks for the hang, Justin! Now the fire chief is ordering us to quit playing cards 😂
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I was really into this album at the time. Loved "I Go Wild" though that faded over time. I think "Love is Strong" is an underrated gem.
All their albums are.
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I was going through a divorce when Voodoo Lounge came out. I was playing it a lot when my kids who were 2 and 4, would stay the night with me. My 2 year old son would sing Out Of Tears with me. He’d repeat the words like, let it out, let it in. It was so cute that I video taped it.
25 years later, my son unexpectedly died and my daughter suggested we play that song at his funeral. It was absolutely gut wrenching and I cried like a baby.
That song was meant to be in my life. In 94’ as an ode to my divorce… being out of tears….then it became an ode to my son….out of tears from crying over his death. It’s a big song for me.
Great you tube channel.
That story is a gut-punch. Thanks for sharing it. Blessings on you.🙏
@@scottgalupo thank you. It’s tough to listen to anymore but I do at least twice a year. The anniversary of his birth and his passing.
Absolutely heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing this with us. Hang in there 🙏💓
So sorry for the loss of your son. I hope that one day hearing the song will bring back memories of a beautiful boy and give you joy. I've never lost a child, but I think whoever said time heals all wounds probably didn't either. I used to sing You Got Me Rocking with my daughter when she was little, and I can't imagine what it would be like to hear it if I lost her.
Sparks Will Fly is also my favorite. The energy of that song is crazy. And Mick's vocals and lyric are some of my favorite on the whole record.
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VL brings great memories to me, my late father was a super fan since he was 15 y.o. in 1973 through the single Angie, and me and my siblings grew up with the greatest band ever. I'm from the Netherlands and was 8 y.o. when VL was released, my parents went to the first show at the Giants Stadium in '94. It was their first foreign Stones show and the first time they we're without their kids for little over a week.
The album was on three times a day at full volume, for three to four weeks, as always with dad when a new Stones album came out and the same for Keith solo.
It helped turning me into a fan as well. The love for the Stones will stay with me forever !
You were at some awesome shows!
The funny thing about VL is that so many people agree it is too long but if you start discussing which songs to leave off, at least in my circles,nobody can agree. Tracks like Mean Disposition are frequently cited as a generic rocker or a classic rocker depending on who you are talking to. I would argue that even beyond Satanic Majesties this is the most divisive Stones album. This gets overlooked because of the nature of the discussion and what divides people. I would not have left a track off because we all have the option to listen to what grabs us and ignore what does not."With an indolent air and insolent stare" What a great line from NF. Jugular and Brand New car strike me as a cool funk hybrid or Stones meets Prince vibe. Album gets an A from myself.
This absolutely true and a fantastic point! No one can decide on what songs to leave off 🎸
If Voodoo Lounge had come out in 1973, it would be ranked as one of the greatest Stones albums. We had tickets to see this stadium tour in Philadelphia. Nothing but serious buckets of rain that night so we turned around and came home. The next morning a stray long-haired grey kitten showed up on our property. We named her Voodoo. Wonderful little critter and I still miss her. We may lost out on the concert but we did find Voodoo.
Amazing 😊🐱🐾
The expanded version Mick mentioned that Don Was vetoed would be interesting to hear. Love Is Strong, Out Of Tears and Moon Is Up are key later Stones tracks.
New faces , the Worst and Thru and Thru are just fantastic songs amongst the best ever Stones songs
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Moon Is Up and The Worst are my favorites. Never get tired of those two. Love the 1 2 3 punch to start of the album, but there are 3 songs that I don't ever need to hear again. Over all a very good album just a bit long.
Almost forgot, but I wish they included Jump On Top Of Me!!!!!
I agree,"The Worst" ist a wonderful song
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Honest man and jump on top of me probably my favorite voodoo session songs
Amazing something like Honest Man was left behind
Moon is Up was one of the great Rolling Stones’ sleepers. Nice someone else mentioned it.
A classic!
Watching this episode today wearing my VL sweater 😊 thanks guys for your talk on the album. And what a great album and the VL tour is so awesome great memories!!!
Thanks for watching!
Great listening to you guys. I take more of this anytime. Thanks.
Thanks very much for watching appreciate it!
