http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37pRNKzpjcg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37pRNKzpjcg


The Rolling Stones are the best thing ever. Nothing comes close to them.

Monkey Man makes me want to bust a button on my trousers.

Edith Grove wrote on Oct 16^th, 2013 at 11:47am:

Monkey Man makes me want to bust a button on my trousers.

so: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW0cVp0WWkk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW0cVp0WWkk

Stones music is great for removing articles of clothing to.

Theres even a couple of songs that make me want to put on a guitar...

Steel Wheels wrote on Oct 16^th, 2013 at 11:12am:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37pRNKzpjcg The Rolling Stones are the best thing ever. Nothing comes close to them.

"Lightnin' !"

Blows 'Dance Pt.1' out of the water. One of their most underrated songs.

Never really fully appreciated it myself until the 'Sucking in the 70s' remaster came out about a decade or so. This and 'Everything is Turning to Gold' on the same compilation are fantastic - both co-written by Ronnie.

I hate it though that the Stones are often just dismissed as a 'rawk' band - even by their own fans who in some cases can't grasp how brilliantly musically diverse they actually are.

The 'greatest rock n roll band in the world' tag is often very limiting at times. They've even allowed themselves to be restricted to little more than a 'rock anthem' band in concert, as it seems they reckon thats all their fans want.

Pity, because when you go outside that genre, many of the best songs on Stones albums in the last 40 years have been when theyve been musically a bit more adventurous -

Fingerprint File, Memory Motel, Hot Stuff, Miss You, Waiting on a Friend, Slave, Too Much Blood, Feel on Baby (especially the dub version - a true lost gem that should have been on 'Rarities'), Sleep Tonight, Continental Drift, Almost Hear You Sigh, Thru & thru, How can I Stop, Laugh I Nearly Died and several others...

and look how they really stretched out on Bridges to Babylon...

That coockoo/Woody Woodpecker sound effect in Dance-II was genius little addition.

Heaven, Might As Well Get Juiced, Indian Girl (yes, Indian Girl), Thief In The Night, Luxury.......

GOOD THREAD SW,
THIS MY FAV STONES GROOVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_08la0jaTIg

There are Stones' songs I dont like ever. Tired to listen them after an age of listening. Miss you, Live with me.. and some others. But they are still the greatest rock n roll band in the world. Dont underrated them never.

BILL PERKS wrote on Oct 16^th, 2013 at 9:39pm:

THIS MY FAV STONES GROOVE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_08la0jaTIg

You're a bang'r-connoisseur, BP.

Time to go full Thermo Vision all up in here...

http://youtu.be/FR3r0z3_oig

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/100-greatest-rolling-stones-songs-20131015



From "Paint It Black" to "Shine a Light" – the hottest rocks from the Stones' 50-year career, chosen by our expert panel of writers, critics and artists.

To make the list, we asked each of these Stones experts to rank their 50 favorite songs, then tabulated the results.

The Panel: Patrick Carney (the Black Keys), Jonathan Cott (contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Cameron Crowe (director), Anthony DeCurtis (contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Jon Dolan (contributing editor, Rolling Stone), David Fricke (Senior Writer, Rolling Stone), Robert Greenfield
(journalist and author), Will Hermes (contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Robert Hilburn (journalist and author), Howard Kramer (Director of Curatorial Affairs, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), Chuck Leavell (musician), Jonathan Lethem (novelist), Martin Scorsese (director), Rob Sheffield (contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Lucinda Williams (singer-songwriter), Warren Zanes (the Del Fuegos)

" Monkey Man[/i] makes me want to bust a button on my trousers. "


Monkey Man makes me " Hog " Hang Out  ......................

....... and you's ?!



" Hit Me Ronnie !!!!! "


J  to the Fly ! ™

When Mick and Keef lock into a funk groove, all is right in the world. They sound very very cocky, very sexy. Play It Rough is great. That's what I'm talking about. You can feel how hot that studio must have been.

One of my favorites is Laugh I Nearly Died. I also love what they did with Out of Control.

