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| hmps |
Why is the songs in the wrong running order on the back of the record..?
never understood it..
is it some kind of 'let it bleed' message that's supposed to speak to us?
well.. do you guys know? |
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| Shockspeeder |
I always thought it was a joke: YOU'VE JUST BEEN DUPED BY THE ROLLING STONES |
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| Shockspeeder |
Brian plays the brass on We Love You, all that Arabic riff. |
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| hmps |
we will never found out .. would we..
"running order means alot"
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| Kjell |
What about this printed under the tracklist on the innersleeve of the original vinyl album.
"Hard knox and durty sox"
Whats a hard knox and who's got the sox ?
[Edited by Kjell] |
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| mac_daddy |
quote:
Shockspeeder wrote:
Brian plays the brass on We Love You, all that Arabic riff.
???
"We Love You" isn't on Let it Bleed. |
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| Stonesthrow |
Haven't you heard of the Iraqi version of Let It Bleed? The one with We Love You and all the Arabic riffs? They all just cream over it.
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| mac_daddy |
no idea of what you are talking about... |
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| Shockspeeder |
Oh yes, way better than Between the Buttons Iraq version. I think hard knox is either gold or keith's teeth and durty sox is watching baseball games in your basement in France, but thats just my guesses, anything is possible |
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| Child of the Moon |
I'm a fan of the Iraqi version of Goat's Head Soup. Never cared for the Iraqi pressing of Black and Blue, though. The Arabic riff just doesn't suit it very well.
Didn't they put out Feel On Baby as a single over there? It was backed with a two minute version of Sending Out An Invitation or something. |
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| mac_daddy |
are you guys yanking my chain, or are there truly Iraqi versions of Stones songs..? |
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| caro |
Maybe you would like to trade? |
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| Stonesthrow |
B & P sounds good. The problem is in Iraq, B & P means burn and pillage. Love them riffs though.
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| Boomy |
Yeah, the Ethiopian version of Emotional Rescue is quite rare.
But the Ugandan version of "Dirty Work"..well, you can find that just about anywhere you like. |
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| Honky Tonker |
Hard Knox and Dirty Sox was the working title of the album. |
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| JaggerLips |
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Honky Tonker wrote:
Hard Knox and Dirty Sox was the working title of the album.
Yes this is the title Keith wanted for the album, Mick and Keith had an argument Mick won and so Let It Bleed it was. Mick thought he was too hard on Keith and let him have it in the album sleeve anyway, you know they can't stay mad at each other for long. Something to this effect anyway. |
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