Justin and co. I am 63. i saw the Stones in 1976 twice, inc the Knebworth gig. When they got back together in 1989, I just didn't trust them. I thought they were trying too hard to appeal to a more mainstream audience. And when Bill left, that was it for me - it was all over. They just weren't relevant anymore. But your channel has enticed me back again and I have adjusted to the Darryl Jones era and am now just as huge a fan I ever was. I just love the live output from 89 to 2007 from Flashpoint and Atlantic City though to Copacabana Beach. So this is a huge thank you for what you are doing - and please - keep up the good work !
This is why I do this! So glad to hear you're rediscovering the music. It's still the Stones, ya know? Thanks for the great message and looking forward to more of your comments 👍
Great video as always. Love these chats.
Thanks as always 👍💪
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I remember separately buying a single at that time that had "Jump on top of me" on it & freaking loved it. Never understood why it wasn't on the main album Voodoo Lounge as good as that song is.
Well, it got Brand New Car on the album. A bit on the same league, rhythm, groove, etc. Plus Jump On Top Of Me and The Storm are specifically written as B-sides.
Interesting as always. A couple of points though:
When Scott mentions the harpsichord on 'New Faces' (great track by the way!), he says "Brian Jones", but all those mid-'60s classics - 'Play With Fire', 'Lady Jane', 'Take It Or Leave It', 'Ride On Baby', 'Yesterday's Papers' - featured the vastly over-looked Jack Nitzsche playing the instrument rather than Brian.
He also seems a little snobbish about Rick Rubin because he's not a musician and "just a listener". Andrew Loog Oldham was someone who did wonders just by "listening" (despite ludicrous later claims that he never did anything), not to mention the late great Sam Phillips at Sun. My point is, a producer doesn't HAVE to be a musician like George Martin or Don Was (or whoever) to be a great one.
Keep up the great work guys! 😊
Yeah on most of those you mentioned Brian is playing dulcimer, marimba or vibrophone.
Thanks Peter! I understood Scott to mean that Don got some points for being a musician as well as a producer which doesn't always happen as we know. Thanks as always for listening and engaging!!
Agree with Scott's point about the second Keith peak, especially those two solo albums. I also agree that Voodoo Lounge is toothless at times. In the preview last week, I spoke about the over use of praise and adjectives. Much more restrained and balanced today from Scott. Appreciate the work though bro, just sharing my thoughts. Cheers
Very nice chat. Love this album too. I thought you were going to get into Blinded by Rainbows given how Scott remarked in another video how Mick doesn’t get enough credit for writing these sorts of political songs.
Missed that one 🙃
Always cool to hear you two bounce. As I posted in the other video on Voodoo, the length doesn't bother me as much as the sequencing. Thus I made my own playlist. The album has a bit of a Goats Head sound quality to me. Kimsey producing would have been as interesting as if he would have done Dirty Work.
Thanks much for watching ! Seems like everyone did a playlist for this album haha
@@HangFireStonesPodcast ha. Yeah. Lots of different tastes acquired over their long career.
They sang "Sweethearts Together" knee-to-knee into the same mic.
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I just listened to this fantastic album from Sparks Will Fly on, inspired by your comments Scott 😉. Funny thing, years ago I heard the live version of Sparks and Keith is just amazing on that, so a renewable appreciation of this song was born!
What I overall still love about the album is that the guitars are just all over the place. Many many fills and licks, and of course the beatiful and rich sounding acoustic guitar as another layer/texture or as a lead. Just like they did from the Brown Sugar era and on. The acoustic never sounded the same after Bridges. Until Hackney of course!
And agree on your Ronnie is shining on this album. Very very focused and tasty playing from him on several levels.
Nice to hear both of you that this was Keith firing all cilinders together with Mick. And Charlie is just amazing. He never had a better sound since then. Very very tasteful and a powerhouse!
Also nice info about Mick recording his harp on the two mics. Very interesting.
Love your vids, so keep going!
Glad you enjoyed it again. Good time to revisit! Thanks for watching 👍
Any video footage or written material about the making of this album anywhere ? Thank you!
Stay tuned !
