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I think this video was my first exposure to Bowie too. It was so weird, I couldn't figure out what the hell was going on, but I was really drawn in.
Sums the experience up for me too perfectly.
I think this video was my first exposure to Bowie too. It was so weird, I couldn't figure out what the hell was going on, but I was really drawn in.
That's how I feel about Joni Mitchell. Love to hear people cover her songs (Counting Crows, Tori Amos, Indigo Girls, Paul Young/Clannad), don't like to hear her sing them.I think he is a great songwriter but not a good singer
I have to ask how you wound up with 333?I like the first three ("Beat It" is just outside my 333, if I'd made it my 400 it woulda made it). First time hearing this Seger tune. Never got into the Jovi ballad (most of their ballads, actually).
It was the first Stones song I heard. So I didn't have any pre-conseved notions about how a Stones song should sound like. Wonder if that made a difference?Beast of Burden is among my top 3 least favorite Stones songs.
Pretty much anything from 'Some Girls' doesn't do it for me. That song included.Beast of Burden is among my top 3 least favorite Stones songs.
It was the first Stones song I heard. So I didn't have any pre-conseved notions about how a Stones song should sound like. Wonder if that made a difference?

For the early ones, yes. Once I got a computer, I have little .txt files with the listings and recording dates. I have converted them all from either source to iTunes playlists.IRBS you might have mentioned this, how did you have all the cassettes cataloged?
Did you write the song and artist in those little cards inserts that came with the cassette?
When I first read this, I thought "how can this be?", because I remember Brown Sugar and Jumping Jack Flash. But then I recalled your no-music-before-17 story.The first Stones song I can remember was the Start Me Up video. I remember thinking who is that creepy looking singer, and why do they allow him on TV.![]()