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@navagate1900 Год назад

The song was about a funeral, his girlfriend died. " I see a line of cars and they're all painted black. With flowers and my love, both never to come back.

@solitarybee3714 Год назад

It should be obvious, but I think at least half of those reacting to this song never catch on to that (very sad) lyric. I'm not sure our reactors here, realize it either. To me, this is one of the very best recordings the Stones have ever done.

@gsparkman Год назад

@@solitarybee3714That’s true for me. I was around when this song was released, but was only 11 or 12. I dug the music, but the meaning of the lyrics didn’t sink in until many years later. It’s really a masterful piece of songwriting.

@graemey Год назад

@@solitarybee3714 Easy to miss the lyric when you just have the audio... but when you have the lyrics on screen in front of you...

@terri2494 Год назад

@@graemey I kept waiting for them to comment on the lyrics too. I have to remind myself that they are hearing the song for the first time and there’s a lot to process. The music really is great and it starts before the lyrics. I’m with gsparkman. I was four when this came out in 1966 but I don’t remember being aware of it until I was in high school or college. I loved the sound of it and thought he was a spoilsport who just wanted everyone to be as miserable as he was. (I struggled with depression for many years so I could relate.) I would sometimes catch enough of the lyrics to wonder what had happened to “you”, whoever he was talking to, but you can’t hit rewind when it’s on the radio and we didn’t have the luxury of being able to look up the lyrics or meaning on the internet.

@tonygallo2361 Год назад

ty i never knew that

@dagmar.6954 Год назад

My favorite era of The Rolling Stones is from the 60's. I loved the "Flowers" album. They had a lot of great early hits such as "Ruby Tuesday", "Get Off Of My Cloud", "Let's Spend The Night Together", "Satisfaction", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "Honky Tonk Women", "You Can't Always Get What You Want", "Gimme Shelter", "Tumbling Dice", "Brown Sugar" etc.

@larryg7126 Год назад

I liked the Flowers (Sittin' On A Fence) album also, you don't hear that mentioned often. That and the Aftermath (Going Home & Flight 505) album.

@mrheem44 Год назад

that was a helluva compilation . released in US only I think Cheers

@cesarnarro6013 Год назад

Late 60's early 70's Rolling Stones is my favorite rock band ever

@tessasnow Год назад

Don’t forget mother’s little helper 🇨🇦🖖🏻

@johnvinkecity-bouw7204 8 месяцев назад

. Yes

@ericanderson8886 Год назад

Brian Jones on the Sitar. Love that era of the Stones, so psychedelic and experimental, but still playing lots of blues songs as well.

@dalesands1857 Год назад

"I see a line of cars and they're all painted black" "With flowers and my love both never to come back" He's talking about a funeral.

@workingman6681 Год назад

Sympathy for the Devil should definately be your next Rolling Stones reactions🎶👍

@peggykunkel9180 Год назад

As a teenager I loved this song for the instrumentation. As an adult I pay more attention to the lyrics and how well it describes the feeling when a loved one dies. They did a brilliant job with this song.

@ARD-lk5pr Год назад

Same. What a drag it is getting old...

@dano49 Год назад

@@ARD-lk5pr As far as I can tell, getting old beats the alternative.

@steffaniebrian4344 Год назад

Yeah wasn’t until I was an adult I really heard the lyrics...Because I could genuinely feel them. They’re amazing.

@mimikurtz2162 Год назад

@@dano49 "Forever young" would be my preference.

@mimikurtz2162 Год назад

For most of my life I was a sociopath and as a teenager this song was one of the very few that I felt. More recently as a post-PTSD old man it now appeals to me on more levels than just primordial instinct. And then there's 'Sympathy For The Devil' and 'Gimme Shelter' ..........

@dantallman5345 Год назад

Sympathy or the Devil is iconic. Thought provoking and musically really unique.

@paulkane7771 Год назад

Either or? *for

@dantallman5345 Год назад

@@paulkane7771 D’oh! 😀

@primalengland Год назад

I’m 69, so obviously grew up with the Stones. They wrote some pretty dark stuff, especially in the early days. Sympathy For The Devil and Gimme Shelter are most popular on the Tube. Gimme Shelter for reasons that I and many more would point out if you reacted to it. ‘Wait for Merry’s voice to crack.’

@alanpeterson4939 Год назад

68 here. The story behind her performance makes the song even more poignant.

@SargonofQueens Год назад

This song paint it black and gimme shelter are my most favorite songs. I can’t decide which one is better.

