"Shattered" is UK slang for being extremely tired. The song is basically about the wild, crazy life of New York City in the 70s. Just being there made them feel tired all over.
Yeah New York was definitely in tatters in the 70's!! The city was in debt up to it's ears crime ran rampit and there was garbage piling up all over the streets cause the city didn't have the money to pay the police departments and the sanitation crews. It was a wicked mess for sure!!
Wow...thanks Mark! First time hearing that regarding the slang...and I was in Middle School when "Some Girls" was released. Better later then never for the knowledge😁
Yes indeed. I have always loved Led Zeppelin and the Stones. My singing voice is more like Robert Plant than anyone else, and I took my drumming style directly from John Bonham. Only when I veered into playing live with a band that had a more Stones feel did I realize that their style of simple is a bitch to emulate well. Bonham and Watts were certainly kings of groove and feel!
People like to rag on the Stones, but, they were not afraid to be weird at times and that is what makes them great. This is actually a different type of release for them and the first single was MISS YOU, which is great too.
@@NuCkInFuTs1 It was good if you were a Rolling Stone and all the others whose legacies were established and had the ability to go anywhere else at anytime. But NYC was wide open on the wild side, AIDS was unknown and SEX and SEX and SEX and SEX.
Rolling Stones with a little disco, punk rock tune into their music as the late '70s were just entering into the '80s. Great song! These kids dig the music! jaja Fun and silly.
When I was a kid my buddies and I were rocking to this song and one of my crazy buds started dancing drunk and fell into my parents glass coffee table and completely SHATTERED it!
The Rolling Stones dropped their Some Girls album in 1978 and it quickly zoomed to number one in the charts worldwide. "Shattered", "Beast of Burden", "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" -- yes they covered The Temptations classic -- and "Miss You" -- another ode to New York City. When you check out "Miss You" -- I say when because that's one you must check out -- be sure to listen to the full length album version -- with the saxophone solo -- instead of the truncated shorter version. The album version is four minutes forty eight seconds long, so you'll know you've got the right version if it clocks in at that duration.
From their highly successful "Some Girls" record (1978). They even have a country tune on that record called "Far Away Eyes" that is a hoot. I love the Rolling Stones. If you like hard gritty blues check out their "Black and Blue" record, in particular "Hey Negrita". Great reaction, TY.
The video of Hey Negrita is tops! They may have been tanked up on substances when they made that video performance. Mick Jagger and Billy Preston are quite the combo.
The Stones play in a number of styles. I love their country side. Sweet Virginia, Far Away Eyes, Dead Flowers. And for guitar songs, try Can” t You Hear me Knocking or Time Waits for No One, (Mick Taylor - peak stones era) no offense to Brian or Ronnie.
It’s very hard to track down, but the Faces did a live version of “I’d Rather Go Blind” that appears in the Five Guys Walk into a Bar… box set where Ronnie plays a solo that knocked me off my feet. Look for it if you can!
I've never seen Brad so animated! Love the Stones and this song always reminds me of my college days dancing in the discos in Italy in early 1979! It's just fun!
A rocking recording of crazy live and times in NYC 🗽 funky, dark, gritty, urban, unfiltered, the rolling, bluesy, disco tinged . I love it. Great album listen.
Now this is late Stones from 1978. I always felt that this was Mick Jagger's take on punk music. I know y'all have reacted to most of the Stones' classic songs from the 60s and early 70s. But their best late songs need a listen: "Miss You" and "Start Me Up" are the two you've got to check out.
I'M FROM THE 70's! lol. I was a Freshman in high school when this album came out. I still have it, and was just playing it for my Grandkids! My love and knowledge of classic rock is my gift to them. You guys are my favorite reactors!
It's an ode to the glorious grimy, crime-ridden late 70s New York. Nothing “goofy” about it. Some Girls embodies the disco sleaze and gritty punk of NYC’s music scene, from Studio 54 to CBGB. You would love the album, which was viewed as a “comeback” record for the Stones.
It was crime ridden because the city was in debt up to their ears and they couldn't afford to pay the police departments and there was garbage littered all over the streets because they also couldn't afford to pay the sanitation crews!! Lol
"Shattered" is a great track by the Stones, but it's compressed, frenetic sound is clearly reflective of their cocaine use during that period. Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman set the groove for the rest of the guys.
This album came out when I was 12 years old and, overnight, I went from bubblegum-pop to listening to real rock and roll. It really did change my life. I actually have a Stones tongue tattooed on my arm. Stray Cat Blues is probably their best song, ever IMHO. Keep up the great work. You guys know how to pick 'em.
