This is one of thise songs when you can't help but start moving and grooving, but then you listen to the words and think, "Man, should I be dancing to this?" Great song, great album!!!
Spot on comment. I typically didnt pay attention to the actual words of songs until I had heard a song a few times. Even if I actually knew the song well enough to sing along to it, I didnt really think about the meaning of the lyrics. This is one of the songs that hit me when I first really acknowledged the words. Super upbeat music, fantastic groove, impossible not to dance/move to.....but what powerfully sad lyrics. Great song from a great band.
@@glenncanale9225 Love the Stones, friend, indeed I do. Absolutely phenomenal musicians, who were influenced by the greatest of all - the Beatles. Now, don't jump down my throat, please. The Beatles produced the greatest album of all time, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", according to dozens of music critics, & "Rolling Stone" magazine. The album won 4 Grammy awards. They have more #1 hits than any other musical artists in modern music. They're the best-selling band of all time, having sold over 600 million recordings worldwide. And, they're the highest earners of any band EVER. There's no doubt, however, that the Rolling Stones are simply FANTASTIC!
Banger! The sound is too raw. And when those horns kick in it's full gone. I remember hearing this on the radio when I was in first grade or thereabouts. One of the first records of theirs I bought when I was a teenager some years later was a compilation album titled "Made in the Shade" that featured "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" along with tracks from their first four albums of the seventies including "Brown Sugar", "Tumbling Dice", "Wild Horses", "Angie", "It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It)" -- kind of a greatest hits package for five bucks or what not. And the album artwork fit the title. Classic stuff.
This was the stones at their peak…just coming off recording Exile on main st and since the Beatles had broke up, they were the undisputed greatest rock n roll band at that time
Me too. I was like 19 staying at my moms and her new boyfriend in a nice neighborhood. They were gone so I opened all the doors and windows, used his amazing stereo up very loud and the entire neighborhood “enjoyed” it…
Sad that exactly 50 years later…the same problems are still here and strong. Yes, same album as Angie. You should hear “Star Star(Starf*cker)” from this same album next
This album has risen in my view over time. I think it's their 3rd best, behind Sticky Fingers and Some Girls. React to 100 years ago from this album. I've yet to see someone do it.
@@michaelb.3982 I didn't say it bothers me. I just don't respect it. For one thing, why would a 25 year old want to date Mick Jagger? For all the wrong reasons. For another, why would an 80 year old want to date a 25 year old? Perhaps for home nursing care? That makes some sense, because it wouldn't likely be for the conversation.
@@TT-fq7pl It's none of our business... He's still in amazing shape btw ! Still touring and selling out large stadiums.. It's obviously the money, but if you can pull it off.. Why not ? We are free to date whoever we want the last time I checked.. Only liberal snobs sit around worrying about other people.. Atta Boy Mick !
The Stones have a way to surprise you and reach you on the inside when you least expect it. Harsh reality thrown right in your face. Big Soul Biz I enjoy Your intelligent, insightful commentary, it add new insights into the music. Thanks for all the hard work.
Loved your reaction! Love this song such great music such sadly revealing lyrics, NYC police were furious with the Stones and refused to provide security to them for several years. . Glad to see your appreciate the contributions of the rest of the band. Keith’s music deserves more credit, lots of musicians may be playing but the sound is straight from Mr. Richards.
The only thing better than Goats Head Soup is a dude discovering and enjoying it, love the reaction. That's how it felt for me too back in Autumn 1973🕺🎶🎵🎸💎👌🔥☘️🇮🇪
They are a great band. If I tried to make a list of thirty great Stones songs, there would be at least thirty great ones left off the list. Listen to "Fool to Cry" if you haven't yet. It's a great one that gets overlooked.
