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In Reply to: RE: The problem with their catalogue... posted by mkuller on October 28, 2009 at 20:48:31
I'd give them the benefit of the doubt up to "Some Girls" and then include "Tattoo You" (some good left-overtures there... and Sonny Rollins!).
As LPs, not as strong as previous outings, but still pretty satisfying.
After that though, "Talk Is Cheap" is the closet thing to a real good Stones LP.
Basically their back catalog of great songs seems all that keeps them going, and is all their
live shows have to offer songwise, and I really think those live shows are all they're really interested in pursuing. New releases seem some reason (or excuse) to tour.
Their best songwriting days are decades behind them.
I'm sure the same could be said of the Beatles had they lasted so long, and released so much
material.
A statement release of re-mastered Stones material up to 1981 done with the care of
the Beatles box(es) would agree with me. I'd pity the poor SOB that had to organize that though.
“ Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination. ” -Michael McClure
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