Love the interview. To answer the quest ... Yep The album got very good reviews at the time of release ... except for 'Time Magazine' which panned it. There was a lot of buildup / hype to this album. Steel Wheels had a massive, incredible tour that had a soundtrack tagged to it which was The Steel Wheels album. 1994 had the ALBUM ... which also had the partnering tour. The album was initially the focus. It got great coverage and many were interested. VH1 was all about it ... and MTV still covered it for the most part. It was played a lot on Rock radio (naturally) and even once every blue moon main stream played something. 'Love is Strong' video became a showcase song / staple on VH1. It was a major year for them in their history and the album was well received by fans and critics alike.
That Love Is Strong video is such a classic! David Fincher 🤘
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Great discussion
Thanks for watching!
Another excellent video. Although it kinda feels like you guys only got going when the video stopped. Of course I disagree about Voodoo Lounge over Undercover lol. You know I love me some Undercover 😁
Glad you enjoyed it! We'll have to do an extra long chat one of these days! Undercover rocks!
A long chat sounds good and yes... Undercover does indeed rock! Think I'll play it right now.
Great discussion! This is my favorite latter day Stones record, outside of Hackney Diamonds. The key here is the length and if it were a few songs shorter (Kill Brand New Car, Jugular and one or two more...) and it would be nearly perfect.
Funny, I just love the funk of Jugular and the chillin' groove and wah wah on Brand New Car! 😊
Thanks for watching!
Definitely their best collection of the 90’s . THE WORST…thats my favorite…maximum Keith one of his best songs. LOVE IS STRONG is the other great one but it is that one G-tuned Keith Riff Mick words template they kind of started or at least I noticed it first there on SHE’s SO COLD, they kind of get that killer riff and beat it to death, but it works.
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Melhor disco dos Stones pós Tattoo You.
É um forte concorrente, mesmo. Mas, 1 ano após o lançamento, eu considero Hackney Diamonds consideravelmente melhor que Voodoo Lounge. De qualquer maneira, considero ao lado de Tattoo You, Emotional Rescue, Goats Head Soup e Out of Our Heads como os discos mais fortes da banda, tirando os 4 grandes de 68 a 72 e Some Girls.
@@carlos.quadros outro disco que acho subestimado é Bridges to Babylon os anos 90 foram generosos com os Stones.
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The Darryl Jones era began with Voodoo Lounge and the Steve Jordan era with Hackney Diamonds., even tho both are salaried stones
New era indeed!
Always wish the B Side Jump on top of me had been on the album. Maybe replace brand new car with it
Good idea!
Hmmm.
Let me get this right.
Every Stones album must be a masterpiece?
That's a high bar ( every pun in the world intended)
So riddle me this.
Why The Stones?
What other band has had this inhuman feat put upon them?
And ask yourself why?
Very nice insight as always, Justin !
Voodoo Lounge is my favorite Rolling Stones album from the years after Tattoo You. My favorite Voodoo Lounge songs are Love is Strong, I Go Wild and Thru and Thru.
I strongly agree with you that the album's power is diluted somewhat by having too many songs. This isn't Exile on Main Street, after all. Twelve tracks would've been ideal. For me, Suck on the Jugular, Blinded by Rainbows and (as much as I like the groove) Brand New Car are all inferior Stones material.
A band of the Stones caliber can make a mediocre song sound good and a pretty good song sound great. Despite my first impressions of some post Tattoo You songs, time reveals that there's something lacking in some later period songwriting, despite the magic the Stones have as a band.
Songwriters have a limited number of great songs in them; the better the songwriter, the more great songs they're able to create - and Mick and Keith are the most collaborative great songwriting team in rock history, imo.
During their first decade, Keith was unquestionably their driving creative force. Mick certainly sparked the creation of some of their greatest songs - Sympathy for the Devil, You Can't Always Get What You Want and Brown Sugar - but most frequently in those days, Keith came up with a riff or melody, and maybe some lyrics or a phrase and presented it to Mick to develop with him.
Up through the mighty Exile on Main Street, Keith was a fantastic and prolific songwriter. After that, his heroin addiction was their biggest obstacle in the creative process. Mick developed as a guitarist so he was able to write songs when he could no longer rely on Keith, but it's never been the same.
The weakest post Tattoo You Stones songs feel like they weren't inspired so much as product that Mick needed to check off a list, and Keith's creative process has been slower and sometimes less original, even after he stopped being a junkie.
