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Dartford lads.cafcfan said:There's a track on the new album called Live by the Sword. Didn't know they were supporters. :-)
It's a little known fact that although they originally went to the same junior school, Richards and Jagger never really became friends until a chance encounter one day on the East Terrace at Charlton - and they soon discovered they had a shared view in wanting the current manager sacked because he wasn't playing the formation they both favoured when playing Subbuteo.
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Incredible….Off_it said:
Dartford lads.cafcfan said:There's a track on the new album called Live by the Sword. Didn't know they were supporters. :-)
It's a little known fact that although they originally went to the same junior school, Richards and Jagger never really became friends until a chance encounter one day on the East Terrace at Charlton - and they soon discovered they had a shared view in wanting the current manager sacked because he wasn't playing the formation they both favoured when playing Subbuteo.
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It's funny what people hear. The moment I heard the song, I knew it was written by/with a pop producer. I've not listened to the full record, only the single. For those who have heard the album, does it all sound like this?
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Album not out until October...20th I believe.PopIcon said:It's funny what people hear. The moment I heard the song, I knew it was written by/with a pop producer. I've not listened to the full record, only the single. For those who have heard the album, does it all sound like this?0 -
Come from Dartford so must be 😉😄cafcfan said:There's a track on the new album called Live by the Sword. Didn't know they were supporters. :-)0 -
The new album closes with a cover of Addicks to VictoryOff_it said:
Dartford lads.cafcfan said:There's a track on the new album called Live by the Sword. Didn't know they were supporters. :-)
It's a little known fact that although they originally went to the same junior school, Richards and Jagger never really became friends until a chance encounter one day on the East Terrace at Charlton - and they soon discovered they had a shared view in wanting the current manager sacked because he wasn't playing the formation they both favoured when playing Subbuteo.
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“The song we wished we had written” - M Jagger 2022killerandflash said:
The new album closes with a cover of Addicks to VictoryOff_it said:
Dartford lads.cafcfan said:There's a track on the new album called Live by the Sword. Didn't know they were supporters. :-)
It's a little known fact that although they originally went to the same junior school, Richards and Jagger never really became friends until a chance encounter one day on the East Terrace at Charlton - and they soon discovered they had a shared view in wanting the current manager sacked because he wasn't playing the formation they both favoured when playing Subbuteo.
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I liked the new song. Thought it was the must English Mick’s accent on his vocals has sounded for ages. Not sure if that makes sense.0
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Liked the video as well2
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I'm liking this new album. Sounds quite fresh. Currently on my second listen - big thumbs up from me.0
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I hear where you are coming from, & understand what you were saying, but they were hardly likely to work with Andrew Loog Oldham again were they?PopIcon said:It's funny what people hear. The moment I heard the song, I knew it was written by/with a pop producer. I've not listened to the full record, only the single. For those who have heard the album, does it all sound like this?Sometimes its good for a band to work with a producer who is ultimately a fan.Someone who loves & respects their music, & can help light a fire under the band again.Kind of like Mark Ronson with Duran Duran.It shouldn’t matter if they are a pop/popular producer, only that the results are good.It is a good track. Whilst not the greatest, or most original of their career, but still good at this stage of their career.The Rolling Stones were a pop-ular band back in't day (Loog Oldham became a hot producer of the time). The Beatles worked with Phil Spector, who was a Pop producer, & many more classic artists did the same back in the day. Just that most of those guys are probably dead now.Personally, I like to hear this kind of track, rather than go on some dusty ol’ blues trip again, with a Bleeding’ Gums Murphy type producer.0 -
Ronnie Wood's son recently married the (bring yours to the slaughter) daughter of Iron Maiden's Steve Harris0