The secret to the Stones longevity is their ability to adapt...to change with the times and somehow still remain valid. Their musical catalog is immense...filled with dozens of number one hits. 🙂
Start Me up, Miss You, Respectable, Don't Stop, This will be the last time, Street fighting man, Jumping jack flash, 19th Nervous breakdown, Under my thumb, Not fade away, Fool to cry, She's a rainbow, Get off of my cloud, Ruby Tuesday, Paint it black, Undercover of the night, Emotional rescue, Honky Tonk Women, It's all over now, Let's spend the night together.... Just some really good rolling stones tracks
"Schmatte" is a Yiddish word for "rags". In modern times, it refers to the New York garment district. The importance of the place was put front and center in reality shows like Project Runway, RuPaul's Drag Race, and America's Top Model.
As someone who grew up in the NYC at this time in the late 70's they're singing about, this is soooo accurate. NYC was dirty abandoned, decadent and insane at the time. They got it all right. The parents left the city. So fun.
Man, when the Stones were "on" they could make anything likeable. This is not even really a song, but it's infectious. That guitar sound is what puts it over the top -- it was so original at the time.
BRAD IS A DEEP THINKER and very analytical AND BREAKS DOWN THE MUSIC WHICH IS GOOD.... HE KNOWS WHAT MAKES A GOOD SONG and music........LEX IS VERY ABSTRACT SHE has what is called aesthetics philosophy that deals with the principles of beauty and artistic taste. pertaining to, involving, or concerned with pure emotion and sensation as opposed to pure intellectuality She has what they told me in art school I lacked.. SHE FEELS AND GOES WITH THE FLOW IF IT MAKES HER FEEL GOOD LIKE DANCING...or it brings on a happy thought. SHE LIKES IT....two very different ways of thinking....YOU GUYS MAKE THE PERFECT COUPLE LIKE A MAGNET one minus atom and one positive atom YOU ATTRACT EACH OTHER stay ☺ ☺ happy always and have fun ...love your videos
I went to their concert at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia during this tour in 1978. There were 100,000 people there. We arrived from NY the night before. About 50,000 were there already partying all night. Good time!
First Brad & Lex reaction in which I’ve seen Brad and Lex (and bro) smile and laugh and bounce like this - together. I love it. You all had such fun with this.
Run 20 red lights in Mick’s honor! This album proved how good the Stones were as a band. Album is full of disco. Very impressed that the Stones could switch up and come out with an awesome album, Some Girls.
you guys really need to listen to more of the rolling stones. they are the longest running group in history. they started in the 60's and partially retired just recently. they have been making music for over 60 years and have like 55 albums
Brad got it,it's a fun song and that's all we needed back then too keep us from doing things that we weren't supposed to be doing, the drugs, the drinking and all the parties.
When this came out me and a buddy of mine would do a crazy dance that would make everyone at the party laugh their backsides off. I love this song. Brings back some fun memories.
Ive had more than a few discussions about quintessential songs that define bands. I have always argued that this one is the defining Rolling Stones song
I saw Rolling Stones I Boulder Colorado USA in 1981, and they put on a Very energetic live Show. Though I'm not a Big Fan of the Stones, I absolutely Love this Jam. 🤘😎
The lyrics are a bleak picture of life in New York City. The Stones always had a love/hate relationship with the US, and Mick Jagger's lyrics were often influenced by his thoughts on the country (see "Satisfaction"). New York in particular is a place where you could be wildly successful, but is also a city filled crime, drugs, and poverty. It should be noted that The Stones have taken shots at their home country of England as well, notably on "Hang Fire."
Great reaction. Some Girls was my first Stones album that wasn't a greatest hits. I played this over and over and over again. Never got tired of it. Also, he was describing the mood of Manhattan in the late '70s. Dirty, gritty, sexy and full of phonies, but they love it.
You guys should check out “Fingerprint File” from the Stones. Released in 1974, it’s pretty unique even by today’s standards. At some parts Jagger is just speaking, in others he’s whispering. It’s an awesome funk rock song with great lyrics.
Ive loved the Stones since the very first time I heard them, they have made so many different " sounds over the decades and I like every one. Saw them in germany in the 80! Great show and like 2 hrs long to boot!
If you like an acoustic with just a voice you should watch Steve Winwood sitting by a fireplace with his guitar on his lap and singing "Can't Find My Way Home". It's exquisite. It was first released when he was in the band Traffic and that fully instrumentated version is also worth listening to. It's a beautiful song.
