The first 7 seconds of this song are so haunting and immediately draw you into the song. Brian Jones was a genius instrumentalist. In 50 years people will still be listening to The Rolling Stones and appreciating their genius.
I've been listening to the Stones, ever since I saw them on their first US tour. Lately I've been relistening to everything, but paying more attention to the contributions of Charlie Watts. Enjoying it, as always.
My uncle played with him before the stones in a skiffle band. I imagine Watts was on the pots and pans..... hhmmmm goes me an idea, the kids won't of heard of skiffle, they'll think I invented it hahaha
@@warrenhughes6484 Cool. I know what you're talking about with skiffle in the UK. We called it mainly folk in the USA. I thought Charlie only played in jazz groups before the Stones , 'though.Good to know more about him. I've been a fan since about 1964 and a super fan since Satisfaction in 1965 and I especially loved Charlie , 2nd only to Mick.I could always pick him out in grainy photos in Tiger Beat magazine even though he was usually trying to hide. My older brother on leave from the Army heard Paint It Black and asked me who was that on drums and that he was really good.My brother could play and sing almost anything ( and had a real garage band which played in bars ---- which our parents disapproved of ). He loved drumming and had all of Buddy Rich's albums then.He didn't like the Stones but recognized Charlie's huge talent from the beginning. ------ Sharon in South Florida.
Absolutely indisputable. So much better than most at the time... And somehow the fact that they were Brittish makes it so much more unlikely. Man they must have just been off the charts cool to the brittish, no offence to brittain, but cool just wasnt your strong suit. Well i guess its still not, but thanks for the stones.
People usually fail to understand just how early the Rolling Stones were. This song came out in the 60's! Can you imagine how it felt to hear a song like this in a decade when people were still listening to Elvis?
Nice seeing you here to. I was reminiscing on the days I played twisted metal Black and it reminded me of this song. It appears we are all on a nostalgia trip today I see.
Meine Vater aus Mexiko (sowie ich), ist auch 74 Jahre alt und liebt die Rolling Stones. Meine ganze Kindheit haben wir Zuhause solche Bands gehört. Langes Leben für die Stones!
56 but who's counting ... My older brother just celebrated is 55th and was born in December 1967. More than a year after this songs release on October 7th of 1966
@@kane2440 I also have actually good old rock bands like Bon Jovi in my playlist, so yeah. I only like that one song by Post Malone, which also happens to have Ozzy Osbourne in it.
Timeless music! 60s-90s were truly the best times for music, sure we've had some bangers during the 2000s aswell but most of it has been hot garbage IMO
@@mynameis4555 Trash taste? so not listening to music that has the same brainless beat in 20 different song is bad taste? nice logic. 90% of all pop music made during the last 20 years have more or less been the same.
I cannot believe that this song was released in the 60s!! Ahead of its time for sure. I grew up listening to this when I was younger playing Twisted Metal Black.
It isn't until you pay attention to the lyrics that you realize that this song is about mourning the sudden loss of your loved one, which makes your entire world go black. Brilliant song and lyrics! Long live the Stones!
Wow, I just noticed that "Wednesday" series was playing a cello song very similar Westworld Orchestra song. Had no idea they were both from another OG artist - Awesome song! Ramin djawadi sure does it justice.
I remember playing this very loud on a school trip with another guy I never spoke to who sat next to me in the bus. He told me he could hear it, so I said sorry and turned the volume down. Then he immediately said: "Woah, I didn't say to turn it down! Got any more of that shit?" Still Best friend to this day
What a good song. It makes me feel in the 60's and more during the Vietnam War. Many of our grandparents knew this song an that Time and we, their grandchildren, fell in love with it. Long Live The Rolling Stones.
@@bobmafias4159 I sorry. My father came back after three years in Vietnam. He came out of his heroin fog sometimes when the PTSD hit him. He once drove the car with me in it into a canal because he was screaming Charlie was behind us. They found a bunch of needles in the glove box when they got us and then the car out. My mom left him for that and I saw him once more before he died. He was shooting heroin sublingually because all his views were shot and he could only get his neck in one spot or under his tongue. He eventually, inevitably, overdosed and his pain was finally over. War does horrific things to the ones who die there and also to the ones who come back.
Such horrible stories. I dont know much about the Vietnam war or trauma caused by war in general. But i feel like there should be more attention for it. I recently watched apocilipse now, and hearing these stories makes me see the movie differently.
This song has been stuck in my head for over 15 years, and i couldn't even remember the lyrics for it. Glad i found it now! Better late than never. A real banger!
Saw them last night in LA! One of the best concerts I've ever witnessed. It's wild how these guys are reaching their 80s and can still rock an arena full of people.
Many years ago when I was attending the guitar school our teacher made learn some steps of sound and its musical rhythm. It has been a good experience to understand what means coordination of a time musical.
I only actually looked at the lyrics a few weeks ago and realised its true meaning as this is exactly what I went through myself when I lost the love of my life.
I just turned 70,I was 13 when this came out. Grown up listening to every one of their albums. Seen them live 3X.Now I'm turning my grandkids on to them. Thx for the memories.
My dad showed me this song when I was younger, I downloaded it in my mp3 and I would always listen to it I loved it. Now, some years later, I finally listened to it again, It never gets old, I still love it. It brings back so many memories from that time when my dad showed it to me. I'm so grateful for my dad for showing me this kind of music :))
@pizzarollsinurhair from the totally opposite standpoint , my son grew up listening to my Stones stuff , I bought him a toy guitar and he (5 yrs old ) used to walk around the house strumming with a rolled up piece of paper hanging out of his mouth ( keith's cigarette )... F Fwd June 22 I took him to see the Stones at Hyde Park , right up by the stage . Some emotions you just cant put into words .... what a day that was .... I don't know YOU from Adam , just make sure your boy grows up knowing this music . Some bonds can't be broken .
