The Beatles v Exile On Main St.

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  1. Rich ´Money´ Mustard

    Rich ´Money´ Mustard DIE!

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    Battle of the Bohemoths:

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    What do you like: Charles Manson´s murder-spree ´60s or strung-out ´70s sloppiness?
     
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    Exile all the way... whole thing is fantastic from start to finish... probably my very favorite rock album of all time

    White Album is tremendous but it's got 6 or 7 absolutely awful tracks on it
     
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    Rich ´Money´ Mustard DIE!

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    Wow.
    Im surprised you call Exile on this one....I thought itd be more of a toss-up for you...
     
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    Exile is honestly one of my very favorite albums ever made... I get lost in it... Keith's creativity in the studio was at its zenith there ... such ingenious guitar parts and he still sang those wonderful slipshod high twanging harmonies that complimented Jagger's voice so well ... you could argue that Let It Bleed was Keith's peak as a songwriter but Exile is to me like the ultimate tribute to his offhand genius. Even the two tracks he's not on ("Shine A Light" and "Stop Breaking Down") are great. The whole thing is like some stream of consciousness love letter to every form of music that inspired them... it's the last time they were THE ROLLING STONES of legend and if it was the only Keith Richards ever did, I'd still think the world of him

    I think The White Album has some fantastic tracks on it but I much prefer Revolver, Rubber Soul and Abbey Road as albums
     
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    I'm with McDogg on this one, the White Album is fantastic but there is some filler on there. And the filler is shit.
     
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    I think Jagger's best work is his duet with Bowie....dancing in the streets. Lol.
     
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    Check this out:

     
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  8. Rich ´Money´ Mustard

    Rich ´Money´ Mustard DIE!

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    More LOLs:

     
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    I remember that... good lord... and he wonders why Keith constantly mocks him
     
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    Rich ´Money´ Mustard DIE!

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    Even Bill's effort in '81 was at least a bit of fun and was catchier:

     
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    Agree
     
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    I know! Absolutely embarrassing! I still remember when mtv was showing this video multiple times every day.
     
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    No really watch it... it's not what you think
     
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    :D

    I assumed it was the original video - that's funny enough. Lmao. This could've been a career ruiner 30 years ago.

    What was it about the 80's that pop music was so happy and positive? Was it all the powdered cocaine?
     
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  15. Rich ´Money´ Mustard

    Rich ´Money´ Mustard DIE!

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    Probably.
    But, imo, music became more globalized and corporate from Live Aid onwards, in 1985....
     
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    Lol cocaine, complacency, etc
     
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