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(Some Guy)   At first, I thought it would be a blank list. Then I saw some of the songs on it and realized it must be April 1st somewhere   (faroutmagazine.co.uk) divider line
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2023-01-29 10:20:55 PM  
All of them.
 
2023-01-29 10:32:31 PM  
Yikes for "Stray Cat Blues" but I've never been a fan of "Brown Sugar"
 
2023-01-30 6:55:58 AM  
Don't bring song's 'Sing This Song All Together (See What Happens)' long name into your edge-lord and ignorant Stones hate boner, Mr Farout Magazine man
 
2023-01-30 7:11:50 AM  
It's becoming more and more popular to hate the Rolling Stones.  They've been places. They have some all-time greatest songs and are all-time recognizable performers.  Yet they've put out 30 (studio) albums and casual listeners would have a hard time naming 30 of their songs.

I'm kind of with weddingsinger.  60 years 30 albums (plus 12 live albums and a million other compilations) and hundreds of songs you've only heard once or twice or never.  But if I hear Brown Sugar or Beast of Burden for the thousandth time for more than 5 seconds I twitch.
 
2023-01-30 7:18:47 AM  
I just happen to be almost done going through their discography, thanks to a nice combo of YouTube and adblock, so I'll chimie in with "anything that Keef sings on." He's not a terrible vocalist; it's just that it doesn't sound like a Stones song without Mick.
 
2023-01-30 7:35:00 AM  
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2023-01-30 7:38:11 AM  
Niceshape from distance but if you get closer...
/much like Dolly Parton
 
2023-01-30 7:51:30 AM  
Hang Fire is on that list right?
 
2023-01-30 8:32:04 AM  
They've been around for decades and have released dozens of albums, some in the 1980's.  Of course they're going to release some clunkers.

Beatles did too.

Deal with it.
 
2023-01-30 8:58:40 AM  
Every band has their own Turbo Lover
 
2023-01-30 9:04:30 AM  

Garza and the Supermutants: I just happen to be almost done going through their discography, thanks to a nice combo of YouTube and adblock, so I'll chimie in with "anything that Keef sings on." He's not a terrible vocalist; it's just that it doesn't sound like a Stones song without Mick.


counterpoint:   happy.    top 10 RS song.
 
2023-01-30 9:05:55 AM  

Marcos P: Every band has their own Turbo Lover


off topic

we used to sing it as

Im your gerbil stuffer
tell me there's more butter

back to your regularly scheduled topic
 
2023-01-30 9:14:23 AM  
If there was one Rolling Stones song that I would pick as their worst, it would be "Angie." That song makes my skin crawl every time I hear it's maudlin strings and Jagger's attempts at sounding heartfelt. It just doesn't work for me.

Same with Led Zeppelin's "All of my Love." Yes, I know it was dedicated to Robert Plant's son who died while on tour, but that doesn't make it any easier to listen to.
 
2023-01-30 9:19:24 AM  
Should have just left this one with Marianne.
/and fer crissake Brian, tune that 12-string before hitting "record"
As Tears Go By ((Original Single Mono Version))
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2023-01-30 9:54:49 AM  

Arxane: If there was one Rolling Stones song that I would pick as their worst, it would be "Angie." That song makes my skin crawl every time I hear it's maudlin strings and Jagger's attempts at sounding heartfelt. It just doesn't work for me.


What's far worse for me is that because of "Angie", every other rock band felt the need to put out their own cheesy rock ballad.  So we have to hear cringe shiat like "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" in supposed rock mixes.  Stay in your lane people.


Same with Led Zeppelin's "All of my Love." Yes, I know it was dedicated to Robert Plant's son who died while on tour, but that doesn't make it any easier to listen to.

There are at least two very obvious mistakes during the keyboard solo in that song, which frankly is just lazy recording/editing.
 
2023-01-30 10:16:50 AM  
I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.
 
2023-01-30 11:09:52 AM  

lostsatellite: I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.


Farking this! He is one of the absolute worst singers in rock and roll. Christ on a cracker he's awful on a whole different level.
 
2023-01-30 11:13:21 AM  
I sure wish I made all that money every time I sucked.
 
2023-01-30 11:32:24 AM  

Arxane: If there was one Rolling Stones song that I would pick as their worst, it would be "Angie." That song makes my skin crawl every time I hear it's maudlin strings and Jagger's attempts at sounding heartfelt. It just doesn't work for me.

