The Gaslight Anthem - Tumbling DiceShe Loves You

Review by Scott M

The Gaslight Anthem’s Tumbling Dice / She Loves You EP: A Punk Rock Love Letter That Packs a Punch Alright, let’s cut to the chase. The Gaslight Anthem dropped this little gem back in 2010, and while it might just be two tracks long (yes, technically an EP), it feels like a full-on rock 'n' roll gut punch. Released under SideOneDummy Records in the UK, this thing is pure punk-rock grit with a heart as big as Bruce Springsteen’s discography. First up, we’ve got “Tumbling Dice,” their take on the Rolling Stones classic. Now, covering the Stones is kinda like trying to reinvent pizza—it better bring something new or why bother? And guess what? These Jersey boys nail it. They don’t just slap some distortion on Mick Jagger’s swagger; they infuse it with that raw, working-class soul they’re known for. Brian Fallon’s voice cracks and strains over the driving guitars like he’s lived every word of it. It’s not perfect—there are moments where you can hear the seams showing—but that’s exactly why it works. It feels alive, man. Like someone spilled beer on your shoes but apologized with a killer story. Then there’s “She Loves You,” which ain’t the Beatles tune you’re thinking of—it’s another original from The Gaslight Anthem. This one sticks because it’s so unapologetically romantic in that messy, tattooed-arm kind of way. Fallon sings about love like it’s both his salvation and his curse, all while the band cranks out chords loud enough to rattle your ribs. There’s no fancy production tricks here, just four dudes playing their hearts out like they’re headlining a dive bar at 2 a.m. And honestly? That’s all you need. What makes this EP memorable isn’t just the music—it’s how real it feels. You listen to these songs, and you can almost smell the stale cigarettes and cheap whiskey clinging to the walls of whatever venue they recorded in. It’s scrappy, heartfelt, and more than a little rough around the edges—but damn if it doesn’t leave a mark. So yeah, Tumbling Dice / She Loves You might only clock in at two tracks, but it punches way above its weight. If punk rock had a yearbook, this would definitely win “Most Likely to Make You Cry in Your Car.” Weird flex, I know, but hey—that’s The Gaslight Anthem for ya. Oh, and fun fact: apparently, the drummer once said he thought this release was “just a warm-up” for bigger stuff. Dude, if this is warming up, I’d hate to see what happens when they go full throttle. Or maybe I’d love it. Either way, count me in.

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Artist: The Gaslight Anthem
Album: Tumbling DiceShe Loves You

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Punk

2010

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Track	Duration	Preview
She Loves You	3:45
Tumbling Dice	3:08

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The Gaslight Anthem - Tumbling Dice

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SideOneDummy Records

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2 Track promo Cdr
PVC Slip Sleeve With Folded Insert

About The Gaslight Anthem

American rock band from New Brunswick, New Jersey, formed in 2006. The band consists of Brian Fallon (lead vocals, guitar) Alex Rosamilia (guitar, backing vocals) Alex Levine (bass guitar, backing vocals) Benny Horowitz (drums, percussion).

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Gaslight Anthem
The Gas Light Anthem

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Alex Levine
Brian Fallon
Benny Horowitz
Alex Rosamilia

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The Gaslight Anthem, known for their punk-infused rock sound, released a unique album in 2010 called *Tumbling Dice/She Loves You*. It features just two tracks—covers of The Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice” and The Beatles’ “She Loves You.” What makes it cool? They took these iconic songs and gave them a raw, gritty twist, staying true to their punk roots. Released in the UK under SideOneDummy Records, this little gem shows how one band can pay homage to rock legends while making the songs entirely their own.

Comments

ediari

2025-03-10

Great cover.

surko1106

2025-03-09

brilliant

learnlinuxweb

2025-03-09

This cover is beyond cool. Very clever arrangement. Without an strong drum beat, the piano can be heard and there is a massive acoustic feel. The solo makes you fly. What a band!

oo951220

2025-03-09

Nice vocals

paudasav

2025-03-09

AWFUL

kristengolden

2025-03-08

Better than the original tbh

aeroandtorigfxsite

2025-03-07

Man...I would really love to hear them cover some other stones stuff. Hand of fate, Respectable, Shine a light, Rocks off...

ririskanovi

2025-03-07

sounds like rod stewart ..

saceonline

2025-03-06

No yer no

civilizationearly

2025-03-06

Awsome. One of my favorite Stones songs by a great band!!

nursahidcarikan

2025-03-05

Did it sound any different?

sharalogic

2025-03-05

Thanks, that really should have occurred to me. My brain was missing. Answer to myself: very similar, but Brian's voice seems just a tad smoother.

chobab01001

2025-03-04

chords anyone?

otaviaoooxx

2025-03-03

... I slightly envy you..

tableaujeweller

2025-03-02

This is the best cover of any Stones song I've ever heard! Amazing stuff.

fblume

2025-03-01

"Your stupid"

Your argument is invalid, miss.

loveonsh

2025-03-01

They should cover Springsteen- it wouldn't really change anything. ;)

skejya

2025-02-28

One of my favourite bands to come out of the 00's doing my favourite Stones' track. I feel very lucky right now. I'll probably cry if they play this at Reading.