If something is to be called rock and roll, it's this

 lily34 wrote: 
you're DAM RIGHT.

Rocked my socks off!

Someone is on a roll with the music, please more songs like these last 4 and MUCH less sedative bring the energy down stuff (although this is very good, just sometimes too much), especially in the off-peak hours :P Great job, Thx.

Only when he is sleeping?

Yup!   "The sunshine bores the daylights out of me" too, but I still seem to spend most of my time in daylight these days. Yawn.

I've forever been mesmerized by the photo on the inner sleeve of "Exile" where Mick & Keef are singing vocal overdubs while sharing a bottle of Jack Daniels.  It hit me hard that rock stars ARE WAY DIFFERENT than you and me (at least on the job).

oh HELL YEAH.

very smooth transition from The Magic Numbers. Had I blinked I may have missed it.

well done, I say

A good effort

queenjill wrote: My favorite comment of the week LOL

eskles wrote:Looking ahead to what, KC and the Sunshine Band? That's just crazy talk.

thanks for playing this tune. it's been years since i heard "exile on main street". it brings a flood of memories...

bfandreas wrote:

A(nother) German after my own heart

I always considered this to be their best album. To me, Beggars Banquet, Sticky Fingers and Let iIt Bleed were close seconds followed by Some Girls.

yes the album is great but this song, .. .please, just cuz it's the stones don't mean shit!

Love it. it´s a 10 and up

rocco1207 wrote:

Silence your blasphemous tongue!!!

exile!!

Could be the best RS song!

LOVE those god damn horns!!

Was it just me or did that song shift into the right channel in the last minute of the song? All of a sudden it felt like the whole world was listing to one side. I don't think its my speakers, the next song (Kings of Leon - Knocked Up) is fine.

lionirons wrote:

I'd go ahead and put it at Number #1. Who can seriously listen to Pepper over and over again without wanting to skip most of it like Lovely Rita?

lionirons wrote:

According to Rolling Stone number 7.

http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/5938174/the_rs_500_greatest_albums_of_all_time/

1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles
2. Pet Sounds, The Beach Boys

3. Revolver, The Beatles

4. Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan

5. Rubber Soul, The Beatles

6. What's Going On, Marvin Gaye

7. Exile on Main Street, The Rolling Stones

8. London Calling, The Clash

9. Blonde on Blonde, Bob Dylan

10. The Beatles ("The White Album"), The Beatles

This album has to rate in the top five rock albums of all time.

ääätsch, hab zum ende der vinyl-zeit zugeschlagen und die flohmärkte abgegrast.
bin seitdem im besitz von 6 englischen erstpressungen der FabFour.

Cool.The vocal fadeout from The Magic Numbers song segued right into the opening guitar riff of this. Maybe Jung was right

I say!

I'm own a pretty ecclectic(and vast) music collection myself.

Gil Scott-Heron back to back with Beethoven joined by the Pixies, any David Bowie record known to man catting away with Procol Harum while Shivaree is flirting with the Beasty Boys and The Man in Black absolves them all of their follies. An man standing on one leg in the corner while playing his flute. You get the picture.

I'm still hooked to Radio Paradise. I first tuned in when Bill told his story about the day John Lennon died and never left. Yay! Glad it worked out for you.

...and one day I will inherit a first print of The Beatles Revolver. Life is good.

The opening track to one of Rock's masterpieces !

On_The_Beach wrote:
yes, sir

Exile on Main Street. A Rock & Roll Masterpiece!