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| moy |
the album full cover from the japanese album with no extra tracks provided by mayumi
two full tracks in mp3 format
http://home.att.ne.jp/gamma/rambler/RnRStar.mp3
http://home.att.ne.jp/gamma/rambler/Beauty.mp3
audio samples for all tracks here http://www.spv.de/scripts/ktrack_e.idc?nummer=72762
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| Gazza |
I bought it here yesterday (UK release date)
On first listen,its not bad - some nice slide playing and the sound is very good....although a few more good SONGS wouldnt go amiss.
Looking forward to seeing him in Dublin a week on saturday! |
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| nankerphelge |
I saw that one Brit journalist from the Sun had a "Mick Aid" logo -- looked like the outline of Africa as a guitar with Mick's mug in it! Says he did it to help poor Mick's album sales.
I don't have much sympathy myself for all of the reasons I have listed before. It's the Stones I love, not any one member (except Chaz, who is the man) |
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| Mottrush |
You mean to say I went to all the trouble of ordering the Japanese version and there are NO BONUS TRACKS!!!! I'm pissed off now!! |
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| yellow1 |
is that an old woman peeing on the cover ?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| CS |
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25 2001
Pop: New Releases: Ronnie Wood
Three stars: Outstanding Two stars: Good One star: so-so No stars: Give it a miss
RONNIE WOOD
Not for Beginners
SPV 085 72762CD
SOLO ALBUMS by famous sidemen should be approached warily, as should albums that come liberally sprinkled with guest stars. So, a new solo album by the Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood, featuring guest appearances by Bob Dylan, Stereophonics� Kelly Jones and Elvis Presley�s original backing band, should turn out to be a self-indulgent disaster. Self-indulgent it certainly is. Give a bloodhound a sniff of a concise, well-constructed pop song, then send him scurrying among Not for Beginners� 13 tracks, and he�ll return with his tail between his legs. Wood�s songs wander and ramble, but hidden among the meandering blues jams are some gems. Amazingly, they�re the tracks with the guest stars: What Do You Think, a classic Faces-style ballad with Jones filling in for Rod Stewart; Are You Behaving, a soulful number with a former Faces colleague, Ian MacLagan; and Interfere, an undulating instrumental featuring Dylan, Scotty Moore and DJ Fontana. One star
Mark Edwards |
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| moy |
mayumi took both tracks out and changed them by these
Heart, Soul & Body) http://home.att.ne.jp/gamma/rambler/HSB.mp3
King of Kings) http://home.att.ne.jp/gamma/rambler/KOK.mp3
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| Sue |
That's a disgusting backcover, looks like someone making anal sex to an old woman |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
...and now "Rock and Roll Star" is available full lenght in Real AUdio format from the official site... I?m stillwaiting for my CD!
http://www.spv.de/eng/ra/ronniewood.ram |
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