A band i grew up with since the day i was born, mi dad (R.I.P) was a massive fan, i have all of his stones cds and vinyl, including the original vinyl edition of this album with the withdrawn sleeve (celebrities like Marilyn Monroe etc were on the inner sleeve)
The young ear is accustomed to OVERPRODUCTION - I concur with Brad that when an artist "has the goods" in this case MICK et.al that is ALL you need. THIS is a BRILLIANT Song, Not only was it a BIG HIT but we DANCED to it at the Club :-D
All about New York City in the 70s. For those who may not know, shmatta is Yiddish for rags..We called it Fun City for a reason. We were in tatters, but it was FUN!
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"Shattered" is UK slang for being extremely tired. The song is basically about the wild, crazy life of New York City in the 70s. Just being there made them feel tired all over.
Cool. I never knew that.
Yeah New York was definitely in tatters in the 70's!! The city was in debt up to it's ears crime ran rampit and there was garbage piling up all over the streets cause the city didn't have the money to pay the police departments and the sanitation crews. It was a wicked mess for sure!!
Wow...thanks Mark! First time hearing that regarding the slang...and I was in Middle School when "Some Girls" was released. Better later then never for the knowledge😁
Didn't know that. Cheers.
Hell yeah, the 1970s-thru-80s in NYC...
_Tough tough tough tough tough tough tough tough tough!_
_everything old is new again_
Charlie Watts on the drums was the king of ghost notes that sounds simple but is very difficult to replicate. Great observation Brad!
Brad is spot on.... lay down a sick simple beat, and the rest takes care of itself with good writing and vocal delivery....love this song....
Yes indeed. I have always loved Led Zeppelin and the Stones. My singing voice is more like Robert Plant than anyone else, and I took my drumming style directly from John Bonham. Only when I veered into playing live with a band that had a more Stones feel did I realize that their style of simple is a bitch to emulate well. Bonham and Watts were certainly kings of groove and feel!
Their going to really miss Charlie on drums.😞RIP
People like to rag on the Stones, but, they were not afraid to be weird at times and that is what makes them great. This is actually a different type of release for them and the first single was MISS YOU, which is great too.
The stones are one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
People rag on the Stones?!
@@Eowyn187 right!?
At times....ask David Bowie...lol
@@Eowyn187 😅 Yes I've heard numerous people do it. They're just ones of those bands that some love to hate.
Never saw Brad so excited for a song. Stones are awesome. Lots more to dive into.
Yeah Brad really came to life on this one
Always come back to Rock n Roll
I have never seen Brad like this.
It’s the band’s tribute to New York City. In the 70’s it was quite, violent, drug fueled, and out of control. In other words…it was fun.
Everything was fun in the 70's, I know because I was a kid 😛⚡✌️🤘
Hey Patrick don't forget about the city was in debt up to their ears too!!!
@@NuCkInFuTs1 yep, sure was. Remember Mayor Ed “how am I doing “ Koch?
@@PatrickMersinger no I just watched some documentary about the city being in shambles in the 70's a while back. I was shocked on how bad it was!
@@NuCkInFuTs1 It was good if you were a Rolling Stone and all the others whose legacies were established and had the ability to go anywhere else at anytime. But NYC was wide open on the wild side, AIDS was unknown and SEX and SEX and SEX and SEX.
Rolling Stones with a little disco, punk rock tune into their music as the late '70s were just entering into the '80s. Great song! These kids dig the music! jaja Fun and silly.
Ummmm... this song was rap... before there was rap. Mick is spittin BARS.
" Shattered" Stines 1978.. classic party song.. luv it!
“Start Me Up” the first track on The Rolling Stones album ‘Tattoo You’ 1981. Another Great up beat song.
When I was a kid my buddies and I were rocking to this song and one of my crazy buds started dancing drunk and fell into my parents glass coffee table and completely SHATTERED it!
The Rolling Stones dropped their Some Girls album in 1978 and it quickly zoomed to number one in the charts worldwide. "Shattered", "Beast of Burden", "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" -- yes they covered The Temptations classic -- and "Miss You" -- another ode to New York City. When you check out "Miss You" -- I say when because that's one you must check out -- be sure to listen to the full length album version -- with the saxophone solo -- instead of the truncated shorter version. The album version is four minutes forty eight seconds long, so you'll know you've got the right version if it clocks in at that duration.
Don't think I've seen Brad so happy!
