very nice (Stripped - Rolling Stones)

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Product:	Stripped - Rolling Stones
Date:	23/03/01 (61 review reads)
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Advantages: love in vain

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Keith's mistake on the beginning of LOVE IN VAIN makes you laugh, and it's great, that they have even included this. The Stones, like they always wanted to be, are shown. First I was skeptical about the idea of the greatest rock band doing some kind of an unplugged-album,but now I know: They come from the black music, which sounds best in front of a small audience or alone in a studio. It's also not a typical unplugged-album, Mick says, that the ones, that are, are boring. This album mainly includes songs from BEGGARS BANQUET to EXILE ON MAIN STREET, and that alone already can't be bad, as, when they came out, it was in the Rolling Stones' best time. It shows, how creatively they can use their old songs, they always make something new and individual out of them. NOT FADE AWAY gets a new mystic touch. With LITTLE BABY they even do a new cover of a W. Dixon-song, like in the good old days. LIKE A ROLLING STONE- the first thought, when I read the title: "Do they have to cover this, only because of their name?", but then the illumination, they have songs like this about underdogs in the blood. And, hey guys, why don't you do a complete back-to-the-roots for the one or other song and cover for example ROLLING STONE by Muddy Waters, the song from which you have got your name?

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