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Decca label (instead of London). So that's a British pressing, right?

that's a crazy shot. wow

I love the guitar tone. Just so 1980... What makes it?

Wyldbill is hanging with friends in Seattle. Fixin to have a fat bologna sammich' and piss off some neighbors proper. All in the name of the man! Nice talking to you today BTMN, thanks for allowing WB to mingle in the Emerald City. Cheers! More to come......

The baton has been passed, on to KofSeattle. Thanks to Gene for getting this going and keeping it moving.

Too many problems, the world can't solve Too many people, no-one wants to be involved (Lack of communication, back off) Keep rearranging, it's all the same Always saying, someone else is to blame (Lack of communication, back off) Look all around me, who's standin' tall Hold tight, no-one's gonna answer your call (Lack of communication, back off) Put up our boundaries, we build our walls It's alright, no-one's gonna change us at all (Lack of communication, back off) Time's passin' us by, we have our reason No-one wants to try, we have our reason Questions askin' why, we have our reason Problems still arise, we have our reason, for Back off!

Scary ass drummer!

Played this while I made a round eye roast, roasted potato wedges, cleaned up the kitchen, and made two litres of fresh vegetable juice: But don't think for a minute that I consider this background music. To the contrary, the persistent beats, supported and augmented by one of the best rhythm sections in the history of rock, lifted my spirits, locked me into the tempos, and propelled me to perform a series of tasks while staying focused and aware of the various elements involved. My binge-listening to Stones albums has given me a newfound appreciation for their genius and art. This particular best hits album drives home the consistent drive--and yet the variety--of their most engaging songs. Listening to this album lifted my spirits, gave me a newfound appreciation for the Stones' unique abilities, and left me with a beef roast, side dish, fresh vegetable juice, and a clean kitchen. I say this, not to diminish the power of the Stones, but rather to illustrate it. I don't usually get that much done that well in a week, let alone two hours of an afternoon. Having been a drummer since I was 9, I appreciate good rhythms, and I love the driving rhythms--and sometimes polyrhythms--of some of the Stones songs, such as "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Sympathy for the Devil." I had a blast and intend to do it again soon. I've listened to High Tide and Green Grass, Let It Bleed, Tattoo You, and "Hot Rocks" in short order. The last one I have is "Voodoo Lounge", which I'll be blasting through soon, and I'm looking forward to the experience. The earliest songs are only 53 years old. About time I caught up.

Brother will kill brother spilling blood across the land Killing for religion something I don't understand And fools like me, who cross the sea and come to foreign lands Ask the sheep, for their beliefs do you kill on God's command? ☆A country that's divided surely will not stand My past erased, no more disgrace foolish naive stand The end is near, it's crystal clear part of the master plan Don't look now to Israel it might be your homelands Holy wars

Like his new record. This is an older one. Very nice cover of Prince.