@harlanginsberg7269 Год назад

Gimme Shelter. Can't You Hear Me Knocking. You Can't Always Get What You Want and of course Sympathy For the Devil. After that there's many more.

@JonHammerHeart Год назад

No one is to blame for the culture that surrounds them as they grow. The important thing is you've discovered a very rich musical world; one that will forever enrich your lives. Try "Wild Horses" or "You Can't Always Get What You Want" if you want a Stone's ballad. Or "Tumblin Dice" and "Sympathy for the Devil" for some upbeat suggestions. They have so many. Thank you for doing this one!

@coffee-xg6my Год назад

The instrument you're hearing is a Sitar which is used in a lot of Indian music. "Paint It Black" song was written by Mick Jaggar and Keith Richards after being influenced by the Beatles "Norwegian Wood" in which George Harrison introduced the Sitar into their music on the 1965 "Rubber Soul" album after returning from their time spent in India. Brian Jones of the Stones had some discussions with George and being a multi-instrumentalist himself started playing around with the Sitar more and developed a melodic line that eventually morphed into "Paint It Black". Jagger and Richards wrote the Lyrics and the basic chord progressions. Oh, and Sam mentioned she's heard "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" That was their first hit in America in 1965.

@glenngotling657 Год назад

Next songs should be Gimme Shelter, You Can't Always Get Want You Want, Sympathy For The Devil, and about a million more.

@craggles7538 Год назад

Stones are great couple of suggestions Satisfaction Gimme shelter

@jerrybourland3346 Год назад

One of the "Anthems" of the Vietnam War!

@patswanson2870 Год назад

The instrument you are thinking of is a sitar. It is an East Indian guitar type of instrument

@barr790 Год назад

This song is great but Gimme Shelter and Sympathy For the Devil are way better! 🎉 nice reaction guys ❤

@joescott8877 Год назад

Yes, the Stones from '68-72, like four or five albums in a row, were miraculously brilliant. "Fire"? Nah. "CONFLAGORATION"!

@barr790 Год назад

@devildog5354 yes! I was trying to point out more popular commercial tunes. My favourite album was Through The Past Darkly, my parents are huge fans so inevitably so am I.

@barr790 Год назад

@devildog5354You think? Surely you'd know 🧐😆

@brandyperry-giotis9962 Год назад

SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL PLEASE!! 💜

@richardhansen3703 Год назад

It's always easy to forget how sad this song actually is. He's so depressed that he wants everything painted black.😢

@JCourts2k23 Год назад

My favorite song of theirs! I've heard it in a few military movies to

@tessasnow Год назад

I came to understand this song when my 17 year old son passed away…all my friends walked away…too hard to watch me grieve I guess…my heart is still black 🇨🇦🖖🏻

@Littlebigbot Год назад

I've been there.

@barsandbarbells2022 Год назад

Sorry to hear this 🫶

@tessasnow Год назад

@@barsandbarbells2022 you guys make me smile. Loved the meatloaf reaction 🇨🇦🖖🏻

@edruidviking Год назад

So sorry to hear, been through a similar experience, over 11 years ago. Part of me probably will never full heal, it’s been an amazing journey though where I was forced to reinvent myself or basically just call it quits. To come to terms with the irreconcilable, to walk through that lonely, lonely, long valley of pain and come out the other side with more self love than I ever had before. A path of forgiveness and compassion, for yourself and all that is. I wish you strength and send you all my love ❤

@tessasnow Год назад

@@edruidviking thanks, it was in ‘02, an unexpected head injury while stunt blading…he was such a talented artist…would have gone places…I’ve never fully recovered…think I’m as good as I’ll get, but my heart is still black. I miss him fierce!! I’m so glad you made it through…I’m stuck in the valley…🇨🇦🖖🏻

@mamaflush9945 Год назад

Here's a live performance, if interested. "The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want (Official Video) [4K]" this song is from their album called "Let It Bleed" released in 1969. We are truly blessed to be able to watch these wonderful performances. This band was one of the best around, hands down. Mick Jaguar was not only a great vocalist he was also an incredible performer. Thanks for this reaction ❤‍🔥

@rolandgustafsson5655 Год назад

Hi guys🙂 Great song from the 1960 when i was a teen😁.Today i´m a 72 year old Swedish senior and still love good music like you😏There's a lot of great instruments in this track,besides drums🥁 and guitar's 🎸there is an Indian guitar like thing called Sitar,sound almost like a ordinary guitar.The beatles used to use the same instrument in some of there songs.😊 See ya soon😉

@lawrencekoprowski6480 Год назад

Yes he lost his love and the pain he feels turns his whole world black.