Fantastic reaction! This song is everything you said it is. I can remember when I really got into the Stones. I was in the 9th grade and it never faded, it only got stronger as the years went on. I had a mirrored keychain that I snatched from Spencers that I hung on my purse until I got my license and I believe someone snatched it from me. What goes around comes around. I wish I still had it. It's so sad that our police have gotten so trigger-happy. If you're not guilty, you shouldn't run but I can imagine having PTSD from getting chased by the cops. It's a sad state of affairs.
It was so great that you finally reviewed this song. It's one of my absolute favorite songs. I think I requested this song. Those lyrics are as relevant today as they were when first recorded. The reason why the Stones are so good is because they know how to write songs and how to play music.
If you’re going to get into The Stones and really want to know them, you gotta get to know Keith Richards. As he’s said, in the band, Mick is the rock and he’s the roll. All the great guitar riffs you hear coming from them came from Keith. He’s also the backing vocals on almost all of their tracks and even does lead vocals on many tracks, many of which are awesome. Check out ‘Little T&A’, ‘Happy’, or ‘Before They Make Me Run’ if you want to hear some examples.
Glad you mentioned Diallo. Public Enemy have a great song 41:19. About a police victim, possibly Diallo. There are too many. Same topic for Sinead O'Connor's (R.I.P.) song Black Boys On Mopeds. In Europe it's a true outrage when cops kill. In USA, it's just a tuesday. Great reaction, peace and blessings from NM
I'm really enjoying your Stones reactions Biz. They groove like no other band. And there use of horns is unsurpassed in rock music. And spot on, it is the same album as "Angie", GOAT'S HEAD SOUP. From the same album, "Winter" and "100 Years Ago" are superb.
Mick Jagger drew significant musical inspiration from blues, particularly the blues of African Americans. He also tried to incorporate the vocal techniques of African Americans into his own style
The 10-year-old boy shot through the heart lyric was inspired by the NYPD shooting of Clifford Glover who was minding his own business out walking with his stepfather.
If you're going to react to Stones albums you should start with 1968-1972 because those were their best albums. Their first couple of albums in 1964 were mostly blues covers which may be why there wasn't great interest...
I’ve seen The Stones 16 times and only heard them play this once. I was sure glad they did. Fantastic song of the times; possibly worse today in some respects.
Seeing you get lost in this song said it all. Stones REFUSED to have NYPD security detail at their concerts, in protest after the "Central Park 5" tragedy.
MONKEY MAN is a good one by the Stones. Funky af and, frankly, better than this tune. FINGERPRINT FILE is my all time favorite Rolling Stones funk tune, however.
I have to wonder whether the junkie girl who died might have been based at least in part on Devon Wilson, a close friend of Jimi Hendrix' who was irresistibly drawn to Mick as well, leading Jimi to immortalize her as 'Dolly Dagger'. She was reported to have died while taking part in a movie about NYC junkies. 😢💔🪆🗡 Perhaps not, never heard the "10 year-old" part before. 😮
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Billy Preston running his electric piano through a Wah Wah pedal created just a freaking amazing sound!
I know Mick Taylor was playing his guitar through a wah pedal. I had no idea Preston was doing the same with the electric piano.
One of the few to record with The Stones and The Beatles.
@@tonydelapa1911 Didn't know the Preston part. Nice info, thanks.
Vocals-Great, Lyrics-Great, Guitars-Great, Horns-Great & Billy Preston....It's got it all! What a Jam!
This is one of thise songs when you can't help but start moving and grooving, but then you listen to the words and think, "Man, should I be dancing to this?" Great song, great album!!!
Spot on comment. I typically didnt pay attention to the actual words of songs until I had heard a song a few times. Even if I actually knew the song well enough to sing along to it, I didnt really think about the meaning of the lyrics. This is one of the songs that hit me when I first really acknowledged the words. Super upbeat music, fantastic groove, impossible not to dance/move to.....but what powerfully sad lyrics. Great song from a great band.
I feel that the Stones are the greatest bands EVER!!! They have many songs that are still relevant today.
Fact!
One of the greatest rock bands of all time. Thanks for your reaction.
Not one of the Greatest. Thee Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World.