It usually doesn't take much to get me to take my pants of,
but indeed this is a fantastic song

summer.. in car.. windows open.. stereo on max... not gving a fuck

I drive around Philly all the time with the windows down and the Stones turned up. I cruise slow so everyone can hear the tunes.

Steel Wheels wrote on Oct 17^th, 2013 at 11:46am:

I drive around Philly all the time with the windows down and the Stones turned up. I cruise slow so everyone can hear the tunes.

Just dont expect those wannabee tough guys from 5th and Washington to back you up if you piss someone off..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFtVW3Bb8s0

Gazza wrote on Oct 16^th, 2013 at 5:33pm:

"Lightnin' !" Blows 'Dance Pt.1' out of the water. One of their most underrated songs. Never really fully appreciated it myself until the 'Sucking in the 70s' remaster came out about a decade or so. This and 'Everything is Turning to Gold' on the same compilation are fantastic - both co-written by Ronnie. I hate it though that the Stones are often just dismissed as a 'rawk' band - even by their own fans who in some cases can't grasp how brilliantly musically diverse they actually are. The 'greatest rock n roll band in the world' tag is often very limiting at times. They've even allowed themselves to be restricted to little more than a 'rock anthem' band in concert, as it seems they reckon thats all their fans want. Pity, because when you go outside that genre, many of the best songs on Stones albums in the last 40 years have been when theyve been musically a bit more adventurous - Fingerprint File, Memory Motel, Hot Stuff, Miss You, Waiting on a Friend, Slave, Too Much Blood, Feel on Baby (especially the dub version - a true lost gem that should have been on 'Rarities'), Sleep Tonight, Continental Drift, Almost Hear You Sigh, Thru & thru, How can I Stop, Laugh I Nearly Died and several others...

It doesn't help when the lead singer goes around referring to the band as a rock band. Especially when he is the most diverse one of the whole group.

One of my fave ever is from 4 Flick in London 02, 2003.
The 2nd Shine a Light. Except Live with me with Aguilera.
The version of Some Girls whether I was a man, it can take my pants off.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37pRNKzpjcg

The Rolling Stones are the best thing ever. Nothing comes close to them.

Thanks for the posting of this great song
Question:
Where can we see the live recording of this JAM'D Show.
There is a still Photo here, and we know it's the Stones Cause there's Mick, Charlie, Mick
Taylor, BUT the other 2 don't look like Keith Or Bill. in fact the bass player looks like, Stu?
:smilestu :smilestu :smilestu :smilestu
at 3:10 the Still photo is odd?
Do I once again Need to get the Glasses Fixed?

Kilroy wrote on Oct 19^th, 2013 at 12:41am:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37pRNKzpjcg The Rolling Stones are the best thing ever. Nothing comes close to them. Thanks for the posting of this great song Question: Where can we see the live recording of this JAM'D Show. There is a still Photo here, and we know it's the Stones Cause there's Mick, Charlie, Mick Taylor, BUT the other 2 don't look like Keith Or Bill. in fact the bass player looks like, Stu? :smilestu :smilestu :smilestu :smilestu at 3:10 the Still photo is odd? Do I once again Need to get the Glasses Fixed?

THAT IS STU & ITS FROM 69 ED SULLIVAN APPERANCE..STU MAY HAVE BEEN STANDING IN FOR BILL FOR CAMERA OR SUMMINK.
HE DEFINITELY WASNT ON THE TV SHOW.
THAT IS INDEED  KEEF ,THOUGH.

Thank you, I thought So!
Cool I'm not completely Blind Yet.
Stu Did it all nesest Pa!

This one makes me want to take your pants off

http://youtu.be/tZjxoZdWblI

BILL PERKS wrote on Oct 16^th, 2013 at 9:39pm:

GOOD THREAD SW, THIS MY FAV STONES GROOVE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_08la0jaTIg

a nice funky version of Not Fade Away..?

pants off...

http://youtu.be/eK-xgLzZcI4