The BAND, however, has always been great, with plenty of magic in how they work together in their post creative peak. Every Stones album from Undercover to Hackney Diamonds has a few essential songs, but there's a difference between a very good album and an essential one.
Every album by the Rolling Stones is worth having, some more than others, and Voodoo Lounge is one that stands out for me.
Thanks for reminding me how much I like this album, Justin !
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Great post Scott! Totally agree with you that there is a difference between a very good album and an essential one. I'm going to use that ! 👍😀 Thanks much for watching and your support!
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Thank you, Justin.
I started reading everything I could about the Stones when Exile was released, and I'm always interested in learning more.
I always look forward to whatever you come up with next, and you always exceed my expectations !
You honor the greatest rock and roll band there's ever been wonderfully !
Scott
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B+ album
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There are some songs I would have chosen instead like The Storm.
Great one !
Andy Watt did bring back the 1972 raunchy, energetic and rock and roll feel on Hackney Diamonds! I know that Don Was co-produced HD but it's Andy's persona that comes thru and that to the best of the Stones. Don Was in my opinion is too laid back to get the Stones back to the "Exile" - era!
Hackney Diamonds is OK for 80 year old Mick and Keith but it isn’t that good. I even like lesser Stones albums like Black And Blue, Undercover, Emotional Rescue, and even Dirty Work better. It sounds nothing like Exile and is so overproduced and processed the producer destroyed and balls that the songs may have had. It sounds like another bad Mick solo album. Lady Gaga and Elton John come on!
@@flyingburritobro68 HD is an excellent album with lots of vibes from back the 70's but packaged in a modern sound. The diversity of the songs is making HD interesting to listen to. It's the first album in a very very long time that I personally listen thru the whole album without skipping any songs. You mention Elton John and Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga made an fantastic appearance on Sweet sounds of heaven which gave the song a depth and wonderful feel to it. Her voice and the way she interpreted the song is fantastic. As for Elton John I think he was just around at the time and played on the album. I don't think he stood out in any way but he wasn't bad either. We all have our personal choices of fav albums and to me HD is a classic Stones album that roams in the close surroundings of the 70's.
HD is indeed a strong effort. People who hate it today will love it in about 20 years. Just look how people feel about Voodoo lounge then and today!
@@HangFireStonesPodcast exactly! I remember when "Exile on main street" was released many people said that it was no good and many songs should have been kept out of it! It really should have been a single album only. Today I think everyone is saying that it is the best Stones album ever. Well to me it is. But then again there's Beggars Banquet, Let it bleed, Sticky Fingers and Some girls etc, etc that are up there. HD is definately up amongst those albums. It has brought back a raunchier tone in the music! I often say that it's an album with lot's of vibes from way back then but wrapped up in a modern sound. Well, after listening to an interview with Mick the other day, he said nearly the same. He said that the Stones wanted the album to sound like a classic one but sounding like a new and up to date at the same time. I think Andy Watt grasped that wish to the fullest!
Yikes, Voodoo Lounge better than Its Only Rock n Roll? To each our own I guess but Voodoo doesn't have any songs measuring up to Time Waits For No One, If Your Really Want To Be My Friend, Till The Next Time, Fingerprint File Its Only Rock n Roll has an identity, I don't get that from Voodoo
It's hard for me to evaluate this album because it came out the year I discovered the Stones. It has a special place in my heart. But I pretty much agree with everything you say, it makes sense....except that I love Bran New Car😬😅. The only thing I'd like to add to the discussion is the artwork. the cover artwork is horrible. The worst Stones album cover ever. And I don't understand the Voodoo concept. And what about the tongue logo which has been replaced by a 3D gray tongue with spikes. Terrible. I know it's superficial, but for me, the cover of an album is super important. But apart from the artwork, this album is full of great moments! And let's face it, Love Is Strong is one of their best songs!
Agree totally on the cover! Misrepresents the album! 😤
Personally I would like Rick Rubin produce an album for the Stones. I watched the documentary about the making of Tom Petty's "Wild flowers" and really think he would do a great job!
@user-qz6lp1kq1t He worked with Johnny Cash extensively. I have no idea, but perhaps Mick didn't want to work with him again for the same reason he complained about Don Was. I.e. trying to re-create 1972.
@@Joseph-n4c5l I don't think 'Wandering Spirit' sounds like he was trying to recreate another era, certainly not as much as VL.
