For those of you with sufficient musical taste to appreciate the Stones

[Sir C]

Nonsense, Start me up, Beast of Burden, Paint it black, Miss you, Can't you hear me knocking.. Some good, solid crafting there ?

Yes, some good pop songs, indeed. But nothing of depth, heft or greatness.

[Burney]

Yes, some good pop songs, indeed. But nothing of depth, heft or greatness.

'depth, heft or greatness'? Have you been reading the NME again?

[Peter]

What you mean is that you don't agree with it, and you're so inculcated in your Marxist ideology that you can't comprehend the possibility of anyone failing to share 'correct' opinions.

You've reported me to Owen Jones, haven't you?

Its not the fact that you don't rate the stones. You are free to like what you like. Its the reference to the faces that makes it an idiotic statement. I let it go the first time. I am running out of patience.....

[Peter]

I have my doubts about the accuracy of this statement, especially considering who wrote it, and the general subject.

Its a great album, and as a bonus you get to see where the verve got their sound from

[Sir C]

Its not the fact that you don't rate the stones. You are free to like what you like. Its the reference to the faces that makes it an idiotic statement. I let it go the first time. I am running out of patience.....

Bit obscure for you, p?

[Sir C]

'depth, heft or greatness'? Have you been reading the NME again?

God forbid. The NME that I knew would never have contemplated writing something as lumpen as that. Those fúckers rejected the idea of meaningful sentences entirely.

[Peter]

Bit obscure for you, p?

Its just such utter nonsense. You are better than the that.

Apart from anything else, the faces were pretty ****, rod aside.

[Sir C]

Its just such utter nonsense. You are better than the that.

Apart from anything else, the faces were pretty ****, rod aside.

Well. I'm not sure what the two Ronnies would make of that, I'm sure.

[Burney]

Well. I'm not sure what the two Ronnies would make of that, I'm sure.

To be honest, I find The Faces a bit dull. Just a bit pub/wedding band, really.

[Peter]

Well. I'm not sure what the two Ronnies would make of that, I'm sure.

Even their biggest fan would surely admit the songs lack depth and heft? Good working class fun and all that but it's hardly music for the ages is it. Pub rock with a great singer who wisely went solo at the first opportunity.