Я недавно услышала мотив этой песни и это вызвало у меня ностальгию. Не могла вспомнить откуда я это знаю. И вот при просмотре фильма я вспомнила музыку своего отца)))
We all have our own views on the lyrics and the sentiment of the song but just appreciate it for what it is ... a timeless classic given to us by a band of superb musicians and song writers. When all the manufactured boy and girl "bands" have long gone, the Stones' music will still be pleasing future generations.
This weekend I had to paint a cellar door... the primer coat was a rust/red color and then the person I was doing the painting for changed their mind at the last minute from a blue top coat to a black coat. I found myself painting a red door black and knew what music I needed to play while doing it. :-)
@@deadopsgx8578 You are right it is a self promo. But I am showing how he influenced me. I did not learn the song the day he died, thats impossible. I have played the song for ages and when he died i thought I would make a proper drum cover as tribute.
When I first saw the Stones I was hooked. Get Off of My Cloud was the winner💯 this song came out just before my birthday in 1966, May. It became a theme song for me when my brother got killed in Vietnam 1969 3 years later. Black has been my favorite color ever since. The counterculture that the stones represented transcended decades and has continued on through today for even the younger people that have listened to their music. Mick and Keith will always be two of the better songwriting Duos in Rock and Roll history.😉🤘
I’m french, I have to make a présentation for my cinema class around this music. I’ll have to sing it and act a scenario I wrote myself on the music. This is about a musician that have his personnality and loves his art, but he got haters, that want him to stop wear read and want him to wear black instead. At first he doesn’t care that much, but it hurt him that so many peoples want him to change so bad. So he does. He paint his shirts in black, and the next concert he appears in black, acting like he’s never been better, but he’s not really fine. And at the end he sits alone and regret his past himself. I’ll cover myself in true black paint (gouache) tomorrow, wish me good luck ! ⭐️🩸⚫️
@@creepersnaps9781 Per quello basta essere italiani; dopo 70 anni ci sono ancora molti fascisti ma per legge (e per fortuna) non posso rifondare il partito Non fosse per quella legge l'Italia sarebbe ancora fascista....
Man, this era was the best for music imo. I started listening to Rolling Stones recently, and this song is currently my favourite by them. Not only them but many great artists/ bands made this era fantastic. Yet, this song has an indescribable quality I like very much.
Michael Jbach fuckkking proof today we do some scrap music nit everyone but almost all put some robot voice ...am boring ... at least its just a trend and its gonna be gone soon :)
My teacher played this song cause he died, however she made a simple yet fatal mistake, she played a faster variant, or actually.. maybe it wasnt whatever she still played the song
This is my favourite Rolling Stones song (and I know many will agree with me). I don't know what, but there's something about this song that just soothes my soul in ways I can't explain. Like, when I listen to it, it's almost a reminder that everything is going to be okay..... Either that or I'm just song crazy
I can totally relate and fully agree. There was a point in my life when I felt the need to press the reset button, and this song was the first move. And somehow it gave me hope that everything will be fine and the energy to go for the solution, to act on it and not just wait, to make things right in my life.
I think it's because the lyrics are sad but the music is strong and the message fanatic. I always liked the part at the end best- "I wanna see it painted, painted, painted BLACK! I wanna see the sun flying out of the sky! I wanna see it black, black as coal, black as night!" (Or the other way around).
1942🙀 he was 9 years younger than India's most beautiful actress Madhubala at the time..both die at same year Since Madhubala and Marilyn Monroe were compared, let me tell yiu another legendary singer 9 years younger than Marilyn Monroe .... 🗣️ 🗣️ ELVIS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I listen to this when I'm deeply depressed. I used to think it reminded me of the love other people have for me, but I think it actually reminds me of the love that's already inside me. It makes sense. This song isn't going to suddenly rewire my brain to feel loved by others. In the moment, my mind can only work with what it already has.
I do the same when I'm depressed, I listen to this song to help me think about what the effects of a self-unaliving would have on my loved ones. It helps, even if just a little bit.
It's a shame... I feel that when Keith Richards and Mick Jagger pass away, the Rolling Stones will be no more, as they are two of the band's most prominent members.
Alright, this one is actually funny. Not funny like it makes me want to laugh like an anime antagonist, but funny like every other meme makes me exhale through my nose
It's now July 26, 2023 and Mick is now 80. I've been listening to Paint It Black since 1966. It's still amazing! I'm a retired sign painter now...and the instructions at work to "Paint It Black" always got us to break into this tune. Love it! and Happy 80th birthday Mick!
Not a bad tune but that's only due to Bryan Jones of course, after he was murdered that was it, if you want music with depth listen to the Beatles and most other groups, this mob are living off one or two tunes 60 year old or so, how many number 1s did they achieve????!!!???😮
The Beatles were the 1st to use the sitar. They got the idea when filming "Help" in the scene with the sitar. As a guitarist, George was fascinated by it.
I remember our family going to a restaurant back in the 60's and my mom gave me and my sister each a dime to play a song on the juke box.. I was trying to be cool and saw The Rolling Stones so picked this song never having heard it. My sister said "you won't like it". Me being the obstinate little shit I was said yes I will. Well, the song freaked me out but then I had to pretended I liked it just to spite her. It was current so i would have been 6 or 7. As I grew older it did become a favorite but I have never forgot that first hearing.