"Shes So Cold" is another great one by them to check out.
Watching them bob in unison was so funny, they were loving it!
@@finallythere100 throw indian girl in there too same lp.
Shattered is from the Stones "Some Girls" album. Their last Super LP...
From their highly successful "Some Girls" record (1978). They even have a country tune on that record called "Far Away Eyes" that is a hoot. I love the Rolling Stones. If you like hard gritty blues check out their "Black and Blue" record, in particular "Hey Negrita". Great reaction, TY.
The video of Hey Negrita is tops! They may have been tanked up on substances when they made that video performance. Mick Jagger and Billy Preston are quite the combo.
New wave was coming in then, this song reminds me of that
im sure the song "Some Girls" would shock the hosts
@@bopep1368 yes, especially parts of the lyrics.
Sweet Virginia is another.
Damn, I'm just totally impressed! Brad REALLY enjoyed this! Great to see him this hyped. Fr. ♡
I think it's badass jam. Nothing goofy about.
Let's hear it for Keith's awesome guitar sound on this one! Groovy as hell.
The Stones play in a number of styles. I love their country side. Sweet Virginia, Far Away Eyes, Dead Flowers. And for guitar songs, try Can” t You Hear me Knocking or Time Waits for No One, (Mick Taylor - peak stones era) no offense to Brian or Ronnie.
It’s very hard to track down, but the Faces did a live version of “I’d Rather Go Blind” that appears in the Five Guys Walk into a Bar… box set where Ronnie plays a solo that knocked me off my feet. Look for it if you can!
A total underrated classic.
Brad would probably enjoy 'Miss You" by the Rolling Stones as well.
Who doesn’t? :) Such a fun song with that relentless, simple disco beat and Mick doing his thang. It’s a straight up banger.
I've never seen Brad so animated! Love the Stones and this song always reminds me of my college days dancing in the discos in Italy in early 1979! It's just fun!
A rocking recording of crazy live and times in NYC 🗽 funky, dark, gritty, urban, unfiltered, the rolling, bluesy, disco tinged . I love it. Great album listen.
I never would have described this song as silly or goofy. Fun, upbeat, maybe even quirky.
oh my...so sad...you are butthurt...need a glass of warm milk
Now this is late Stones from 1978. I always felt that this was Mick Jagger's take on punk music. I know y'all have reacted to most of the Stones' classic songs from the 60s and early 70s. But their best late songs need a listen: "Miss You" and "Start Me Up" are the two you've got to check out.
I agree with the punk influence.The late 70's Rolling Stones played a lot of uptempo stuff,Where the boys go,Let me go,respectable and so on.
They were the original punks. And they didn’t need pins stuck in their guts to prove it.
I'M FROM THE 70's! lol. I was a Freshman in high school when this album came out. I still have it, and was just playing it for my Grandkids! My love and knowledge of classic rock is my gift to them. You guys are my favorite reactors!
You go Grandpa !! Our grandchildren have the coolest generation of grandparents! 😆❤☮
It's an ode to the glorious grimy, crime-ridden late 70s New York. Nothing “goofy” about it. Some Girls embodies the disco sleaze and gritty punk of NYC’s music scene, from Studio 54 to CBGB. You would love the album, which was viewed as a “comeback” record for the Stones.
It was crime ridden because the city was in debt up to their ears and they couldn't afford to pay the police departments and there was garbage littered all over the streets because they also couldn't afford to pay the sanitation crews!! Lol
"Shattered" is a great track by the Stones, but it's compressed, frenetic sound is clearly reflective of their cocaine use during that period. Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman set the groove for the rest of the guys.
Those wild Studio 54 days..
This album came out when I was 12 years old and, overnight, I went from bubblegum-pop to listening to real rock and roll. It really did change my life. I actually have a Stones tongue tattooed on my arm. Stray Cat Blues is probably their best song, ever IMHO. Keep up the great work. You guys know how to pick 'em.
same here
I am with you 1000% Brad, always been one of my favorite Stones songs. Great backing rhythm holding it down while Mick is just doing his thang!
