The Drive: 6/8/06: 1972

[Gazoo]

Oooh, it's Deep, with "Purple Smoke on the Water."

isn't there an indie band called Some Stupid With a Flare Gun?

A band called Ass Ponys (remember "Little Bastard"?) called one of their albums that.

[RGMike]

VHM "I'll Be a Round" (and you'll be a sirloin).

I would've gone with the Round Tuitt pun, myself.

 :wink:

[RGMike]

BOS4 Stones, "All Down the Lines We've been Doing"

[mshray]

BOS #5 "All Down The Line" from Exile On Main Street.  For all that most every critic sez this is the Stones quintessential album, not many tracks get played from it (and there are 18 tracks to choose from).

[Gazoo]

BOS #5 "All Down The Line" from Exile On Main Street.  For all that most every critic sez this is the Stones quintessential album, not many tracks get played from it (and there are 18 tracks to choose from).

Heretic that I am, I'll take their '74-'76 period over Exile (especially the other day's "Memory Motel," ooh is that a lovely song).  And I still like Satanic Majesties better than any of the other albums as a whole.

[RGMike]

BOS #5 "All Down The Line" from Exile On Main Street.  For all that most every critic sez this is the Stones quintessential album, not many tracks get played from it (and there are 18 tracks to choose from).

Heretic that I am, I'll take their '74-'76 period over Exile (especially the other day's "Memory Motel," ooh is that a lovely song).  And I still like Satanic Majesties better than any of the other albums as a whole.

Of course '74-'76, that's only 2 albums, isn't it? MM is the highlight of a so-so LP -- "Hot Stuff"? "Fool To Cry"? puh-lease. But "It's Only RnR", I'll give ya that. And Majesties is certainly underrated.