That's such a cool way to hear it for the first time. I can't remember the first time I heard this but I decided to look it up and because I've heard so much good things about it and the song felt so damn nostalgic for some reason. I instantly fell in love
I don't care what brought you here. Iam just happy you appreciate good old classic rock n roll. Its amazing how music can bring different people together no matter the colour, gender or personal lifestyle.
If your statement is true, there needs to be more people in this world like you (Yes it rhymed, no it wasn't intentional). There's too many people in this world these days that wants to make issues about non-issues. Have a good one and stay awesome.
@@TheValithan It's a completely different melody. The sound in which the sitar occurs can be similar. If it was plagiarism, the case would have gone to court a long time ago, as in the case of Led Zeppelin, which has had hundreds of lawsuits because it steals ideas from others.
I’ve had this song stuck in my head for a few days now and it was bothering me so much that I couldn’t figure out which it was. I couldn’t remember the lyrics for anything lol but the tune was just on constant replay. When I found it, it was like finding an old friend lol!! That tune is something familiar, and comforting to me. Like something is coming!! Can anyone else feel that?
The Stones have and unbelievably still are a world treasure! Their catalogue of hits and amazing timeless appeal are unmatched in history. Their in the 7 decade of performing. We will never see this repeated, enjoy it!
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Timeless.
Mahir Cave what the frick
Mahir Cave
Stfu
Bruh you're comment keeps getting deleted and you always comment it again lol sad
This song never seems to age.
Mahir Cave mahir
The first 7 seconds of this song are so haunting and immediately draw you into the song. Brian Jones was a genius instrumentalist. In 50 years people will still be listening to The Rolling Stones and appreciating their genius.
Definitely! He learnt to play the sitar specially for this song. That Indian instrument gives to the song its peculiar and unique sound.
@@cath_kitty5246 Always remember BRIAN JONES the founder of the Rolling Stones 🙏👏👏👏
"Haunting" isn't a good phrase to explain that intro that shit is just plain "amazing" or "enchanting" would be the best word
Is it the same song that call of duty zombies had? ...maybe bo2 or bo3
@@mohmmed1665 I think it was
I've been listening to the Stones, ever since I saw them on their first US tour. Lately I've been relistening to everything, but paying more attention to the contributions of Charlie Watts. Enjoying it, as always.
What year
2021
1973
My uncle played with him before the stones in a skiffle band. I imagine Watts was on the pots and pans..... hhmmmm goes me an idea, the kids won't of heard of skiffle, they'll think I invented it hahaha
@@warrenhughes6484 Cool. I know what you're talking about with skiffle in the UK. We called it mainly folk in the USA. I thought Charlie only played in jazz groups before the Stones , 'though.Good to know more about him.
I've been a fan since about 1964 and a super fan since Satisfaction in 1965 and I especially loved Charlie , 2nd only to Mick.I could always pick him out in grainy photos in Tiger Beat magazine even though he was usually trying to hide. My older brother on leave from the Army heard Paint It Black and asked me who was that on drums and that he was really good.My brother could play and sing almost anything ( and had a real garage band which played in bars ---- which our parents disapproved of ). He loved drumming and had all of Buddy Rich's albums then.He didn't like the Stones but recognized Charlie's huge talent from the beginning. ------ Sharon in South Florida.
My grandad was cremated 4 days ago and this was the song to begin his funeral ceremony, like the rocker he was, RIP grandpa
rip may he be eternally happy and at peace❤️
RIP it must suck hes gone I hope he had a happy and fufilling life at least with you and his other family ❤😔
Rolling Stones is possibly one of the most timeless bands. This song sounds like it could have come out anytime since the 60s
Haha
Absolutely indisputable. So much better than most at the time... And somehow the fact that they were Brittish makes it so much more unlikely. Man they must have just been off the charts cool to the brittish, no offence to brittain, but cool just wasnt your strong suit. Well i guess its still not, but thanks for the stones.
@@shannonbrostad152 wait what? there's only one T in Britain.
@@spacechannelfiver Where?
this song was released in 1966
People usually fail to understand just how early the Rolling Stones were.
This song came out in the 60's! Can you imagine how it felt to hear a song like this in a decade when people were still listening to Elvis?
You mean the time where racism is so bad that people got killed?
It was a sing that was enjoyed by American soldiers in Vietnam
Song
People still listen to Elvis.
@@bluesteel8376 your mom listens to Elvis
When I was in college I had to do an essay explaining this song, it's pretty cool.
Hey, I just covered this song and would love to hear your thoughts good or bad. Sending love from Turkey ❤️❤️
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Nice seeing you here to. I was reminiscing on the days I played twisted metal Black and it reminded me of this song. It appears we are all on a nostalgia trip today I see.
damn, thats very cool! Which year was that in, can you recall?
Hahaha
Es war wirklich der erste Hard Rock, seiner Zeit weit voraus. Diese harten Gitarren Riffs höre ich auch heute noch gern, bin 74 Jahre alt😊
Damn bro
Gut so. Ich bin 34 und finds auch geil. Stabil bleiben
Meine Vater aus Mexiko (sowie ich), ist auch 74 Jahre alt und liebt die Rolling Stones. Meine ganze Kindheit haben wir Zuhause solche Bands gehört. Langes Leben für die Stones!
74, holy cow
I only got hard rock and guitar riff
The way this song can encompass so many different meanings is what will always cement it in relevance. A true masterpiece of music.
What is the meaning? If I had to guess it's the temptation of infidelity
actual poetry. music is so dead these days.
Do you guys really not know what this song is about? I just assumed it was common knowledge. Eee.
@@Abraxas0365 que 🤔 en
@@allistertenpenny6871 bereavement and the despondency one feels during that process.
