Wore out vinyl copy of Exile..met a few folks who've done likewise. How did anybody make a record so magnificent and timeless within the circumstances (that) they - so famously/ infamously - did ?
I had an old stereo with a double tape deck and speakers. This album came on 2 cassettes. It was essentially the only record I listened to for 2 years. Every album side is great.
@@9700jb i played the hell out of this album dude. I think i know all of the lyrics to every song ( except some of the stuff on rip this joint, that song has got some weird lyrics man )
Certainly the greatest song The Stones ever recorded and comes pretty damn close to qualifying as te greatest rock song ever recorded. Everybody who participated in bringing this to life is working at the very top of their game. Exhilarating magic.
Total magic song. I heard that Keith wrote the song, but Mick had no idea what it was about and didn't really care for it much. I think knowing that, versus hearing the sheer passion in his performance serves as a testament to the dedication he has put into everything he has done.
5* comment mate. I coudn´t agree more with you. The RS have so many hidden gems all you need to do is scratch a bit under the paint and discover fine anthems, such as this wonder. Good health and RnR!
ThePunter29 Boy ain't it. Let it Loose is one of my all time favorite songs. A beautiful gospel song. The outtakes and B-sides have been my favorites.Thanks Mick and Keith.
This song remember me a time when i was a student, leaving my family and living in a 9 meter square room ... after studying i was having a cigarett and looking by the window, around 23 pm, enjoying this music so much and feeling good. I was so young, 21 years old ! I'm now 31 and i feel like it was a 100 years ago ... Thanks mick and his friends for all !!! i never felt that good than during this period
One of my favorite Stones songs. Thanks Dad for playing this kind of stuff around me. My tastes in music are almost wholly taken from things I’ve heard you listening to. God bless
@QuintTheSharker haha, hard question. Airbag, Baby's Got the Bends, There There, Where I End and you Begin, 2 + 2=5, on and on Last night, by chance, I heard Monkey Man from Let it Bleed. Blew me away. Again. I love those "chance encounters " that catch you in a receptive moment randomly
@@seanhennessey9869 good choices. Mine are pretty standard, fake plastic trees, everything in its right place. Monkey Man is a nasty, nasty song. I love it. Stones at their best, for sure. Sway has that feeling too, at least for me.
Bought exile when it first came out and still listen to it. The vinyl record's stored away, but the CD is much used. Love so much of the Stones, but this song soars.
1sttvbn Indeed the Mick Tylor era was the most creative maybe just the first three years which covers pretty much maybe one of the best stones album " sticky fingers " .
Dont forget Let it Bleed. These three albums set a bar on rock music that no-one else reached or probably ever will. Its funny that the three main characters were all heavily into drugs at the time too. (Richards Taylor and Jagger)
When you think it took an entire year to write the whole album,most of the time they were getting high during the day.Too many people going in and out of the house,very late in the evening was when they got together and work over their best album
One of the greatest stones tracks, you’ve got to give it up to the horn section. Great piano layed down with Keith’s flanger. Backing vocals are top notch, and a great vocal performance by Mick Jagger. Bobby, Jim Price, Ian, Nicky all important figures to exile on Main Street. Charlie nailing those drums with Bill’s recognizable bass playing
Sono incredulo che per questo video solo 169.900 visualizzazioni in 7 anni.... meriterebbe (per me) 169 miliardi. Un capolavoro assoluto, tra i più belli delle Pietre e della musica. Solo dei granissimi artisti possono concepire questi momenti musicali. Se ne riparlerà tra 100 anni.
Steve Soprano. More like 'Thank god for the Queen, roast beef of Olde England, and The Rolling Stones' actually! ( Oh, and the blues from America!! ) haha xxx
L'ho scrtitto un anno fa e lo confermo adesso: una delle più belle canzoni degli Stones e una delle più belle in assoluto della storia della musica; qui Mick supera se stesso, grandissima performance, musica che ti prende l'anima e te la porta in un'altra dimensione
Just a month ago, I listened to the RS and since then I enjoyed listening to their music especially Keith's music compositions, how he sings it during concert performances! Keith really rocks! He is the heart & soul of the RS! More power Keith!
An album I will play until I'm no longer here containing this spellbinding masterpiece..Still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.Possibly rock music's greatest vocal delivery of a song on top of a band at the top of their game.Stupendous. .
look at the chords these guys are doin with their fingers... I been playin guitar for 40 years and it still mystifies me how these guys hit their notes... ALL THESE GUYS CAN PLAY THE EFFIN INSTRUMENTS INCLUDING MICK WITH HIS VOICE.....when you lay down @ 4:00 am after drinkin a fifth of whatever..... this is the ONLY music you want to hear..... LONG LIVE THE STONES!!!! GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND EVER!!!!!!!!!!!1111
@@drgwhatsthetruth3783 Keef was not a great guitar player. In fact he was the 2d best guitar in his own band during the Taylor years. But he was a great song writer, one of the best ever. Those riffs, licks, etc. -- the reason we love this stuff -- are all Keith.
People always say this album had loads of great songs while albums like sticky fingers had the classics. To me, this song is better than satisfaction.
+daniel mcdermott Also agree. There's so much depth in this song. Just the tone of the guitar speaks volumes (no pun intended). My favorite song on EOM.
+daniel mcdermott ...........This is a terrific song. Recorded mostly at Nellcote in France. It was mixed in California by Jagger and Andy Johns. The horns and the back up vocals {singers from a church in L.A.} were done in Los Angeles..........Satisfaction was a mind blowing song for its time. 1965. I was 12 years old. I was at a summer camp in New Hampshire when it first started playing on the radio in July of 1965. We'd be out playing catch or throwing rocks {raising hell} and we'd hear the first guitar notes of Satisfaction coming out of the radio and we'd run as fast as we could back to the cabin and gather by the radio. It was so unique for its time. The words to Satisfaction are indelible too. As true today as they were at the time. Mick Jagger and the Stones had gotten done touring the states {did you know on their first American tour they played a gig in Ft Worth Texas with 57 people in attendance} and been very much impacted by what they'd experienced in the states............."A man comes on to tell me how white my shirts should be, tells me he can't be a man if he doesn't smoke the same cigarettes as me"...........you can imagine the effect those lyrics had on young people in 1965 {I liked Satisfaction........but the older kids 15-16-17 at the time they went wild over it. They thought it was the coolest song they'd ever heard. So no. I don't think Let it Loose {a terrific song} has the same effect as Satisfaction which is arguably one of the greatest singles of all time.
Satisfaction still is a haunted and charming song...that intro riff is undoubtly the most remarkable and recognizable in broad Rock history. A guy like Keith Richards just became a legend at age 21 only for comming up with that riff that has change the way many people listen music today.
Maaaaybeeee your friends think I'mmmmm just a straaaaaaaanger.......Some face I'll never see no more.....keep those tears hid out of sight. Genius!!!!!!!!!!!!
not to mention the backup singers, Bobby, Jim and Nicky, Charlie........and who'd thunk of running the g tar and sometimes vocals thru a leslie....damn......and yet only Mick Taylor usually gets any credit.
