[StratocasterMan]

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I'm not sure. My guess is "got some tail".

 
You know what? I think you're correct! 

 
For some reason, no matter what headphones or speakers I used, I was always trying to figure that out. It isn't even a real line from the song. It's just the spoken intro. That makes total sense in light of the rest of the lyrics of "Stray Cat Blues."
 
I think that's it. Thanks for solving the mystery for me. 

 

[StratocasterMan]

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No idea. 

 I had to buy the entire album download from HDTracks for just one song "Sympathy For The Devil." 

 
No you didn't! Better take another listen!!! "Sympathy For The Devil" is an undeniably legendary track, but it's not the only thing worth listening to on that album. The entire thing is fantastic from start to finish. "Street Fighting Man" is an obvious example, but I have a real weakness for "Dear Doctor." It's corny, but sweet and hilarious. It's a story song laden with Keef's vocals, and you gotta love that! It's a band from across the pond singing about stereo-typical life in Virginia. You can virtually hear The Stones falling in love with America on that song. What more could you ask for?

 

[Silent One]

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No idea. 

 I had to buy the entire album download from HDTracks for just one song "Sympathy For The Devil." 

 
No you didn't! Better take another listen!!! "Sympathy For The Devil" is an undeniably legendary track, but it's not the only thing worth listening to on that album. The entire thing is fantastic from start to finish. "Street Fighting Man" is an obvious example, but I have a real weakness for "Dear Doctor." It's corny, but sweet and hilarious. It's a story song laden with Keef's vocals, and you gotta love that! It's a band from across the pond singing about stereo-typical life in Virginia. You can virtually hear The Stones falling in love with America on that song. What more could you ask for?

 
Will preview the album later this evening. The reason is I'm not really a big Stones fan and can count the number of songs I like from their 40(?) years of rockin' out on one hand. But man, the estimated five songs I do like are special! Still, 

 that was a lot of dough for one track...
 
Let's see what tonight's session brings with this album revisited.

 

[dscythe]

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No idea. 

 I had to buy the entire album download from HDTracks for just one song "Sympathy For The Devil." 

Love the Stones but i actually prefer the Guns N' Roses version of sympathy for the devil
 
*ducks in cover*
 

 

[GNR93]

 

[Radioking59]

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Please observe the rules of this tread and stick to one post every 24 hours. Edit your first post and add other albums to that one.

 

[A1945]

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Now that's what I'm talkin' about.

 

[Hi-Finthen]

[size=1.8333em] Tom Waits -  "I Hope I don't Fall in Love with You"[/size]

 
Closing Time
 

 

[h4unt3dfx]

A very awesome album. Listening to it in FLAC of course. ^_^
 

 

[Quinto]

 

[KevinWolff]

Indeed! Like with most bands, the best stuff is typically not the commercial hits. "No expectations" and "Salt Of the Earth" are my faves on this album. Sympathy and Street are great but the radio has force fed them to us far too often. Anyone notice how the whole line leading up to and including "the Kennedys" has been dropped from the live performances/recordings of 'Sympathy' for more than the last twenty years?
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No you didn't! Better take another listen!!! "Sympathy For The Devil" is an undeniably legendary track, but it's not the only thing worth listening to on that album. The entire thing is fantastic from start to finish. "Street Fighting Man" is an obvious example, but I have a real weakness for "Dear Doctor." It's corny, but sweet and hilarious. It's a story song laden with Keef's vocals, and you gotta love that! It's a band from across the pond singing about stereo-typical life in Virginia. You can virtually hear The Stones falling in love with America on that song. What more could you ask for?

 
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Will preview the album later this evening. The reason is I'm not really a big Stones fan and can count the number of songs I like from their 40(?) years of rockin' out on one hand. But man, the estimated five songs I do like are special! Still, 

 that was a lot of dough for one track...
 
Let's see what tonight's session brings with this album revisited.

 

[KevinWolff]

Wow, this takes me back. I won this on vinyl on the chance wheel at a Jersey boardwalk amusement park as a kid. I heard a live version of Slick Black Cadillac from the original Randy Rhoads 70's QR where he made car horn sounds with his guitar that were really impressive as a lead-in to the song.
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Now that's what I'm talkin' about.

 

[TrollDragon]

Deadmau5 - For Lack Of A Better Name.

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[preproman]

HE-6 + Dual mono blocks = 
 
 

 

[C38368]

Specifically, Clipped.