@Remnants100 Год назад

The Indian instrument was the Sitar. George Harrison used it after The Beatles went through their Eastern mystic phase. I believe both George and Keith Richards (of 'The Stones') spent some time under the tutelage of Ravi Shankar.

@johnniekight1879 Год назад

It's a sitar. Most upbeat sad song ever. Sympathy For The Devil, Can't You Hear Me Knockin', Backstreet Girl.

@richardrobinson4020 Год назад

RIP Charlie Watts Driving Percussion

@Mr.Huck64 Год назад

Unfortunately my wife passed away last year, and it wasn't long before I realized this song encapsulated many of my emotions, from the deep sadness/despair to the rage/anger that this would happen so soon in our lives. I'd read a little about how this song was constructed. And since then I've had more regard (respect?) for Mick, Keith, Ron, Charlie, Bill and Brian's work. Considering some of their other hits, I see why they're ranked as one of the greatest blues/rock and roll bands. I usually don't post my personal 'issues' but their discussion prompted me. The instrument that struck me in this song is the sitar, something Brian played for the song.

@barsandbarbells2022 Год назад

So sorry for you loss!

@Mr.Huck64 Год назад

@@barsandbarbells2022 I appreciate it. Keep up the reactions. It provides another 'medium' people to connect. Carry on.

@dvsreed Год назад

Sympathy for the Devil and Gimme Shelter are probably their best songs although this song is also really good. I always liked the song Angie also.

@roseoconnor5938 Год назад

With 23 Top Tens and 8 number ones...The Stones are still performing ...." Jumping Jack flash ", You can't always get what you want, Tumbling dice, Miss you, Angie, are some of my faves 👍

@36karpatoruski Год назад

Their best rocker, used frequently to close live shows - Jumpin’ Jack Flash. You’re welcome.

@jeffmazzoli9910 Год назад

It would take a few years going thru the entire Stones catalog

@vernhoke7730 Год назад

This was probably the first Stones song I heard many decades ago. Exposure to different types of music depends on whether or not your parents may have listened to it. My parents didn't, I took the journey on my own finding it in the radio and going from there. My kids on the other hand learned from the old man.

@dragonmac1234 Год назад

As a member of the older generation who grew up listening to music on vinyl records (there were no CD's or streaming music in the 70's), it's good to hear people of any age discovering great music for the first time. RIP Charlie Watts.

@robertdysonn Год назад

The first album I bought was a record, and then I went into cassettes, so I’m not quite as far back but in those days the only way we had to hear new music was on the radio, we could not just get online and enter a band name, and find the music to check them out.

@LadyDoe17 Год назад

This was featured in the Kevin Bacon movie “stir of echos” (great movie and this fits it perfectly)

@gdfathr33 Год назад

Sympathy for the Devil should be next. A few others i haven't seen people say Angie, Wild Horses, love is strong

@manofconstantsorrow Год назад

Please consider reacting to Yer Blues by The Dirty Mac. It's a supergroup with one Beatle and one Rolling Stone.

@kevin982 Год назад

The guitar work is out of this world. Almost speaks.

@MrNormaltoo Год назад

19th Nervous Breakdown is one of their early hits that seemed to get everyone's attention.

@JohnPage-iz2ye Год назад

It's actually about loosing (death) the love of your life. Yes, it's a little dark.

@crecland Год назад

Gimme Shelter and Brown Sugar is a must

@stephanieclark9849 Год назад

*He's in mourning because a woman he loved has died. The lyrics of "I see a line of cars and they're all painted black" (funeral procession). Then the next line is "With flowers and my love both never to come back". That's why he can't look at other girls and doesn't want to see anything in color. He wants everything to be black to match the sadness he feels.*

@DunceInAwhile Год назад

This is still my favorite Rolling Stones song.

@rickwelch8464 Год назад

I have a love/hate relationship w this song. Since I can remember, any time I got into a fight, either hands or other (combat vet) this riff was in my head while it was happening. It starts when I get to a certain point of anger or fear, and doesn't stop until the fight is over. "I look inside myself and see my heart is black". It's an interesting take on depression.

@DavidGigg Год назад

Brian Jones on the Sitar gives this song that 'Indian' feeling

@RobertSmith-iw2kb 3 месяца назад

Song played at end of Pacino's movie devils advocate. Greatest rock and roll band of all time guys.

@kevin982 Год назад

My second favourite Rolling Stone song. My favourite is Sympathy for the Devil.

