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Voodoo Scrounge |
Have to say that this is currently my favourite stones song. Especially the live licks version. Absolutely tremendous. The boys groove it out so well
If the new album has only one gem like this on it, it will be well worth the money |
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diegostone |
Do myou know the name of the new album and the date?????
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Soldatti |
quote: Voodoo Scrounge wrote:
If the new album has only one gem like this on it, it will be well worth the money
They tried a few times with songs on that style, like Almost Hear You Sigh or Keys To Your Love. |
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Madafaka |
BOB is one of my favs songs! |
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texile |
"all your sickness, i suck it up...
throw it all at me, i shrug it off;
there's one thing baby i don't understand,
you keep on telling me i ain/t your kind of man...
ain't i tough enough,
ain't i rough enough,
ain't i rich enough,
in love enough......."
some of the saddest lines ever written. |
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Child of the Moon |
It took me a long while to really enjoy this song. I at first regarded it as one of the weaker tracks on the predominantly rocked-up Some Girls. It slowly grew on me, however, and when a guy in my film class a couple of years ago started gushing to me how much he loved that song, I sat down and just took the song in, and it finally made sense. The guitar work is extraordinary, so simple that it's difficult, and Mick just sounds great. Various live versions have also helped - the ones from Handsome Girls and various '81 shows only cemented my love for the song. And yes, the Licks version is really cool. I think it's probably one of the best songs in both the CD and the DVD. |
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Dutch Michael D. |
My favourite version of Beast of Burden is the one from the '81 North American Tour, i think it was recorded in Houston or Tempe, that is the Greatest live version of beast of burden EVER !! With that great Ernie Watts....
does somebody know where this was recorded, was somebedy at that concert???
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FotiniD |
quote: texile wrote:
"all your sickness, i suck it up...
throw it all at me, i shrug it off;
there's one thing baby i don't understand,
you keep on telling me i ain/t your kind of man...
ain't i tough enough,
ain't i rough enough,
ain't i rich enough,
in love enough......."
some of the saddest lines ever written.
Yes indeed  |
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ListenToTheLion |
quote: Soldatti wrote:
They tried a few times with songs on that style, like Almost Hear You Sigh or Keys To Your Love.
??????? |
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Chris74 |
Hello Stones Fans,
Listen to the version of "Saturday Night Live 1978" - that's by far the best version of Beast of Burden I've ever heard.
Best Regards
Chris |
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Madafaka |
quote: Chris74 wrote:
Hello Stones Fans,
Listen to the version of "Saturday Night Live 1978" - that's by far the best version of Beast of Burden I've ever heard.
Best Regards
Chris
That's a good one, but that night, Mick was a little... Well, you know what happened that night! |
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Keefj200 |
Beast of Burden is a warhorse that never was. It should always be played when the Stones are on tour. It is one of the best excuses Jagger has for prancing and preaching. I love the 78 tour version. Keith's guitar is carrying the song.......the 81 is ragged with Watt's saxaphone dominating. The 78 versions of Beast and Shattered are unbeatable. |
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texile |
i know 3 people who aren't stones fans, and they LOVE this song........like my sister say: 'the only rolling stones song i like....'it's timeless because it means something universal:
you love somebody so much you'll put up with thier shit, and they STILL don't want you......even though they're killing you, YOU still want them.......... |
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Mr Jimmy |
quote: Keefj200 wrote:
he 78 versions of Beast and Shattered are unbeatable.
I remember the two 78 versions of Beast of Burden (Handsome Girls) and the 'faster & coppier' version is fantastic. The SNL performance is my all time fave!
And of course, Shattered (HG) is amazing. I love Mick's intro:
This one, this one called, this one called, Shat_terrred.
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Mr Jimmy |
uhhh... that's cHoppier. |
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Joey |
quote: Voodoo Scrounge wrote:
Have to say that this is currently my favourite stones song. Especially the live licks version. Absolutely tremendous. The boys groove it out so well
If the new album has only one gem like this on it, it will be well worth the money
Scroungey ....................
You simply MUST listen to the " Acoustic Version " of Beast of Burden found on the boot : " Stripped Companion " .
Delightful ........ Enjoyable ...... Mesmerizing
M. Jackyfly ! ™ |
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Joey |
quote: texile wrote:
you love somebody so much you'll put up with thier shit, and they STILL don't want you......even though they're killing you, YOU still want them..........
I can NOT relate to that statement .
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FPM C10 |
I thought the version on Live Licks was called "Beast of Baden"???
I assumed it was about a German werewolf.

My Bad! (en) |
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Voodoo Scrounge |
Yeah, it does sound to me like he says baden too! Only Jagger can fuck up his own lyrics and still sound good.
Ive heard a few versions of Beast, but I do think that live licks is the better.
[Edited by Voodoo Scrounge] |
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Child of the Moon |
Beast of Baden - Didn't Warren Zevon do that one... no, that was Werewolves of London. |
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glencar |
quote: Joey wrote:
Scroungey ....................
You simply MUST listen to the " Acoustic Version " of Beast of Burden found on the boot : " Stripped Companion " .
Delightful ........ Enjoyable ...... Mesmerizing
M. Jackyfly ! ™
yes, I use that as my "need to fall asleep NOW!" music...
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Soldatti |
I love the song and the live version of the 81-82 tour is my favorite, the sound of the riff on that tour is out of this world. |
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IanBillen |
You are right. Even folks that don't really like The Stones simply love that song. I don't know one person that doesn't at-least like it.
I have known alot of people to say "Well I don't really care for The Stones but I do love Beast of Burden".
Ian |
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Poplar |
quote: FPM C10 wrote:
I thought the version on Live Licks was called "Beast of Baden"???
he been sing'n that shit like that for years. what gives?
He also seems to say: Jew Got Me Rock'n.
(Joey - hit me with the flag, baby)
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Voodoo Scrounge |
If we are going to turn this into a "Jagger cant pronounce his words" thread then I have a great example.
On "Keys to your love" his says
Im so CWAZY about ya,
Yeah thats the word on the street,
Any others |
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souldoggie |
One of my top five tracks of all time. I remember seeing the ad in Billboard magazine. Miss You had already hit #1 and so had Some Girls...and when it came time to release the second single they put in a full page ad that read, in part, "The Beast Is Released". Of course it went on to make the top ten.
I absolutely love the unedited version that was released on the Some Girls eight-track. It's not a different version or mix...just unedited, where they leave in an extra couple of lines during the second verse, and the song is not faded out, so you get more cool guitar licks and extra Jagger vocal riffing. Same song, just complete without the editing. |
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FotiniD |
quote: texile wrote:
you love somebody so much you'll put up with thier shit, and they STILL don't want you......even though they're killing you, YOU still want them..........
The eternal problem... *sigh* |
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Voodoo Scrounge |
Another song which really turns me loose is Under my Thumb on the still life record.
Again, great guitar licks on that track. |
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texile |
yeah souldoggie, i love that one.......
have you ever heard the outtake?
same music track, but a first live vocal - jagger is singing in a falsetto - slightly different lines.....
"cannot help myself, i'm still in love wit-choo........
i wanna live with her, she don't wanna live with me.....
she tells me she don't think that i'm the right kind of man"
his voice is so unaffected and scratchy it sounds confessional. |
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souldoggie |
No, Texile, unfortunately I haven't heard that out-take, but at some point I sure would love to. Thanks for the heads up. |
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