Music for people with great taste I love the stones.they are amongst my favorite bands.I love almost all their other albums and they really make some terrific music.I would request you to get all their albums including this one.Recommended….more info
amazing stones album WHIRLIGIG A.KA DUST AND BONES
NO ONE IS INTERESTED IN YOUR VIEWS OF THE ROLLING STONES.ALL THEIR ALBUMS INCLUDING A BIGGER BANG AND THIS ALBUM ARE CLASSICS.GET ALL STONES ALBUMS BUT AVOID ALBUMS FROM OVER RATED GROUPS LIKE GUNS N ROSES,NIRVANA AND GREEN DAY.THANKS….more info
Some Girls, Certain Women, and Hard Drugs “Some Girls” created controversy upon its release as black leaders objected to the title song lyrics. Controversy must sell as the album sales outdid everything else they’ve done. It’s the “New York” album, as Jagger’s dancing days at Studio 54 seemed to be chronicled here. “Respectable” mocks his wife with Mick’s anger towards women, a love-hate thing Mick has with women, and a frequent motiff in his lyrics. “Some Girls” reflects Jagger’s social life as he kisses and tells all. The band explodes on “Shattered” as Mick has his 20th nervous breakdown. “Beast of Burden” reems with Mick’s hatred of women, marriage, and desire for freedom. Mick’s country music joke, “Far Away Eyes” adds humor and a fine steel guitar to the album. “Lies” is probably the weakest song on the album, an angry rocker. “Before they make me run” is an ode to Keith’s narcotic inspired legal trouble. “Just My Imagination” is old Stones’, an English rock band covering the R&B classics, something they do on every album, for old time’s sake? This is one of their best covers, as Mick brings new life to the tune. Mick gets very shiek, kinky, and cuts a dashing path with “When the Whip Comes Down”, one of the best rockers the Stones ever did. The big disco hit “Miss You”, four on the floor rhythm, with hypnotic harmonica and breathless passion, was a big hit on the radio. “Some Girls” is the Stones at their peak, right before their incredible 81 tour (saw them at Anaheim). It’s a peak the Stones revisit with “Shine a Light”, their latest movie, which revisits many of the songs from this album. Is it better than “Sticky Fingers”; “Exile on Main Street” or “Let it Bleed”? I can’t say as it’s a dilemma for me, I love all of these albums. God knows I love the Stones. Been listening to them since they were “England’s newest hitmakers”, came to San Bernardino (my parents wouldn’t let me go at age 12), and dominated the radio with “Satisfaction”. Saw them in 69 (San Diego); 73 (Hawaii); 81 (Anaheim); and Las Vegas (07), and I hope to see them again….more info
ONE OF SEVERAL GREAT STONES ALBUMS I LOVE THE ROLLING STONES WHO ARE AMONGST MY FAVOURITE BANDS ALONG WITH THE BEATLES.THIS ALBUM IS AS GOOD AS STICKY FINGERS AND A BIGGER BANG.IGNORE THE HATERS AND GET THIS ALBUM….more info
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The Rolling Stones Conquer Disco
With “Some Girls,” the Rolling Stones proved it was possible to make a record that rocked hard within the context of the Disco era. This disc features both uncompromising blues and disco-inspired pop. “When the Whip Comes Down” is an excellent example of the former, while the opening track “Miss You” is an outstanding recording that is heavily influenced by the musical mood of that time. The Punk influence on “Some Girls” is wildly exaggerated, although “Shattered” is the exception to that argument. It is important to note Ronnie Wood’s significance on this album, as the band benefits greatly from his presence. Generally, “Some Girls” is yet another proof of the Stones’ remarkable consistency to deliver great recordings throughout all stages of a career that now spans over fourty years.
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