Can't believe this song is 55 years old😯 the music is still so refreshing
I agree
Esta canción es como el vino. Espectacular.
At first, I thought it was published on 1970s.
56 but who's counting ... My older brother just celebrated is 55th and was born in December 1967. More than a year after this songs release on October 7th of 1966
56*
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My dad died yesterday, aged 92....he introduced me to The Stones and so many more but I know this was his favourite. Here's to you dad...R.I.P
R.I.P 🕊😔
R.I.P
I'm sorry for your loss mate...
@@Ταπεινόχαμομηλάκι-γ4ψ thank you
R.I.P bro
Guitar Hero 3.... I miss you.
that just made me cry...
People with 5 stars on expert wya ?
Nostalgia memories roll by
i played it and i love it again
you are totally right
Rip Charlie watts :(. Absolute legend. He’s the backbone of the band and this song
Death is a scary thing. RIP
This might be his best drumming. RIP Charlie.
He was the best drummer EVER. Without Charlie, the Stones would have gone nowhere.
R.I.P. Charlie Watts, I just did a drum cover of this amazing track as tribute!
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As if I thought 2021 couldn't get worse for Rock And Roll
A classic Stones song!
I love it!!❤
This song is full of the exaggerated swagger of a painted black door
i hate you
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Exswaggerated. I'll see myself out..
OH DAMN
No no, he's got a point...
Damn, this song makes me feel such anguish, like something tearing from the inside.
The instrumentals and vocals are simply amazing
It makes happy we are not the same
Nah, The Rolling Stones were complete trash. One of the most garbage vocals & song composition I’ve ever heard
@@deadopsgx8578 the dude has post Malone in his favorites dont take a mumble rap fan serious lol
@@kane2440 true true
@@kane2440
I also have actually good old rock bands like Bon Jovi in my playlist, so yeah. I only like that one song by Post Malone, which also happens to have Ozzy Osbourne in it.
This song won't be forgotten, no matter how many times I listen to it , it will never get old
Favorite Stones song.🤘
Timeless music! 60s-90s were truly the best times for music, sure we've had some bangers during the 2000s aswell but most of it has been hot garbage IMO
@@xentionX I got newa for you. Music around any period of time has good and bad. You just may have a trash taste in music, friend.
@@mynameis4555 Trash taste? so not listening to music that has the same brainless beat in 20 different song is bad taste? nice logic. 90% of all pop music made during the last 20 years have more or less been the same.
let it be so
I cannot believe that this song was released in the 60s!! Ahead of its time for sure. I grew up listening to this when I was younger playing Twisted Metal Black.
It isn't until you pay attention to the lyrics that you realize that this song is about mourning the sudden loss of your loved one, which makes your entire world go black.
Brilliant song and lyrics!
Long live the Stones!
I think it's more about the Vietnam soldiers lamenting the loss of themselves, even if they came back alive.
@@nosiree7104 No the song isn't about Vietnam, just google it.
@@Daniel-fj9ik cringe
@@Daniel-fj9ik Maybe you should follow your own advices sometimes?
More specifically, mourning loss and subsequently wanting to kill yourself, i.e. wanting everything to turn black.
As a former house painter, this tune haunted me every time the home owner requested that the front door be painted black.
#hauntedbyPaintItBlack
Was the door red?
Did you paint them red before painting them the requested color?
To paint a house is also a euphemism for murder O.o
@@fungalfrederick I heard you paint houses
it's incredible this song is 55 years old, it's absolutely timeless.
Wow, I just noticed that "Wednesday" series was playing a cello song very similar Westworld Orchestra song.
Had no idea they were both from another OG artist - Awesome song!
Ramin djawadi sure does it justice.
The fuck are you on?
Absolutely. If you don't like this you better call the morgue.
when an Anti-War song is timeless after 50+ years even when things 'change', there is an issue with our world, or I should say, our Gov'ts
@@vernpascal1531 Right!
Best Stones song ever.
It's never too late to discover good music
Based
@@SakilSharker Everything is called based nowadays. Learn what it actually means zoomers.
@@BritWeirdest he is right
based
@@kevine9474 based
RIP Charlie Watts. A truly Rock And Roll gentleman. Forever will be missed.
Rip from Portugal
RIP
*RIP*
At 80 years old, being in the rolling stones since the 60s. He's just a fucking legend
Rip from Finland 🙏❣
Doesn't matter what you came from, we can all agree that the music and his voice are both fucking amazing.
Johny Bravo.
Coppy yep
Coppy Hell yes!!!!
Chris stapleton
It's amazing
Hibbie A, reminds me of Toodledo from Doodle Do
I remember playing this very loud on a school trip with another guy I never spoke to who sat next to me in the bus. He told me he could hear it, so I said sorry and turned the volume down. Then he immediately said: "Woah, I didn't say to turn it down! Got any more of that shit?"
Still Best friend to this day
And then everyone clapped. 👏👏👏👏
That’s just amazing
r/thathappened
Yeet Me Hard Daddy r/nothingeverhappens
That friend's name? Albert Einstein.
I'm in my mid 60's ....I remember when this song came out on AM Radio :-)
So much has changed and so much has remained the same:)
Topcomment hands down! Im a bit younger but this music is for the ages right? Would have loved to hear it over the AM back then.
Im still a baby compared to you guys im 19 this year 😂 great era shame i never lived it!
your 67 years old...and you pst :-) faces on comments on youtube?Nice!
OMG you are older than my dad
cause he is 42
RIP Charlie Watts. Iconic drums.
sad bro :_C
I am really sorry but who is Charlie Watts
@@johnsproductions7062 he was the drummer for the Stones since '63.