The secret to the Stones longevity is their ability to adapt...to change with the times and somehow still remain valid. Their musical catalog is immense...filled with dozens of number one hits. 🙂
Start Me up, Miss You, Respectable, Don't Stop, This will be the last time, Street fighting man, Jumping jack flash, 19th Nervous breakdown, Under my thumb, Not fade away, Fool to cry, She's a rainbow, Get off of my cloud, Ruby Tuesday, Paint it black, Undercover of the night, Emotional rescue, Honky Tonk Women, It's all over now, Let's spend the night together.... Just some really good rolling stones tracks
You guys should react to…
The Rolling Stones - Miss You
🎸🤘
I have a new-found appreciation for the Rolling Stones now thanks to your reaction. Well done. 😎
"Schmatte" is a Yiddish word for "rags". In modern times, it refers to the New York garment district. The importance of the place was put front and center in reality shows like Project Runway, RuPaul's Drag Race, and America's Top Model.
As someone who grew up in the NYC at this time in the late 70's they're singing about, this is soooo accurate. NYC was dirty abandoned, decadent and insane at the time. They got it all right. The parents left the city. So fun.
That song and your reaction gave smiles from ear to ear. Thanks!
"Just waiting on a friend" same kind of vibe from the Stones. Worth a reaction.
Man, when the Stones were "on" they could make anything likeable. This is not even really a song, but it's infectious. That guitar sound is what puts it over the top -- it was so original at the time.
Genius. This one exudes attitude from every note.
You need to watch a live performance. Mick Jagger (singer) has some serious moves!! (Like Jagger). Outstanding performers and characters
Try "Miss You"(from the same album), it is the ultimate feel-good Stones song!
BRAD IS A DEEP THINKER and very analytical AND BREAKS DOWN THE MUSIC WHICH IS GOOD.... HE KNOWS WHAT MAKES A GOOD SONG and music........LEX IS VERY ABSTRACT SHE has what is called aesthetics
philosophy that deals with the principles of beauty and artistic taste. pertaining to, involving, or concerned with pure emotion and sensation as opposed to pure intellectuality
She has what they told me in art school I lacked.. SHE FEELS AND GOES WITH THE FLOW IF IT MAKES HER FEEL GOOD LIKE DANCING...or it brings on a happy thought. SHE LIKES IT....two very different ways of thinking....YOU GUYS MAKE THE PERFECT COUPLE LIKE A MAGNET one minus atom and one positive atom YOU ATTRACT EACH OTHER stay ☺ ☺ happy always and have fun ...love your videos
I went to their concert at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia during this tour in 1978. There were 100,000 people there. We arrived from NY the night before. About 50,000 were there already partying all night. Good time!
This is one of my favorite Stones songs! Often overlooked. Cool you guys did this one. Thanx! ❤️
Always one of my favorite Stones songs... it's classic, simple, fun, and has a powerful groove.
First Brad & Lex reaction in which I’ve seen Brad and Lex (and bro) smile and laugh and bounce like this - together. I love it. You all had such fun with this.
Mick's little ditty about New York City, while he was hiding out from The Hell's Angels, they were still mad at him about Altamont.
Run 20 red lights in Mick’s honor! This album proved how good the Stones were as a band. Album is full of disco. Very impressed that the Stones could switch up and come out with an awesome album, Some Girls.
Not true. It has 1 kind of a disco song on it, and that's Miss You. Far Away Eyes is a country song, the rest mostly (hard) rock.
They were amazing Keith Richard's looks like he passed away 20 years ago but still jamming
"Lie down Keith."
"Why?"
"Cause your dead."
🤣🤣
I'm convinced there's a whole Weekend at Bernie's thing going on with Keith
you guys really need to listen to more of the rolling stones. they are the longest running group in history. they started in the 60's and partially retired just recently. they have been making music for over 60 years and have like 55 albums
"I Know It's Only Rock And Roll (But I Like It)"
I seen that tour 1978 at Will Rogers Auditorium Fort Worth Texas great show the peak of the Stones
Brad got it,it's a fun song and that's all we needed back then too keep us from doing things that we weren't supposed to be doing, the drugs, the drinking and all the parties.
Brad & Lex, always love your fresh takes. I grew up on these songs and you consistently point out things I never noticed!
She's So Cold and Respectable are two more fun ones.
You guys are GREAT! Love how you smile and move with the beat. Your comments are right on the mark!
This is one of my all time favorite albums!!!👌👍✌😁
When this came out me and a buddy of mine would do a crazy dance that would make everyone at the party laugh their backsides off. I love this song. Brings back some fun memories.
This is one of my favorites by the Stones! Just because it's so different from their other stuff, and it's a fun song.
Stones are a groove band. Pure rock n roll. Not many pure rock n roll bands around. Stones have the groove down cold
“Miss you” one of the funkiest stones songs ever
RIP Charlie..TY for your genius...
Side note, you were all bopping your heads to this song!
