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I wouldn't call 2 members doing 1 show still on. Their is a 50 year anniversary to be dealt with.Quote
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So, after 1 437 posts on 48 pages: Is SuperHeavy still on?
I think the answer is obvious - very much so
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sweetcharmedlifeI wouldn't call 2 members doing 1 show still on. Their is a 50 year anniversary to be dealt with.Quote
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Stoneage
So, after 1 437 posts on 48 pages: Is SuperHeavy still on?
I think the answer is obvious - very much so
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Stoneage
So, after 1 437 post on 48 pages: Is SuperHeavy still on?
I nominate this for 'Thread of the Year!'
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Stoneage
So, after 1 437 post on 48 pages: Is SuperHeavy still on?
I nominate this for 'Thread of the Year!'
It's nice. Thanks, man))
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Come On
mmm but it isnt exactly The Travelling Wilburys...I still think Alfie the album is much better...
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proudmary
Super Heavy Stones
BY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
Finally, over the break, I caught up to that which kept Mick Jagger busy this year: Super Heavy, his super group with Damian Marley, Joss Stone, and Eurythmics production wizard Dave Stewart. Ingeniously deployed on this radio MTV soundsystem of Jamaican bomp, Jagger's powerhouse choruses cue up his best vocal work in a decade. Given over to his own ballads (the aptly-titled “Never Gonna Change”), Jagger stagnates, but team play on “Unbelievable” yields singing that measures up to “Too Much Blood” from 1983 Stones LP Undercover.
If Jagger put an ounce of Super Heavy into the Rolling Stones finally getting it together next year to mark the band's golden anniversary, 2012 might have something going for it.
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Rolling Stone' 50 best albums of 2011
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Rolling Stone' 50 best albums of 2011
RS sinking to new lows?
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Rolling Hansie
I still like it
He was busy not making crappy music.Quote
GOO
what did keith do last year music wise
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doubledoor
I really enjoyed SuperHeavy, but Keith topped it big time with Hell Broke Luce on Tom Waits album. Best performance by a Stone in 2011
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I really enjoyed SuperHeavy, but Keith topped it big time with Hell Broke Luce on Tom Waits album. Best performance by a Stone in 2011
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treaclefingers
2011 was an amazingly good Stones year
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Rolling Hansie
I still like it
Yes me too...wonderful to be able to have that, the Some Girls deluxe songs, Brussels, Texas and the Ron Wood solo all in the same year.
2011 was an amazingly good Stones year, for all the negativity that seemed to be espoused around here at times!