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Memory Motel could turn any album into a masterpiece.

The Stones haven't really done epics, have they? They've touched on many genres and sub-genres but large, epic songs, not really. It's just Memory Motel and You Can't Always Get What You Want, I guess. (Coincidentally, my two favorite Stones songs) Kinda contrasts with their live shows. I guess She Was Hot, Let It Loose and Saint Of Me have some characteristics of that but aren't really there. (And don't mention Can't You Hear Me Knocking and Goin' Home - those are just long.)

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Memory Motel could turn any album into a masterpiece.

The Stones haven't really done epics, have they? They've touched on many genres and sub-genres but large, epic songs, not really. It's just Memory Motel and You Can't Always Get What You Want, I guess. (Coincidentally, my two favorite Stones songs) Kinda contrasts with their live shows. I guess She Was Hot, Let It Loose and Saint Of Me have some characteristics of that but aren't really there. (And don't mention Can't You Hear Me Knocking and Goin' Home - those are just long.)

What about Moonlight Mile, Sway, and Time Waits for No One?

Or Fool to Cry? There's also Worried About You from Tattoo You.

2000 Lightyears from Home could be considered a psychedelic epic.

Midnight Rambler could be considered an epic rocker....

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What about Moonlight Mile, Sway, and Time Waits for No One?

Or Fool to Cry? There's also Worried About You from Tattoo You.

2000 Lightyears from Home could be considered a psychedelic epic.

Midnight Rambler could be considered an epic rocker....

No, no, and no.

No. No.

No.

No.

I'd maybe group 2000 and MR with the three I mentioned (LIL, SOM, SWH). The other, no way.

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What about Moonlight Mile, Sway, and Time Waits for No One?

Or Fool to Cry? There's also Worried About You from Tattoo You.

2000 Lightyears from Home could be considered a psychedelic epic.

Midnight Rambler could be considered an epic rocker....

No, no, and no.

No. No.

No.

No.

I'd maybe group 2000 and MR with the three I mentioned (LIL, SOM, SWH). The other, no way.

Well, what do you mean by 'epic' exactly then?

My version of 'epic' is, well, deep sort of lyrics, beautiful melody, emotional solo, well worked sort of sound. Something grand.

For example, Ten Years Gone by Led Zeppelin is a prime example of an epic (for me).

November Rain by Guns could be another.

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