@shanenolan5625 Год назад

The rolling stones is an essential rabbit hole to go down. Dozens of hits

@jamesdamiano8894 Год назад

Check out "Mother's Little Helper", "Short And Curlies", "Out Of Time", "Waiting On A Friend", "Shattered" and they do a nice version of Bob Dylan's "Like A Rolling Stone". They have a shit ton of great songs.

@stevedahlberg8680 Год назад

Gotta love those up and down glissandos on the bass guitar during the outro ...

@757optim Год назад

Drummer Charlie Watts passed away August 24, 2021. RIP charlie.

@sammurphy3343 Год назад

"I have to turn my head until my darkness goes" is exactly what it sounds like.

@DrTramp-uu1hh Год назад

This is early Stones when Brian Jones was alive and adding his considerable multi instrumental talents to the group. Here he's playing a sitar which gives the song that oriental twang.

@vovindequasahi Год назад

This song kicks ass! Dark fucking lyrics... total Stones!

@SIXX2772 Год назад

Ahhh, Always good early too!

@AW11-e4h Год назад

Greatest Rock n Roll band ever 🤘🤘

@brettg274 Год назад

You may have lived under a rock … … but now you just ROCK 🤟

@jimreid4367 Год назад

This was the theme song for US TV Show " Tour of Duty " 1987 - 1990 a show about US Soldiers in Vietnam . Well worth a watch a great show .

@andrewdoubtfire4700 Год назад

Next has to be Sympathy for the Devil, or if you fancy a treat react to the RU-vid vid of the Stones live at Glastonbury 2013 singing Satisfaction. A chance to see just how good on stage they are. The presence they have is astonishing.

@JBHogan Год назад

My all-time favorite of the old Stones was the song "Mona." Check that out.

@EW-gv5ov Год назад

“Gimme Shelter”. “Get off my cloud” . “Can’t you hear me knocking” “I can’t get no satisfaction “

@justmoose6534 Год назад

The Stones are a deep rabbit hole. I'd probably go with "Sympathy For the Devil" next. Others, "Honky Tonk Woman" "Jumpin Jack Flash" "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" "You Can't Always Get What You Want" "Brown Sugar" "It's Only Rock and Roll" "Tumbling Dice" "Start Me Up" "Miss You" "Beast of Burden" "Bitch" "Gimme Shelter" "Angie" "Ruby Tuesday" "She's A Rainbow" "Mothers Little Helper" "Let's Spend The Night Together" "Let it Bleed" ... the list goes on and on. Probably 100 or more songs you could do just taking the top stuff.

@fernandonavarrette4522 Год назад

When it comes to bands like Led Zeppelin, The Who, Yardbirds, Cream, Black Sabbath....etc. you can't get more legendary than The Rolling Stones. Oh I forgot one or maybe two, Queen and The Beatles. Anyways, you gotta take The Rolling Stones journey to appreciate all the other Rock and Roll greats. Oh, one more Jimi "The Gawd" Hendrix. Enjoy the ride.

@spoonunit03 Год назад

If you were impressed now, imagine how freaked out we were when we first heard this stuff in the 60's. Still groovy after all these years.

@dejanceric168 Год назад

Between the rock and the hard place,Wild horses,Jumping Jack Flash,one hit to the body...

@duncanmaclennan9151 Год назад

CAN"T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING,,,,,,,,,,,IS THEIR #ONE SONG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THANKS IN ADVANCE !!!

@logantawhiti55 Год назад

A song at depression? Sympathy for the devil 😈 is an amazing song that takes you on a journey.👍❤️🔥

@Victor-vb4iz 8 месяцев назад

Can't go wrong with any Stones songs! Hope in future you can do SATISFACTION.

@peterwilkins7013 Год назад

If you were to pick probably their most famous songs: Sympathy for the Devil, Start me up. You Can't Always Get What You Want. Satisfaction - probably their signature song

@Bekka_Noyb Год назад

One of my fave Stones songs! ♥ Suggest these Stones songs: Gimme Shelter, Brown Sugar, Start Me Up, Honky Tonk Woman, Angie & Start Me Up You need to check out Bob Dylan! I suggest these songs: Like a Rolling Stone, Tangled Up in Blue, Shelter From The Storm, & Visions of Johanna

@davidburton9136 Год назад

The Greatest Hits album that your visual shows, and which includes this song, is Hot Rocks. It was released as a double album in, I think, '72. Pick any song from that album and you'll do fine.

@kjmorley Год назад

It’s the sitar that gives it the Middle Eastern vibe. Also see Beatles “Norwegian Wood” and “Within You Without You”. I’m looking forward to your journey through the Stones catalog. It is huge. So many amazing songs!