Ive had more than a few discussions about quintessential songs that define bands. I have always argued that this one is the defining Rolling Stones song
The Stones are awesome. and you guys are too! the only reaction channel worth watching honestly.
Rolling Stones South American Tour and Muscle Shoals docs...Stones started on Delta Blues.
This song is the JAM!
The Stones having a little fun.
You guys know it's a fun song!!! Shattered. Been a while since I've heard this jewel.
Love this song....very fun with an awesome guitar riff to carry the whole way...
Finally the Worlds Greatest Rock n Roll band. Do more!!
I saw Rolling Stones I Boulder Colorado USA in 1981, and they put on a Very energetic live Show. Though I'm not a Big Fan of the Stones, I absolutely Love this Jam. 🤘😎
The lyrics are a bleak picture of life in New York City.
The Stones always had a love/hate relationship with the US, and Mick Jagger's lyrics were often influenced by his thoughts on the country (see "Satisfaction"). New York in particular is a place where you could be wildly successful, but is also a city filled crime, drugs, and poverty. It should be noted that The Stones have taken shots at their home country of England as well, notably on "Hang Fire."
Absolutely right. 1970s NYC was pretty grimy and gritty.
This came out just as punk rock was hitting and really has that punk energy about it.
A little proto-rap too
I remember thinking at the time this was the Stones' punk song as well.
Great reaction. Some Girls was my first Stones album that wasn't a greatest hits. I played this over and over and over again. Never got tired of it.
Also, he was describing the mood of Manhattan in the late '70s. Dirty, gritty, sexy and full of phonies, but they love it.
Preach it, Brad!
One of the greatest rock'n'roll albums of all time IMO. Excellence!!
I❤️The Rolling Stones!🥺🥰🤗🎶
You guys need to do Miss You of that same album as Shattered, another fun crazy New York song, kind of disco era.
I got this album for 16th birthday. It had already been out for a couple of years , but was still hot. The Stones are Rock Royalty.
Exactly Brad! “That’s all you need!”
Over 50 yrs. Stones have obviously staying power. Mick Jaggar commands the stage like Freddie M. & Steven Tyler. All voices Unmistakable! 🎸 🎶
You guys should check out “Fingerprint File” from the Stones. Released in 1974, it’s pretty unique even by today’s standards. At some parts Jagger is just speaking, in others he’s whispering. It’s an awesome funk rock song with great lyrics.
Good version on their live album, too.
fun song from the 70's Mick just being Mick... roll the tape.... EZ PZ another Hit for the Stones...lol thumbs up guys, more please...
Ive loved the Stones since the very first time I heard them, they have made so many different " sounds over the decades and I like every one. Saw them in germany in the 80! Great show and like 2 hrs long to boot!
I love seeing you young people listen to and appreciate Great Rock and Roll.
Crazy ass Stones 🎸🎤☠
He was singing about real New York City life in the late 70's
If you like an acoustic with just a voice you should watch Steve Winwood sitting by a fireplace with his guitar on his lap and singing "Can't Find My Way Home". It's exquisite. It was first released when he was in the band Traffic and that fully instrumentated version is also worth listening to. It's a beautiful song.
Yep.
"Some Girls". What a great album!
A band i grew up with since the day i was born, mi dad (R.I.P) was a massive fan, i have all of his stones cds and vinyl, including the original vinyl edition of this album with the withdrawn sleeve (celebrities like Marilyn Monroe etc were on the inner sleeve)
Great album lots of great songs!!
Takes me back to partying during my high school years! lmao! Check out The Rolling Stones, "She's So Cold"
You guys switched roles! Brad is totally into the groove, and Lex is the skeptical one.
I agree with Cadinho Meireles, "Miss You" by Rolling Stones!
Great job by Brad bringing up the fact that all you need is a simple instrumental when you have a groove like Jagger!!!
The young ear is accustomed to OVERPRODUCTION - I concur with Brad that when an artist "has the goods" in this case MICK et.al that is ALL you need. THIS is a BRILLIANT Song, Not only was it a BIG HIT but we DANCED to it at the Club :-D
He's got the moves, cus he is Jagger
The Stones are pure energy. I saw them live in '93 and they never sounded the same after that. They sounded BETTER.
Beast Of Burden is such a great song
All about New York City in the 70s. For those who may not know, shmatta is Yiddish for rags..We called it Fun City for a reason. We were in tatters, but it was FUN!
"Miss You" off this same album is my favorite from the Stones. It's 70's disco-funk and has a great groove.