The Rolling Stones - Criss Cross (2020) song. The Rolling Stones - Criss Cross
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This year the good band Rolling Stones released a new song called "Living In A Ghost Town". It was impressive. But why listen to a brand new Rolling Stones song when you could listen to a previously unreleased Rolling Stones song from 1973? Because that's what you do today.
The Stones have just announced the reissue of their 1973 album Goats Head Soup. Goats Head Soup , which followed the previous year's Exile On Main St., doesn't have the notoriety of some of the band's other albums. They recorded it during several sessions in Jamaica, the U.S. and the U.K. while exhausted by drugs, touring, notoriety and various run-ins with the law. But " Goat's Head Soup" produced a #1 single in the beautiful wounded ballad " Angie" and it's still the bloody Stones in the early bloody 70s, which means it's still kicking arse.
Goats Head Soup, Brussels Affairs and 3 new songs.
The Stones are releasing a reissue Goats Head Soup ("Goat's Milk Soup") in several different versions, including four discs and vinyl editions. It will include a mod remaster, alternate versions, disassemblies, a Brussels Affair live album with 15 songs, a 100-page book full of writings and photos, and three reproduced posters from 1973. It will also include three previously unreleased songs, "Criss Cross", "All The Rage" and "Scarlet", the latter of which features Jimmy Page on guitar.
Along with the announcement, the Stones have shared "Criss Cross," one of those three songs. It's a funky, bombastic, classic Stones rocker. The band doesn't do anything you haven't heard them do in "Criss Cross," but in this song, Mick Jagger sings the line "I think I need a blood transfusion" and pronounces "blood transfusion" as "trans- leswwwwwhawwwwn." Pretty good! The song has a music video from director Diana Kunst, and the video is about an attractive young woman getting into wild childish exploits all over New York City.
Unfortunately, this is one of those videos where you hear sound effects over the song, and that's not what you want for a song from 1973 by the Stones that you've never heard.