Legends will never die
Ohhh I am really sorry :C
Twisted Metal Black 😬😬😱🖤🖤
What a good song.
It makes me feel in the 60's and more during the Vietnam War.
Many of our grandparents knew this song an that Time and we, their grandchildren, fell in love with it.
Long Live The Rolling Stones.
@@bobmafias4159 it's pronounced transexual not trap
@@bobmafias4159 I sorry. My father came back after three years in Vietnam. He came out of his heroin fog sometimes when the PTSD hit him. He once drove the car with me in it into a canal because he was screaming Charlie was behind us. They found a bunch of needles in the glove box when they got us and then the car out. My mom left him for that and I saw him once more before he died. He was shooting heroin sublingually because all his views were shot and he could only get his neck in one spot or under his tongue. He eventually, inevitably, overdosed and his pain was finally over. War does horrific things to the ones who die there and also to the ones who come back.
Such horrible stories. I dont know much about the Vietnam war or trauma caused by war in general. But i feel like there should be more attention for it. I recently watched apocilipse now, and hearing these stories makes me see the movie differently.
@@karimabbas1625 tf?
@@karimabbas1625 another fatherless child
This song has been stuck in my head for over 15 years, and i couldn't even remember the lyrics for it.
Glad i found it now! Better late than never. A real banger!
The dedication needed for this
Epic
Гг bro, and Ñ
Ngl I remember it form cod
@@Volti5574 a disposizione saluti da mo
Just saw them last night in Pittsburgh and they're still the greatest band in the world. They played this song......RIP Charlie.
Shit I was there what an amazing show! The chick singing Gimme Shelter gave me chills!!!
i forgot it was Monday im thinking monday night football, i heard it from my place tho, i live on the Mount
@@alanprekop6710 Well then, GO STEELERS!!!!
Saw them last night in LA! One of the best concerts I've ever witnessed. It's wild how these guys are reaching their 80s and can still rock an arena full of people.
Can you tell me who played the drums? I’m so curious to know who replaced Charlie in the band.
Сколько бы лет не было данному ШЕДЕВРУ. Но когда я его слушаю, просто стаи мурашек скачут по шее... это нечто за гранью нормального...
😏
😲😦🔥🔥🔥🔥
You know a song is timeless when the "most replayed" part is at its start.
It doesn't have a best part, the best part is the entire song, start to finish.
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This is definitely my favorite stoner song
that's fine detail.... nice, its true
@@Dlddyparty-u6eHUH
This song is one of those songs that just stays in your memory, forever.
True that
I’ll second that. I can’t even hear the word “black” without thinking of this song.
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#HalaMadrid
Facts
One of those songs that never gets old
I agree with you! This is one of those songs that doesn't get old!
You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to this song
It Does get old brother , it's just always powerful !
That Jagger cat is a special person - that band is epic
I remember listening to that album when I was in elementary school!
Sure enough!
Best song ever 💓
Many years ago when I was attending the guitar school our teacher made learn some steps of sound and its musical rhythm. It has been a good experience to understand what means coordination of a time musical.
My favorite thing about this song they put it in bo3
Hello
@@KhaKanPro hi (butt)
Red door:
Black Paint: Peace was never an option
cant used N'er word they pull n'er card again lol
@@michaelmartin3045 what?
666 likes
What if I pick maroon?
Upo
Growing up in London I bought this as a single when it came out in 1966. Now listening in March 2022 and it still sounds great. Timeless.
And He' s still health n strong ..Amen.🙏🙏🙏
Brian Jones...
Wow!!!!
"don't stab me this isn't london"
I never knew the depth of this song until I lost my beloved wife two years ago
Sorry. 🙏
❤
Bigg hug for you
I’m sorry for your loss, at least you know others understand your grief, I wish you all the healing energy 💖
I only actually looked at the lyrics a few weeks ago and realised its true meaning as this is exactly what I went through myself when I lost the love of my life.
I just turned 70,I was 13 when this came out. Grown up listening to every one of their albums. Seen them live 3X.Now I'm turning my grandkids on to them. Thx for the memories.
Bless you. May you live another 70.
@@michamierzejewski2131if they can hold out for another decade or two that might not be out of the picture
lmfao
I dont know when this comment was posted but i hope you and your grand kids have a hope filled life. May GOD bless you.
listening to this masterpiece for 57 years is just amazing, cool grandpa
My dad showed me this song when I was younger, I downloaded it in my mp3 and I would always listen to it I loved it. Now, some years later, I finally listened to it again, It never gets old, I still love it. It brings back so many memories from that time when my dad showed it to me. I'm so grateful for my dad for showing me this kind of music :))
@Kymani lol too
Did you turn it to an MP5
@pizzarollsinurhair from the totally opposite standpoint , my son grew up listening to my Stones stuff , I bought him a toy guitar and he (5 yrs old ) used to walk around the house strumming with a rolled up piece of paper hanging out of his mouth ( keith's cigarette )... F Fwd June 22 I took him to see the Stones at Hyde Park , right up by the stage . Some emotions you just cant put into words .... what a day that was .... I don't know YOU from Adam , just make sure your boy grows up knowing this music . Some bonds can't be broken .
Я недавно услышала мотив этой песни и это вызвало у меня ностальгию. Не могла вспомнить откуда я это знаю. И вот при просмотре фильма я вспомнила музыку своего отца)))
Great parenting done right!!!
57 yrs later and no signs of any rust, this tune still sounds clean and fresh.
Best comment❤
it was made of stainless steel lol how didnt you know
Im in 2024 too
Mmm, still better re-paint it black, just to be sure.
