I Don't Listen to the Rolling Stones: A Confession

matthewsturm · Post by **matthewsturm** » Tue Jun 13, 2006 2:00 pm

Massage...Bored wrote:Their best material is sung by Noel anyways.

word.

Massage...Bored · Post by **Massage...Bored** » Tue Jun 13, 2006 2:01 pm

matthewsturm wrote:
Massage...Bored wrote:Their best material is sung by Noel anyways.

word.

I was waiting for that one.

david sumner · Post by **david sumner** » Tue Jun 13, 2006 7:08 pm

Massage...Bored wrote:
matthewsturm wrote:
Massage...Bored wrote:Their best material is sung by Noel anyways.

word.
I was waiting for that one.

double word ... (this is how we met matt - isnt it swonderful? memory lane) flashbax and masterplan anyday - please and thank you

getting back to msk and the faces ... hells yeah - good boys when theyre asleep is a great starting point ... i remember counting crows played it before they went on stage and i heard it for about seven days straight while i followed them around for awhile - got home and the first thing i did was buy the collection

pool hall richard
you can make me dance or sing or anything (even take the dog for a walk)
three button hand me down
miss judys farm

and three of the best songs ever written:

stay with me
cindy incidentally
ooh la la

and as for pulp and blur - did you ever get into menswear or suede or gene?

=^-..-^= · Post by **=^-..-^=** » Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:40 am

I might have liked the Stones at one point, but Fart Wayne radio just played them to FREAKIN DEATH!!!! I have gotten over seriously disliking them; now, they are just background noise.

They were on my car radio yeaterday, I think they were up to the second chorus of 'Tumbling Dice' before I consciously realized the Stones were playing and switched stations, that's how overplayed they are.

I NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER get tired of the Beatles.

Beach Boys, Pet Sounds - awesome album! Everything else: eeeeeehhhhhhh. . .

WBOB · Post by **WBOB** » Wed Jun 14, 2006 12:07 pm

Beatles vs. Stones

Alright! getting off the fence.

Stones: Zach, I get what you're saying. Dont blame you on the
overplayed, elongated, overdone career. Still love a
good 2 to 3 dozen of their tunes. Would never go to
one of their shows.....

Beatles: a personal passion of mine. Also, dont blame anyone
for their opinion of them, the few stations that still
play them only utilize the usual 24 to 30 songs.
If you look much much deeper, there's a tremendous
amount of variety goin on. Some of the tunes
buried in albums are still refreshing to me. Someone
mentioned "Tommorrow Never Knows" from 1966.
The inovation they used on that recording on a
4 track "old valve" unit, is to this day,... Amazing.

Once again, this is old stuff and I take no offence either way.