@@peterchecksfield9958 Good point.
Quite a thought! I'd love to have heard it
VL album grade: B+ (very good)
Best track: Thru and Thru
Worst: Brand New Car
Album comparisons:
IORR>VL
VL>Undercover
Hi Armando,I Love"thru and thru" did'nt know,that IT was on Voodoo Lounge Album.Greetings from Germany
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Agree it is bloated. It’s all opinion but I’d have removed brand new car and the last three tracks. It stands up as a decent stones album. Prefer it to the following two studio albums.
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Nice discussion, even the Stones average tracks are better than most bands best tracks.
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Sorry I was only a minute in when I made my first comment.
Two minutes in and ( Scott is it?) has not only used the word filler ( yeah I know he said filling) but he's now saying.....
what the Stones ( and I'm assuming all of them) were thinking?
Wtf.
This 'discussion' could keep nose diving and go horribly wrong.
I'll try to keep listening to Scott.
Be careful my man.
I could be back 😮
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Having heard Offender and Spirit, in those days it seems to me that Jagger and Richards were more comfortable writing with other people.
Slide on this, Wandering spirit and Main Offender are great albums and I prefer them over VL. It turns into an excuse to go on tour album…but still I like half the album.
Love those solo albums too. Classics.
I felt like they'd used some of their best ideas for those albums (if 'Evening Gown' had been a Stones song, it would be considered a minor classic!).
Absolutely awesome have a wonderful day also Sunday was my mom ❤😊 birthday
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Come on Scott...Voodoo Lounge better than Its only Rock and Roll ? You know better !
I'm with Scott ! Nice to hear positions that go against the usual norms. VL is better than most of y'all think 😁🎸🎸
Exactly Scott. i felt the same way as well at the time. i didn't get it.The only good tracks on that Voodoo Lounge album was Mean Disposition and Blinded by Rainbows.that's it.but all the other tracks bombed.this was a time in the 1990's when the Stones signed a contract with Corporate Virgin Billionaire Richard Branson for 25 million.a Big Deal at the time. Voodoo Lounge was a Corporate Album.alot of them tracks didn't sound like the Rolling Stones. tracks like Moon is up.Suck on the jugular.Sparks will fly.Out of Tears.New faces and Brand New Car. really.it just wasn't a Rolling Stones Album.they ran through these tracks in a hurry. they put aside the Glimmer Twins.and became the Corporate Twins. it was the 1990's.
Ha are you sure you watched the video 😂
An outstanding album with outstanding tracks. When the Stones were promoting it they came to Brazil for a series of incredible shows in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, so I, together with some friends, went for one they performed in Maracanã Stadium in Rio. All I can say is that we danced, jumped and screamed like mad dogs during the whole show. After that we all went to Copacabana beach to refresh ourselves in the middle of that night. An unforgetble rock 'n' roll night, man!
Sounds amazing! You were part of a historic show !
Glad I have jump on top of me baby that should have been on the album
Great one
Great Lp .
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Jagger had said CD's were expensive and felt that with the expanded length of CD's and the retail cost, they would include some "experimental' tracks that would normally not make the cut for an album. More value for money. Funny thing is that when you ask Stones fans which songs should've been deleted, few agree. Certainly something like Moon Is Up wouldn't have made a typical single album length. Gotta disagree with Scott about Freejack - Jagger (and I'm a huge Jagger fan, even in movies - I even liked Ned Kelly) is the worst part of Freejack...lol. I think Out Of Tears is an amazing ballad and one of Ron Woods greatest most melodic and memorable solos. You didn't discuss Blinded By Rainbows, which many hate, but I think is a fabulous song. VL actually has many wonderful ballads and great rockers like you pointed out. Pretty well rounded "Rolling Stones" album, which is what they were shooting for.
Interesting Alan don't remember that quote from Mick about CDs. Any chance you recall where it was said? Thanks much for always supporting man 👍🎸
@@HangFireStonesPodcast So love your channel - your work on The Stones is fantastic, and unique and important - love it. Mick really did say that back then. Must've been an interview - was definitely in print. I'll have to go thru my vast archives but so much. But he did say that CD's were expensive and with the extended length was an opportunity to include things that wouldn't normally make the cut. More experimental material. To me it seemed obvious (though I don't remember him mentioning song titles) it would've been like Brand New Car and Moon Is Up. Maybe even Thru and Thru though Keith wouldn've thought otherwise. The fun part is in Stones community groups there's never a consensus on what songs should've been dropped. Anyway I'll try to find it. Best, Alan
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow appreciate you Alan!