What do you mean this song sounded 57 years old when it came out! ❤️❤️❤️ still the best
We all have our own views on the lyrics and the sentiment of the song but just appreciate it for what it is ... a timeless classic given to us by a band of superb musicians and song writers. When all the manufactured boy and girl "bands" have long gone, the Stones' music will still be pleasing future generations.
I'll never get bored of this song. I love it
Same here man I love it so much
Fr
I'll never get bored of u🫦🫦🫦
@@Ihavpickle you don't even know them
@@HopeReviews This person is my sister
This weekend I had to paint a cellar door... the primer coat was a rust/red color and then the person I was doing the painting for changed their mind at the last minute from a blue top coat to a black coat. I found myself painting a red door black and knew what music I needed to play while doing it. :-)
Isn't that something
Yep I dyed my hair black and my hair was kinda red before I dyed it
@@sweetnsournugget2609 GINGER ALERT! GINGER ALERT! GINGER ALERT!
Same bro I have to paint an anchor chain black and thought of this song
@@brecibros2469 it sure is!
this song will never get old
No it wont
None of the old good songs will ever get old
Cynical Fox ya lol
But the rolling stone sure as hell will😂
Cynical Fox mˋm,ˋ€ççxqsjhgug
1:03 This line is cold 🥶💀💀
HEP
unfortunately a bar
The best line
Charlie Wats, o baterista da Maior Banda do Planeta Terra, morreu hoje aos 80 anos...
Rip, Monstro Sagrado do Rock!!!
To de luto hoje man
R.I.P. Charlie Watts, I just did a drum cover of this amazing track as tribute!
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Tres bien
@@Xtremecarfan10188 kind of self promo upon his death kind of the opposite of a tribute but I guess idk how it works...
@@deadopsgx8578 You are right it is a self promo. But I am showing how he influenced me. I did not learn the song the day he died, thats impossible. I have played the song for ages and when he died i thought I would make a proper drum cover as tribute.
In my opinion one of the best songs I've ever heard the emotion the feelings the instruments give off are legendary.
The exotic instrumentation sounds Indian to me.
Don't worry. We'll again meet after 20 years for this song.
I hope so, mate...
I sure hope so
I hope so. I'm still listening to this in 2021 and I'm 14.
@@isaacopolka5008 same, also check out “for what it’s worth” my favorite song.
@@isaacopolka5008 Same
this is one of those "ahead of its time" songs
This song will remain legendary.
👍🇫🇷
Of course th-cam.com/video/3h4LdiM4C8w/w-d-xo.html A brand new cover version
Whitout a doubt
Always
@xpac08 Schurz Legen (wait for it) Dary
This song can't die
Nope, never
A good song never dies
@@nowtime3999 Yes.
Never
@@occitaniapaisnostre yes? you mean 'no', which would imply agreement
This song stands the test of time.
Always a classic.
Test not rest
@@Miducas sorry didn’t notice the typo.
W pfp
@@pedroboii3843 thanks
it's a song about painting a red door I different color
When I first saw the Stones I was hooked. Get Off of My Cloud was the winner💯 this song came out just before my birthday in 1966, May. It became a theme song for me when my brother got killed in Vietnam 1969 3 years later. Black has been my favorite color ever since. The counterculture that the stones represented transcended decades and has continued on through today for even the younger people that have listened to their music. Mick and Keith will always be two of the better songwriting Duos in Rock and Roll history.😉🤘
I'm Japanese with an Italian-American cousin.
Good songs touch hearts across countries.✨
music unites people, nationality does not matter❣
I’m french, I have to make a présentation for my cinema class around this music.
I’ll have to sing it and act a scenario I wrote myself on the music.
This is about a musician that have his personnality and loves his art, but he got haters, that want him to stop wear read and want him to wear black instead.
At first he doesn’t care that much, but it hurt him that so many peoples want him to change so bad.
So he does. He paint his shirts in black, and the next concert he appears in black, acting like he’s never been better, but he’s not really fine.
And at the end he sits alone and regret his past himself.
I’ll cover myself in true black paint (gouache) tomorrow, wish me good luck ! ⭐️🩸⚫️
@kanadesato5905 how’d it go
if he was italian-german you could've been the axis powers
@@creepersnaps9781 Per quello basta essere italiani; dopo 70 anni ci sono ancora molti fascisti ma per legge (e per fortuna) non posso rifondare il partito
Non fosse per quella legge l'Italia sarebbe ancora fascista....
R.I.P Charlie Watts 1941-2021. One of the greatest drummers ever!
Definitely between Watts and Phil Collins
@@TheMissiIe * John boham
@@TheMissiIe Neil Peart as well
Rip
im not your drummer you are my singer hahaha
The Rolling Stones were ahead of their time to be honest. The fact that this came out in the 60s is wild.
yeah its crazy
1966 WOW !!
If it weren't for the association with Vietnam I'd have probably thought this came out in the 80s
Totally agree! 🎵🎼🎹
How come?
My financial situation is in the red...I want it painted black
I want everything in this existence to fade in Black
This song literally rocks. Pure musical genius.
Not at all! It completely sucks at the end with the weird moaning! Terrible!
@@soundwavesuperior28 🤓
@@soundwavesuperior28 thats the best bit
@@soundwavesuperior28 called humming
@@soundwavesuperior28 That’s humming, not moans 💀
Crazy I'm 18 and I'm just amazed at what rock used to be . Such an incredible epic aura comes from this song
As I know, Soldiers used to listen to that music, Now that you're 18yo it's your time
welcome :-)
Bob Marley
Welcome to the party 🎉
@@WillieDavis-yp4jd what about him
Man, this era was the best for music imo. I started listening to Rolling Stones recently, and this song is currently my favourite by them. Not only them but many great artists/ bands made this era fantastic. Yet, this song has an indescribable quality I like very much.