@williammooney8832 Год назад

Sympathy for the Devil is a must

@johndillon1299 Год назад

Do the first three songs of the album" Sticky Fingers" and that's who the Rolling Stones are for sure.

@joannerichards1750 Год назад

You can choose to continue on the high energy psychedelic buzz highway with their later songs like Gimme Shelter. or you can go to the bluesy roots of the band with I Can't Get No Satisfaction. I recommend you start with the early hits and grow with them through the years. After all, it's a long journey down a deep, dark road (with many surprises).

@paulocarvalho6480 Год назад

If you know "I can't get no satisfaction", then you really need to listen to it through another band's approach. Take s leap of faith and go for it. My suggestion is Devo. Mick Jagger did give them his approval, and only to them.

@tuckers02 Год назад

This is my favorite song by The Rolling Stones, one of my favorite songs of all times. Next I would suggest Sympathy for the Devil.

@rubroken Год назад

"Satisfaction" is on some lists of best rock songs ever. In my opinion, it was played way too much when it came out, so not one of my favorites. "Gimme Shelter" is my favorite, and maybe a good 2nd reaction to the "Stones"

@ciscochief Год назад

Satisfaction, Honky Tonk Woman, Gimme Shelter, Miss You, Beast of Burden, Angie....Some great Stones songs!

@jbstonesfan Год назад

Stones simply the greatest band ever . You missed a lot if you haven’t heard them before.

@billn7183 Год назад

Sympathy for the Devil is also fire ( no pun intended), slower ones are Angie and Wild Horses

@jozefzvala Год назад

Sympathy For the Devil Sitar is the instrument you could not recognise.The Beatles made few songs with a sitar at first,so others followed.

@robertlear2712 Год назад

A great Rolling Stones song is “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”

@verwulf Год назад

Sympathy For The Devil by them should be their next one you check out.

@chunkydembry5477 Год назад

Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the devil are must songs to react to.

@jacyo3076 Год назад

This song was the intro to the 1980s TV show Tour of Duty, a Vietnam War series that was successful and ran for three seasons .

@bobbyj5375 Год назад

definitely one of their best (my opinion), huge catalogue. Gems like "Ruby Tuesday" or "Satisfaction" "Honky tonk woman" were fantastic number ones .Others i really liked a lot, "She's a rainbow" " "Tell me " " Shattered" "As tears go by"

@justmoose6534 Год назад

The Stones' guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones played the Sitar on this song. That is where the Indian sound is coming from.

@firedoc5 Год назад

When you hear that drum in the intro, you reach over and turn the volume up to 11. This song has been used so many soundtracks, especially for the Viet Nam War themed movies and shows. The Stone's catalog of music is large and quite diverse. For one of their songs which is a departure of their harder songs is "Wild Horses", which is probably my favorite Stone's song.

@arjaylee Год назад

You can spend ages discovering The Rolling Stones. My dad didn’t tolerate rebellion in our house, so I rebelled vicariously through the Stones

@TomTom-ui9hg Год назад

Gimme Shelter is another amazing song with a strong message. The lyrics are kind of shocking but it needed to be said. Peace!

@margaretervin8895 Год назад

It was during the Vietnam ar era and it was popular for the soldiers over there.

@ticnatz Год назад

You don't need to dig any further. This band has nothing else to offer. All their massive hits were mirages......Forget 'Brown Sugar', 'Gimme Shelter', 'Bitch', 'Dead Flowers', 'Monkey Man', 'Wild Horses', 'Time Waits For No One', 'You Can't Always Get What You Want', 'Beast of Burden', 'Sympathy For The Devil', 'Under My Thumb', 'Waiting On A Friend', + all the other horrible songs I had to listen to, over & over again, back in the day. (sarcasm)...

@okmickey232 Год назад

The Rolling Stones are iconic....Sympathy for the devil, honky tonk woman, brown sugar, Gimme shelter....and your only scratching the surface.

@brianbracken4669 Год назад

Too many to choose from for the next one. Gimme shelter, Beast of Burden, or Start Me Up are a good start

@johnlamere2189 Год назад

The opening riff was played by Brian Jones on a Sitar (An Indian instrument). Another tune from that time that uses a Sitar is "Norwegian wood" by "The Beatles".

@jayhpaq Год назад

The open riff is played by Keith Richard on guitar. Brian does the riff solo on sitar during the refrain, “No more will my green sea go turn a deeper blue “ when the rest of the instruments fall silent. You can tell the difference as it has a gentler tone than the guitar.