I always appreciate videos with Scott! The both of you need some type of recurring podcast together to discuss random Stones songs - you are both so knowledgable and play off of each other very well
Voodoo Lounge is such a solid album that unfortunately gets overlooked. Is it a bit bloated? Yes, but any album with YGMR, Thru and Thru, Out of Tears, Love Is Strong, Sparks Will Fly is a good one. VL is without a doubt a showcase for Charlie.
My Album Ranking (Don't let it fool you, I still quite like ABB!):
Let It Bleed
Sticky Fingers
Some Girls
Tattoo You
Exile On Main St.
Goats Head Soup
It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll
Beggars Banquet
Aftermath (US/UK)
Out of Our Heads (US)
Black and Blue
Emotional Rescue
Between The Buttons (US/UK)
The Rolling Stones / Englands Newest Hitmakers
- Voodoo Lounge -
Steel Wheels
Undercover
The Rolling Stones, Now!
December’s Children (And Everybody’s)
12x5 / No.2
Dirty Work
Hackney Diamonds
Bridges To Babylon
Their Satanic Majesties Request
Blue and Lonesome
A Bigger Bang
Showcase for Charlie is right! Nice list am surprised by some of the rankings! 😁 But there's just so many great albums, they all fall where they must. More Voodoo content to come !
My exact sentiments......30 Years? I feel old. To those who always interject "(an album) is too long", that sentiment in this day and age is silly. Make a "playlist" or an CDr if still capable with the songs you want. Maybe you would even prefer one of the B-sides for your Voodoo Lounge listening experience. There are wealth of outtakes and extra material that have been available for years. I listen to all of it still. Love that "Ivy League" appeared with vocals some 4 years ago.....
Love Ivy League!
@@HangFireStonesPodcast We are in lockstep with many tunes!
way to go, nice to see/hear. Great job. glad to see this and well presented for Stones fans.
A very diversified album with their modern and old twists.
Blending in the newer (post 80's) Stones sound.
Musically fantastic as it should be closely listened to, but minus a few of the drum sounds.
Lyrics are somewhat weaker "on a few songs", no surprise, and nothing new..
That dropped my listening time for them.
But then again, I will still take it all!!
Will continue to say Out of Tears, is one of their brilliant songs. It is all put together for me.
Will one day get to this album for a review from me.
I do think a discussion for a deep detail insight comparison should be made on the producers' approach sounds and styles.
What does each style Producer bring to it, specifically. A sound comparison needed.
cheers
Thanks Steve! When can we expect you to get to the 90s albums...2030? 😂😂😁
@@HangFireStonesPodcast lol, I need to complete Sticky. Tattoo seems to be just to big (huge task) for me to do after that, so might go to Voodoo or Steel
I'm back again and for the sake of diplomacy I'll put it this way.
Out of Voodoo Lounge, Undercover and It's Only Rock'n'roll when I play the cds ( google that kids) IORNR is the only album I don't skip tracks.
The first 3 tracks on VL gave me everything I wanted to hear.
The title track from Undercover is brilliant and innovative.
So I'll leave you with this pleasant conundrum.
You get a call at 2am in the morning.
It's Keith.
First he says I've just killed Rick Rubin.
Secondly he says I want you to create an album with only 1 track from every album we've ever recorded.
For that you will receive 5% on all sales and Rick Rubin buried in your backyard.
Deal?
FYI Luxury and Short and Curlies both suck and Fingerprint File is really weak too. IORR is decent but the track Time Waits For No One is epic
@@flyingburritobro68fyi I couldn't give a flying fark wot you think burrito brain.
You're a tourist not a purist.
They got your name.
They got your number.
They got you by the balls.
And you can't get free of it all.
And it all went over your head.
That's what happens when you don't get any.
Good try though.
You almost got there despite swallowing the bait.
Billy Preston would love you boy.
He'd love to show you how to funk it up
Lol
It's all the grooves country boy 😮?
You know it's true