Same with Led Zeppelin's "All of my Love." Yes, I know it was dedicated to Robert Plant's son who died while on tour, but that doesn't make it any easier to listen to.


Personally I find Angie to be one of their best. Mick's singing comes across as honest and a bit pained. To each his or her own....

I truly dislike the Stone's Wild Horses. There are a few covers out there that really do that song justice IMHO, The Sundays, for example.
 
2023-01-30 12:05:04 PM  
TFA:In this song, Jagger evangelically travels in a private jet to a worn-torn country to...

*Cringe*

I guess I shouldn't have expected better from clickbait. The phrase is "war-torn" and always has been. If you Google "worn-torn" without quotes, it gives you results for "war-torn." The only other time I've seen someone make this mistake in my life was by a teenage kid on social media a decade ago.
 
2023-01-30 12:22:17 PM  
Anything after 1982, frankly.
 
2023-01-30 12:34:45 PM  

Marcos P: Every band has their own Turbo Lover


While stationed in Germany in the mid-1990s, we'd be driving around the countryside and often see tractors on the road. One of my buddies was playing Judas Priest's "Turbo" on cassette and "Turbo Lover" came on just as we got behind a big tractor w/"TURBO" on the back of it. 
I started singing (poorly) "I'm your turbo FARMERRRRRR, spreading manuer like no OTHHHEEERRRRR" and for the rest of our collective time there, those were the lyrics to the song whenever we heard it.
 
2023-01-30 1:44:43 PM  
"Fool to cry" would get me a slap from my mom when it came on the radio back in the day. I'd always, without fail, try to go toe to toe with Mick's vocals at the climax.
 
2023-01-30 2:17:55 PM  

lostsatellite: I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.


You master records for a living and brag about having 2.5K records? I had 2.5K records when I was 16 years old.
 
2023-01-30 3:04:30 PM  
Seems like a top 12 worst Stones songs list would be dominated by nuggets from cash-in trash albums like Bridges to Babylon and A Bigger Bang. As a fan I've listened to both and there's no comparison to their worst album filler from the 70's, or even the 80's.

Except Laugh, I Nearly Died from A Bigger Bang. Great writing, fantastic vocals by Mick, real enthusiasm from Charlie Watts, definitely up to Stones standard as far as I'm concerned. But the rest? From their last three albums of original music you could easily compile a "top 30 worst Stones songs list" before you had to start plumbing the depths of Steel Wheels and Dirty Work, let alone anything from the '70s.
 
2023-01-30 3:08:05 PM  
I dunno, I can pretty much enjoy any Stones record when it pops up on shuffle. I'm actually less likely to skip newer stuff because I've likely only heard it once or twice when the record was new, as opposed to Sticky Fingers/Let it Bleed which I've legit worn out multiple copies of.
 
2023-01-30 3:25:38 PM  
The closest I can think of to a 'bad' song was Ruthless People.  Attached to a movie that didn't do well(and a Weird Al parody done ahead of time), it just didn't perform like everyone expected.
 
2023-01-30 6:02:43 PM  

lostsatellite: I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.


I'm not a fan of the Stones, at all, but wow you sound pretentious as fark.
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Lots of people love and enjoy their music. Good for them. I don't so I don't listen to them and I respect their longevity and hey, why all the hate there skippy?
Show me on the doll where they touched you.
 
2023-01-30 6:46:41 PM  
I'm not even sure that you can aptly call this a song. It's just an assortment of carnivalesque sounds that has sailed over the pretentious sea from the Democratic Republic of Faecal Flingers on HMS Clownshoe to blight the brilliant era with an Achilles heel of overcooked nonsense. It's like being waterboarded by the spit spray of whichever factualist is playing the brass. A strange sort of self-indulgence whereby you can't even fathom who is being indulged.

TFA is excessively pretentious, but at least the writer realized it. That last sentence is calling out the rest of the paragraph, right?
 
2023-01-30 6:48:09 PM  

Garza and the Supermutants: I just happen to be almost done going through their discography, thanks to a nice combo of YouTube and adblock, so I'll chimie in with "anything that Keef sings on." He's not a terrible vocalist; it's just that it doesn't sound like a Stones song without Mick.


He's the best singer in the band
 
2023-01-30 6:49:57 PM  

whidbey: Anything after 1982, frankly.