I'm going to clean my ears with bad bunny
@@luisserrano1341 should be the opposite. U need to clean your ears by listening to real music, not bad bunny
@@ximenapaola0 he will listen to autotune shit bullshit of people like Justin Bieber, BTS...
Jimi, the Doors, Led Zepplin, Beatles, Stones and Lynard Skynard are my 60's and 70's jams
@@JoshToksPop85 LZ, Pink Floyd, The Beatles and Stones are my favourites. What they did is irreplaceable.
MICK JAGGER = GENIUS
This song is super nostalgic and still one of the best rock and roll songs ever made
One of the best song in general. Not just rock and roll.
I wouldn't say Its one of the best that was ever made, there are many other amazing ones
I'm going to clean my ears with bad bunny
Has a very compelling rhythm.
Lol too bad! This song is completely RUINED by the bad and weird moaning at the end!
Red door: *exists*
Rolling Stones: "So you have chosen death"
Yes
Copied
Ahahaha so original!
@@xaixxo you copied the people who said copied
not funny
1966 . This song is 52 years old and is still amazing!
Michael Jbach
Listen... Erkin Koray - Bir eylül akşamı (1963)
blue light cemalim favorim
Kuman (':
Michael Jbach fuckkking proof today we do some scrap music nit everyone but almost all put some robot voice ...am boring ... at least its just a trend and its gonna be gone soon :)
Just let that sink in.. 52 years old
Asking if anybody is still listening to this in 2024 is Irrelevant
I am
Potpuno nebitno
im am
Finally someone who understands
@@eyalcochva416 🍻
dude legit was listening to this song like a week ago rest in peace Charlie Watts. All good things have to come to an end RIP
Same
Ui
I lust learnt from the radio that the drummer of this legendary song had passed away aged 80.
RIP
And I learned it from the comments
i learnt it from the trending searches
It was all over the news. Tuesday August 24th was a dark day in the UK
My teacher played this song cause he died, however she made a simple yet fatal mistake, she played a faster variant, or actually.. maybe it wasnt
whatever she still played the song
It was on my car radio, news, trending, everywhere.
RIP
This is my favourite Rolling Stones song (and I know many will agree with me). I don't know what, but there's something about this song that just soothes my soul in ways I can't explain. Like, when I listen to it, it's almost a reminder that everything is going to be okay..... Either that or I'm just song crazy
Me, too. I don't think crazy. Maybe it's the music, confident, pushing on, hard. Like it'll all be ok, in long run. Not sure...
Me too, just can't explain it. I do find it soothing
I can totally relate and fully agree. There was a point in my life when I felt the need to press the reset button, and this song was the first move. And somehow it gave me hope that everything will be fine and the energy to go for the solution, to act on it and not just wait, to make things right in my life.
I think it's because the lyrics are sad but the music is strong and the message fanatic. I always liked the part at the end best- "I wanna see it painted, painted, painted BLACK! I wanna see the sun flying out of the sky! I wanna see it black, black as coal, black as night!"
(Or the other way around).
@@smoly37 Very well said, I fully agree. 👍
A ÚNICA OBRA PRIMA DOS STONES
Almost 60 years later and the paint is still fresh.
Awesome comment
@@alexmay2782 Awesomer comment
That's right!♠️
@@PatrickWalsh-qn3fgthat's actually a reply
Anyone here while playing mafia 3
Fue mi banda favorita tengo 72 años y todavía brinco con su música geniales
Toda una genia
Cuidado se cae ..tenga cuidado..bellos recuerdos...
Complimenti!!! Brinderò alla sua salute
Aún puede brincar 🤔
@@juliopoma7198 Que irrespeto
R.I.P Brian Jones 1942-1969
Thank you for create The Rolling Stones with Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
like paint it black
rip😭
1942🙀 he was 9 years younger than India's most beautiful actress Madhubala at the time..both die at same year
Since Madhubala and Marilyn Monroe were compared, let me tell yiu another legendary singer 9 years younger than Marilyn Monroe ....
🗣️ 🗣️ ELVIS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
No Stones, without Jones. You can keep Keith & Mick.
1942, operation barbarossa@@shrankhalaverma216
Masterpiece
I listen to this when I'm deeply depressed. I used to think it reminded me of the love other people have for me, but I think it actually reminds me of the love that's already inside me. It makes sense. This song isn't going to suddenly rewire my brain to feel loved by others. In the moment, my mind can only work with what it already has.
I do the same when I'm depressed, I listen to this song to help me think about what the effects of a self-unaliving would have on my loved ones. It helps, even if just a little bit.
Меня вытащили из глубочайшей депрессии Софи Элис Бэкстер и Кэти Перри... Каждому помогает что-то своё...
Rolling Stones: *sees literally a red door*
Rolling Stones: Ah, yes, can’t wait to make a record-breaking song about this red door
maybe so... lol
It’s literal
Or “literally sees”
A mullet with in a mullet x 10 with in a mullet
Yeah man, musicians could find music in anything if they wanted
RIP Charlie Watts, the man behind this song's kick-ass drumming
It's a shame... I feel that when Keith Richards and Mick Jagger pass away, the Rolling Stones will be no more, as they are two of the band's most prominent members.
They will live on and go on in music history
man who is behind all song is actually erkin koray, pleasestop aprecciating wrong people and type Bir Eylül Akşamı to search bar
@@jackson2531 yes cuz Ron is not an original member.
