Too Much Blood - Rolling Stones

[cxharlymor]

EL MEJOR TRACK DE "UNDERCOVER"

[corgi37]

Undercover is a great album. No soppy ballads. Tough sounding record. Except for Too much blood. Good on ya for having a play of it though.

[privettricker]

@corgi37 Well, this one doesn't stack up to anything from the glory years, but since no one else has posted a version on YouTube, I figured I might as well fulfill the request.

[Jellysauce]

this song is really awesome.

[TroubadourJuggernaut]

Agreed......! 

[12stringsforme]

Unfairly overlooked album.  Very guitar-heavy. Love that line, "with a fookin' chain saw".

[TroubadourJuggernaut]

I will always love the Emotional Rescue album, good then, good now.

[privettricker]

@TroubadourJuggernaut If you took the 5 good ones from Emotional Rescue and the 5 good ones from Undercover, you'd have a Strong Stones album.

[MrGNR1990]

@privettricker What's your favorite 5 on each album? Also, your videos rock!! Both educational and fun to listen to. It's kind of hard listening to the songs themselves to hear the individual parts due to the mixing at times, and your videos really clarify this.

[privettricker]

@MrGNR1990 For Emotional Rescue: title track, She's So Cold, Let Me Go, Send it to Me, All About You. For Undercover: All the Way Down, She Was Hot, Pretty Beat Up, Too Much Blood, Wanna Hold You. Those tunes would have made a decent Stones record...and then they should have quit entirely after that!

[MrGNR1990]

@privettricker Good choices. Though I think Steel Wheels was the last album where they were really trying. Voodoo Lounge and on just feel like they're phoning it in in my opinion, and attempting to recapture the '70s sound. I personally like Steel Wheels and feel they should've just stopped when Bill quit.

[MrGNR1990]

@MrGNR1990 Also, Keith plays on this song, as does Mick and their roadie, Jim Barber. Mick was apparently hanging with Barber, Bill and Charlie, just those four and they came up with the song. And then when it was recorded those four plus Keith are on it, horns by "Chops" and percussion by Sly Dunbar. It's one of the most interesting Stones tracks to me because it really has an awesome 80s feel--it must've sounded very relevant when it came out. I also love when the Stones try out other genres!

[stonz82]

New axe? I havent seen that one yet. Nice job though.

[papercameras]

From Undercover to Bridges, The Rolling Stones were more of a boring Rolling Stones cover band. And those records they released during that time sounded like a drunk uncle singing at the wedding. Finally with A Bigger Bang, they got the toilet paper off the heel of their shoes. I like that record.

[Aarrmehearties]

Hi, Do you know brothers in arms by dire straits?

[papercameras]

This song is so bad I forgot it existed. Thanks.

[privettricker]

@papercameras As bad as it is, it's one of the highlights from the Undercover album, IMHO. But then, I liked Emotional Rescue when it came out, so what do I know?

[pipeass]

Why so defensive. I am your biggest fan. Just don't like the song. Thank you for all 800 other videos

[privettricker]

@pipeass It wasn't supposed to be defensive, it was supposed to be sarcastic. But I guess that doesn't really come across via a keyboard. Still, if they'd stripped the horns off it and taken out the "Officer and a Gentlemen" nonsense (essentially, the song needed Keith's influence!), it would have been much better.

[legion0101]

i like the chorus anyway....better than anything aerosmithish :)

[davejviking]

back to the stones amen bro

[pipeass]

pt your the best,I love the Stones, but this song is awful.

[privettricker]

@pipeass You're welcome.

[7777srd]

Is that a new addition to your guitar collection?

[baltazarcrump]

Awesome, that's one I thought I would never see covered. How about Memo from Turner, Dangerous Beauty or Bad n Ruin? I could go on if you're running out of ideas ;)

[TeaForOne1]

that guitar came from the heavens

[golfdom1987]

Great job!  Not a song you hear eveyday.

[meatloaf928]

have you done a cover of "sympathy for the devil"

[privettricker]

@meatloaf928 Several.

[KennyKrabbs]

Impulse!

[brandonlace]

Could you do "torn and frayed" from exile of main street?

[sharkyjoe77]

Funny song this one, innit? Worst Stones period though, Undercover, Dirty Work (for me at least)

I think too Keith's not in it.

But anyway great job again mate! I admire yer patience playing same thing over and over again...

[weczq4]

@sharkyjoe77 I think Keith's guitar tech at the time played on it. Jim Barber, I think.

[privettricker]

@sharkyjoe77 I agree -- their worst period....except for virtually everything they've done since.

[sharkyjoe77]

@privettricker I wouldn't say I'm much of a fan of their works after mid-70's, a tune here and there maybe,

so I can't really disagree!

It's just I can more or less listen to one of their records after Steel Wheels, although I don't do it often, but it's impossible for me to listen to those two! I don't even own Dirty Work (Steel Wheels on tape) ha ha ha

[fty170]

Cliffs of dover!

[privettricker]

@fty170 Are you kidding? I can't play that stuff. Besides, look up the version posted by moonchild89. There's really no point in anyone else posting a cover. He closed the book on Cliffs of Dover.

[Chancerph]

@privettricker How about Drowned?

[downhill240]

Good sound!

[rafaultimate69]

This is awesome!!You should do one on Rock and a Hard Place or Almost Hear You Sigh!!

[mrgoodvibrations]

Whoa; don't saw off me arm, don't saw off me leg.........Great job!