@@glenncanale9225 Love the Stones, friend, indeed I do. Absolutely phenomenal musicians, who were influenced by the greatest of all - the Beatles. Now, don't jump down my throat, please. The Beatles produced the greatest album of all time, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", according to dozens of music critics, & "Rolling Stone" magazine. The album won 4 Grammy awards. They have more #1 hits than any other musical artists in modern music. They're the best-selling band of all time, having sold over 600 million recordings worldwide. And, they're the highest earners of any band EVER. There's no doubt, however, that the Rolling Stones are simply FANTASTIC!
Banger! The sound is too raw. And when those horns kick in it's full gone. I remember hearing this on the radio when I was in first grade or thereabouts. One of the first records of theirs I bought when I was a teenager some years later was a compilation album titled "Made in the Shade" that featured "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" along with tracks from their first four albums of the seventies including "Brown Sugar", "Tumbling Dice", "Wild Horses", "Angie", "It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It)" -- kind of a greatest hits package for five bucks or what not. And the album artwork fit the title. Classic stuff.
This was the stones at their peak…just coming off recording Exile on main st and since the Beatles had broke up, they were the undisputed greatest rock n roll band at that time
Great song stones are so good we take it for granted sometimes
This has always beem one of my favorite Stones songs. Its so odd, bouncy, rocking, and dark all at once. Just kickass in every possible way.
Hell Ya !!!!! The Beatles sang about the way the world Should be ,the Stones sing about the way the world Is !!!
You can go through their catalog. I'll definitely be there.
You can't go wrong with Mick and the boys, I bought this album the day it came out. This song is about real event that happened in Central Park.
Me too. I was like 19 staying at my moms and her new boyfriend in a nice neighborhood. They were gone so I opened all the doors and windows, used his amazing stereo up very loud and the entire neighborhood “enjoyed” it…
I've been after people to listen to this heartfelt plea!
Goats Head Soup, track by track!
Thanks Biz!
Sad that exactly 50 years later…the same problems are still here and strong.
Yes, same album as Angie.
You should hear “Star Star(Starf*cker)” from this same album next
Top shelf Stones. Hit Tumblin Dice or Bitch when you can. 😎😎
This album has risen in my view over time. I think it's their 3rd best, behind Sticky Fingers and Some Girls. React to 100 years ago from this album. I've yet to see someone do it.
It's absolutely fantastic. Number 3 for me as well.
You forgot Let it Bleed
One of their better albums for sure. 100 Years Ago is an underappreciated gem.
@@dickcnormis1444That one has become my favorite Rolling Stones album. It wasn't at first, but it kinda grew on me through the years.
@@dickcnormis1444 it's 4 or 5 for me.
Mick just turned 80 years old.. He's still "dating" 25 year old models..Ya gotta respect that..
And he's still dancing like Mick Jagger at his age. I am 71 and I can barely get around
Why? That's just embarrassing, if it's even true.
@@TT-fq7pl it's true.. it's not embarrassing for Mick.. Why would it bother you ?
@@michaelb.3982 I didn't say it bothers me. I just don't respect it. For one thing, why would a 25 year old want to date Mick Jagger? For all the wrong reasons. For another, why would an 80 year old want to date a 25 year old? Perhaps for home nursing care? That makes some sense, because it wouldn't likely be for the conversation.
@@TT-fq7pl It's none of our business... He's still in amazing shape btw ! Still touring and selling out large stadiums..
It's obviously the money, but if you can pull it off.. Why not ? We are free to date whoever we want the last time I checked..
Only liberal snobs sit around worrying about other people.. Atta Boy Mick !
Biz - I’d love to see you react to “Far Away Eyes” from their album Some Girls. Do it for me, Biz! 😊
I second that!
The Stones have a way to surprise you and reach you on the inside when you least expect it. Harsh reality thrown right in your face. Big Soul Biz I enjoy
Your intelligent, insightful commentary, it add new insights into the music. Thanks for all the hard work.