Banger..
everything: not black
Rolling stones: and I took that personally
Underrated
Alright, this one is actually funny. Not funny like it makes me want to laugh like an anime antagonist, but funny like every other meme makes me exhale through my nose
666 likes.
Netflix: and I took that personally
@@Shinglerbleach thanks for specifying
It's now July 26, 2023 and Mick is now 80. I've been listening to Paint It Black since 1966. It's still amazing! I'm a retired sign painter now...and the instructions at work to "Paint It Black" always got us to break into this tune. Love it! and Happy 80th birthday Mick!
happy belated birthday, sir. I just recently found out this song and it’s very good!
Oo my grandad was called mick, this was his funeral song lol
@@shannonfletcher8262 what
26 July 😞😭😞
@@yrthebest_. Stones have TONS of tunes Good hunting my friend
I became addicted to this song when it came out in the mid 60's.
LMFAO
@Savage ehh says the person who joined youtube 9 years ago boomer
@Savage ehh lol
@Savage ehh lmao
That mean you are a boomer. In just joking im a boomer In the body of a milenial
「フルメタル・ジャケット」。
そして「マフィアⅢ」。
生涯忘れられない曲です💀😔
Its incredible how ahead of its time the flow of this song was, it sounds very early 2000's
It sounds like 'right now'.
@@gregtuco1pero no suena original va muy rápido a mi parecer
Not a bad tune but that's only due to Bryan Jones of course, after he was murdered that was it, if you want music with depth listen to the Beatles and most other groups, this mob are living off one or two tunes 60 year old or so, how many number 1s did they achieve????!!!???😮
Actually it was from 60s
The Beatles were the 1st to use the sitar. They got the idea when filming "Help" in the scene with the sitar. As a guitarist, George was fascinated by it.
Sees a red door. *SWEATS NERVOUSLY*
Same here
*loud sweating*
@@jorgelucuy1757 screw off that ain't that that's for ninja seeing a red door
Calls a paint guy paint guy sees it *sweats nervously
😂😂😂
It's an old song, but how can you make it so cool and exciting? It's so cool and sophisticated. It's a legendary masterpiece.
2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣4️⃣ and still jamming 🎸🎼🎶🎵🧑🏿🎤🤟🏿
I remember our family going to a restaurant back in the 60's and my mom gave me and my sister each a dime to play a song on the juke box.. I was trying to be cool and saw The Rolling Stones so picked this song never having heard it. My sister said "you won't like it". Me being the obstinate little shit I was said yes I will. Well, the song freaked me out but then I had to pretended I liked it just to spite her. It was current so i would have been 6 or 7. As I grew older it did become a favorite but I have never forgot that first hearing.
That's such a cool way to hear it for the first time. I can't remember the first time I heard this but I decided to look it up and because I've heard so much good things about it and the song felt so damn nostalgic for some reason. I instantly fell in love
wait. 60s? how old are you? is your sister still alive. and do you like the same music now or is it still the opposite?
@@ozanozenir2503 I'm 60 my sister is 64. And though I like pretty much everything except rap and super heavy metal, classic rock is my music
I first heard this song when I saw Full Metal Jacket a few days ago for the first time
Silver Jag thats nice. İ was asking if you and your sister likes the same music.
I don't care what brought you here. Iam just happy you appreciate good old classic rock n roll. Its amazing how music can bring different people together no matter the colour, gender or personal lifestyle.
If your statement is true, there needs to be more people in this world like you (Yes it rhymed, no it wasn't intentional). There's too many people in this world these days that wants to make issues about non-issues. Have a good one and stay awesome.
Bolag Mal dis song tho
Bolag Mal true dude these guys are very good artists
The Mighty Bolag Mal has spoken. Let us all tremble before his words. (Do I get that special mace now?)
Bolag Mal. yea I love this song its the best
Haunting after all these years, one of their best songs.
Hi I Recommend a new indie rock song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
very tru absolutely scary and horror good morning sir
The more I listen to this and to them, the more I think it IS their best song. Can't think of one that's better.
I'm going to clean my ears with bad bunny
@@lyudmila2882 Gimme Shelter
If this song was released today would it be a hit?
Their music is timeless, never gets old.
kumalala or save blak kidos in afruca
This is a stolen melody from a Turkish song Erkin Koray Eylül Aksami.
@TheValithan it's not stolen, it's unlikely it was even inspired by it. They sound quite different.
@@TheValithan It's a completely different melody. The sound in which the sitar occurs can be similar. If it was plagiarism, the case would have gone to court a long time ago, as in the case of Led Zeppelin, which has had hundreds of lawsuits because it steals ideas from others.
Bullcrap
I’ve had this song stuck in my head for a few days now and it was bothering me so much that I couldn’t figure out which it was. I couldn’t remember the lyrics for anything lol but the tune was just on constant replay. When I found it, it was like finding an old friend lol!! That tune is something familiar, and comforting to me. Like something is coming!! Can anyone else feel that?
Definitely. Also, just listened to White Rabbit. Shifting realties right now.
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i was never really a Stones fan, but this is one of my fave songs of all time. Wow!!
I'm going to clean my ears with bad bunny
@@luisserrano1341 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Same. I actually hate them as a band, but this song is one of my all time favourites
Check out Sympathy for the Devil
@@weavercs4014 same here. Only song I actually like from them.
Anyone in 2024?
The Stones have and unbelievably still are a world treasure! Their catalogue of hits and amazing timeless appeal are unmatched in history. Their in the 7 decade of performing. We will never see this repeated, enjoy it!
Well, except for the Beatles.
@@onlyme112 the Beatles played into a 7th decade?
Paul mcartney Ringo Starr still going
But the stones rolled a lot longer than the beatles
Greats!!!