1972
 
2023-01-30 7:15:27 PM  

lostsatellite: I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.


Now that there's a signed version going around, here you go.

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I apparently deserve one for not liking Keith's singing. Ah well, you can own all the vinyl and high-end equipment in the world, listen and read and study night and day, and art is still always going to be subjective.
 
2023-01-30 8:26:02 PM  

Arxane: If there was one Rolling Stones song that I would pick as their worst, it would be "Angie." That song makes my skin crawl every time I hear it's maudlin strings and Jagger's attempts at sounding heartfelt. It just doesn't work for me.


Angie is the perfect song to sing along to. Put it on your earbuds on a crowded bus...


"Angie...  AYYYYYYYYUUUUNNNNN-Gee!

....let me whispuh in yo eeeyyeeaauuhhh."

ANGIE!!*sad strings swell* ANGIE!!

(then rewind and sing that part over and over again till everyone changes their seats to avoid you...)
 
2023-01-30 8:45:58 PM  

drewogatory: lostsatellite: I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.

You master records for a living and brag about having 2.5K records? I had 2.5K records when I was 16 years old.


I know, this may be shocking news but, sometimes people are full of shiat
 
2023-01-30 9:23:08 PM  

chitownmike: drewogatory: lostsatellite: I have more vinyl than all of you combined. I master records for vinyl as a job. Exactly one LP out of the 2.5k or so is a Rolling Stones record, and it's never been played. I like me some weird and gully music; I have OPs from Mrs Miller, David Allan Coe, Al Jolson and Burzum. They all get more plays than the Stones' crappy bar band schtick. Mick is the worst singer in rock this side of Anthony Kiedis and Isaac Brock, and Charlie Watts was the only one of those little uggo troll men to have anything approaching a sense of time. If you listen to that half-assed drunk crap, you deserve to. The Stones have always sucked.

You master records for a living and brag about having 2.5K records? I had 2.5K records when I was 16 years old.

I know, this may be shocking news but, sometimes people are full of shiat


I know, I'm usually one of them, but I guess he played right into the wheelhouse of my ego. It's not hoarding if it's records and books, right? Right? (sobs)
 
2023-01-30 9:34:40 PM  

Devo Cornholiosky: The closest I can think of to a 'bad' song was Ruthless People.  Attached to a movie that didn't do well(and a Weird Al parody done ahead of time), it just didn't perform like everyone expected.


Believe that was Jagger on his own.
 
2023-01-30 9:38:02 PM  

Mad Bowl Hoo: Devo Cornholiosky: The closest I can think of to a 'bad' song was Ruthless People.  Attached to a movie that didn't do well(and a Weird Al parody done ahead of time), it just didn't perform like everyone expected.

Believe that was Jagger on his own.


Jagger's solo records are ass. Ron Wood>Keith>some roadie> the dead groupie in the porta potty >Mick.
 
2023-01-31 12:06:59 AM  

Nana's Vibrator: It's becoming more and more popular to hate the Rolling Stones.  They've been places. They have some all-time greatest songs and are all-time recognizable performers.  Yet they've put out 30 (studio) albums and casual listeners would have a hard time naming 30 of their songs.

I'm kind of with weddingsinger.  60 years 30 albums (plus 12 live albums and a million other compilations) and hundreds of songs you've only heard once or twice or never.  But if I hear Brown Sugar or Beast of Burden for the thousandth time for more than 5 seconds I twitch.


They illustrate my loose rule of thumb that a band's best period probably happens in the ten years following their first album. With the Stones, I think it concludes with Exile on Main Street.
 
2023-01-31 12:11:00 AM  

Candygram4Mongo: Arxane: If there was one Rolling Stones song that I would pick as their worst, it would be "Angie." That song makes my skin crawl every time I hear it's maudlin strings and Jagger's attempts at sounding heartfelt. It just doesn't work for me.

Angie is the perfect song to sing along to. Put it on your earbuds on a crowded bus...


"Angie...  AYYYYYYYYUUUUNNNNN-Gee!

....let me whispuh in yo eeeyyeeaauuhhh."

ANGIE!!*sad strings swell* ANGIE!!

(then rewind and sing that part over and over again till everyone changes their seats to avoid you...)


His attempt at "Country" in Faraway Eyes is no winner, either.  It sounds almost parodic until you realize it isn't; it's just terrible.
 
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