The incident your talking about when the cops shot that kid 41 times Bruce Springsteen wrote a great song about it called "41 Shots" It's amazing!
You can get killed just for living in your American skin.
This album 'goat's head soup' is one of my favorites.This album would a great one to review entirely....their 1970s stuff is my favorite.
Hey Biz, try "Stray Cat Blues" off of Beggar's Banquet. It's raw & remarkable. You'll love it.
It’s great to see people getting happiness from the classics.
Stones do it again. Still relevant over 50 years later
It's so cool to see you young guys appreciating the Stones. Keep up the good work and listen to more of them!!
Greatest Rock Band Ever !!
Greatest Blues Band Ever !!
Please react to the "Sticky Fingers" album.
It may be their best album..
Stones are original Rock bad boys, cutting edge Everytime.
Tha album is “goats head soup”
Try sister morphine or time waits for no one. Great instrumental’s on both.
Stones deep cuts no other reaction will touch; Torn and Frayed, 100 Years ago, Fingerprint file, All Down the Line...give these a shot.
Great reaction Bizmatik! I ❤ Rolling Stones! One of the best bands!
I Love that track! The Rolling Stones catalog 'for me' begins with "Beggar's Banquet" (1968) to "Tattoo You" (1980)
Painfully good 👍 exactly , yeah, same album Goat Head Soup
Loved your reaction! Love this song such great music such sadly revealing lyrics, NYC police were furious with the Stones and refused to provide security to them for several years. . Glad to see your appreciate the contributions of the rest of the band. Keith’s music deserves more credit, lots of musicians may be playing but the sound is straight from Mr. Richards.
They are 🔥 everything everytime
The only thing better than Goats Head Soup is a dude discovering and enjoying it, love the reaction. That's how it felt for me too back in Autumn 1973🕺🎶🎵🎸💎👌🔥☘️🇮🇪
Please continue your Rolling Stones journey !
This is definitely one of their best albums. This and Some Girls, I still listen to often.
Angie was the song I had my first slow dance to. lol
They are a great band. If I tried to make a list of thirty great Stones songs, there would be at least thirty great ones left off the list.
Listen to "Fool to Cry" if you haven't yet. It's a great one that gets overlooked.
One of my top 5 Stones tracks.
Lucky enough to enjoy this as long as I can remember, but also my dad had a lot of Motown records and soul music, lucky I guess.
I could tell that you really liked that one . One of my favorites too.
Goats Heads Soup was a pretty good album . Great reaction.
PREACH BIZ!
Fantastic reaction! This song is everything you said it is. I can remember when I really got into the Stones. I was in the 9th grade and it never faded, it only got stronger as the years went on. I had a mirrored keychain that I snatched from Spencers that I hung on my purse until I got my license and I believe someone snatched it from me. What goes around comes around. I wish I still had it. It's so sad that our police have gotten so trigger-happy. If you're not guilty, you shouldn't run but I can imagine having PTSD from getting chased by the cops. It's a sad state of affairs.
Gettin down to the floor down! A certain kinda smack... them horns don't disappoint!
Song’s 50 years old, SSDD
Biz, please check out the Rolling Stones' "Time Waits for No One."
As long as you’re on the Goats Head Soup album, have a listen to Star Star. 😂
Thanks for today’s Heartbreaker, Mr. Matik. 🔥
The right book will connect with you and move you. It’s got to be the right book.
Street Fighting Man Rolling Stones ..That is fire song and it has cool official video also..
2:12. Jaggers “oh yeahs” always get me grooving
Another Stones' classic! Love the horns and guitars interplay. About an all-too-relevant issue even today . . .
Love this song. Just saw Tedeschi Trucks Band perform it live and it was awesome
I LOVE ❤ the way that you really get into your music & enjoy it! Your enthusiasm is contagious & I wish I could listen to some music with you!
