Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs.

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i wouldn't choose Hey Jude as the best beatles song--not really sure which i'd choose if i had ta, but it woulnd;t be Hey Jude. also: noting that two of those songs were originally performed by Otis Redding.
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Smells Like Teen Spirit is WAAAAY too high on this list.

They were a great band,but lets not overrate them. I once saw a list where "Nevermind" was ranked the second geatest rock album ever.
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wow Blue Suede Shoes 95??? WAY too low.
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That list just pisses me off. I guess I'm kind of old school in that I think of music in terms of albums, rather than songs. It really bothers me that the music industry seems to be moving towards a more song-oriented format with the popularity of MP3s. I like albums. I like buying a CD and checking out the cover art, reading the liner notes, lyrics, etc. An album, to me, is a lot more than just a bunch of songs that I can DL for 99¢ a piece (if not free).
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MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:That list just pisses me off. I guess I'm kind of old school in that I think of music in terms of albums, rather than songs. .
i tend to agree with that.

and what happened to the first post in this thread?
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i'm just wondering why the thread says that scritti authored it, in the topic list/forum -
yet inside the thread King Crimson is the listed author.

scritti ?
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Did the Rolling Stones really do 500 songs.

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King Crimson wrote:also: noting that two of those songs were originally performed by Otis Redding.
I know respect is one of those w/o looking. what's the other?
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actually, that's the only one. i looked it up but for some reason i always thought satisfaction was his first. he did do it a few months after the stones....appears.

mea culpa.
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Glad to see that Try a Little Tenderness made the list.
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on a side note, the rolling stones are gearing up for their 'farewell tour'

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common ... 02,00.html
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