What I want is the Stones as an idea that belongs to history, that's mine as much as theirs. Let him have his own life and career, I don't care. Coproducer Steve Lillywhite combines high-detail arena-rock with back-to-basics commitment and limits the melismatic affectations that have turned so much of Mick's late work in on itself. Especially together with the hard advice of 'Hold Back,' these are songs of conscience well-known sons of bitches can get away with. In the three that lead side two, always playing dirty is getting to him, as is his misuse of the jerks and greaseballs and fuckers and dumb-asses who clean up after him, yet for all his privilege he's another nuclear subject who's got no say over whether he rots or pops even though he'd much prefer the former. 3:54 Dirty Work (Remastered) 3:53 The Rolling Stones - One Hit (To The Body) - OFFICIAL PROMO. Produced by Steve Lillywhite, The Glimmer Twins.

For once his lyrics are impulsive and confused, two-faced by habit rather than design, the straightest reports he can offer from the top he's so lonely at, about oppressing and being oppressed rather than geopolitical contradiction. Music Reviews: Dirty Work by The Rolling Stones released in 1986 via Rolling Stones / Columbia. And I say let him express himself elsewhere. The Rolling Stones: Dirty Work Р”Вreaming of solo glory, Mick doesn't have much time for his band these days-just plugged into his Stones mode and spewed whatever he had to spew, adding lyrics and a few key musical ideas to tracks Ron and Keith completed before the star sullied his consciousness with them. Robert Christgau: Album: The Rolling Stones: Dirty Work

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