God does good work
It was so great that you finally reviewed this song. It's one of my absolute favorite songs. I think I requested this song. Those lyrics are as relevant today as they were when first recorded. The reason why the Stones are so good is because they know how to write songs and how to play music.
Do EXILE ON MAIN STREET! Best Stones album hands down!
Biz, love the hat.... Looks good on ya.
My favorite song by them, hands down
Nice choice from a very underrated album. There's an even better live version from 1973 in Brussels where they really stretch it out.
If you’re going to get into The Stones and really want to know them, you gotta get to know Keith Richards. As he’s said, in the band, Mick is the rock and he’s the roll. All the great guitar riffs you hear coming from them came from Keith. He’s also the backing vocals on almost all of their tracks and even does lead vocals on many tracks, many of which are awesome. Check out ‘Little T&A’, ‘Happy’, or ‘Before They Make Me Run’ if you want to hear some examples.
I keep tryin tell u dog... NEAJ DON'T PLAY! GREAT REACTION BIZ!
Try Sweet Virgina. Mick Taylor on that Les Paul standard 👍
Glad you mentioned Diallo. Public Enemy have a great song 41:19. About a police victim, possibly Diallo. There are too many. Same topic for Sinead O'Connor's (R.I.P.) song Black Boys On Mopeds. In Europe it's a true outrage when cops kill. In USA, it's just a tuesday. Great reaction, peace and blessings from NM
Curtis Mayfield vibes here .. guitar, backing vocals, storyline
I'm really enjoying your Stones reactions Biz. They groove like no other band. And there use of horns is unsurpassed in rock music.
And spot on, it is the same album as "Angie", GOAT'S HEAD SOUP. From the same album, "Winter" and "100 Years Ago" are superb.
Mick and Kieth deserve most of the credit for their greatness. Closest to Lennon-Mccartney as song writing duos.
Mick Jagger drew significant musical inspiration from blues, particularly the blues of African Americans. He also tried to incorporate the vocal techniques of African Americans into his own style
The 10-year-old boy shot through the heart lyric was inspired by the NYPD shooting of Clifford Glover who was minding his own business out walking with his stepfather.
Killer tune,
It is same album as Angie.....Goatshead Soup.
Bangerrrrrr
Hello Biz. You would also really like can't you here me knocking by these icons bro. Luv your videos!!!
Mick Taylor solo. Great song!!
Personally not my favourite song, "Angie", "Ruby Tuesday ", their repertoire is virtually endless
If you're going to react to Stones albums you should start with 1968-1972 because those were their best albums. Their first couple of albums in 1964 were mostly blues covers which may be why there wasn't great interest...
Did you do Stones, “Let it Bleed”?
I hope you do the Some Girls album! Every song is great! My favorite from the 70's era!
I’ve seen The Stones 16 times and only heard them play this once. I was sure glad they did. Fantastic song of the times; possibly worse today in some respects.
Try the Black & Blue album
Seeing you get lost in this song said it all.
Stones REFUSED to have NYPD security detail at their concerts, in protest after the "Central Park 5" tragedy.
Have you done “Bitch”.
so good it hurts! i think side 1 of GHS is as good as it gets
React to Winning Ugly.
Try Suck on the jugular. Great over looked song
The best thing about the Stones is that they don't have a definitive sound.
MONKEY MAN is a good one by the Stones. Funky af and, frankly, better than this tune. FINGERPRINT FILE is my all time favorite Rolling Stones funk tune, however.
Any song off of "Sticky Fingers "
Whenever I go to Taco Bell I become a fart breaker and I doo doo.
You're missing a "doo"
Great choice. Song is a banger!
I have to wonder whether the junkie girl who died might have been based at least in part on Devon Wilson, a close friend of Jimi Hendrix' who was irresistibly drawn to Mick as well, leading Jimi to immortalize her as 'Dolly Dagger'. She was reported to have died while taking part in a movie about NYC junkies. 😢💔🪆🗡
Perhaps not, never heard the "10 year-old" part before. 😮
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