RIP Charles Watts Esq. One of Nature's True, Perfect Gentlemen. To your Family and close friends. See you again, one of these old afternoons. Stay free, C. R 😎 🍻 🌠
A brilliant composition on so many levels. Writing, arrangements, lyrically. And sonically it was "light years" ahead. The textures, sound effects, guitar sound, brilliant use of the mellotron. For that we can thank Brian Jones.
@@ColonelSpankysLostBattalion There was a Russian women who married Theremin and she learned it from him. Thereafter she gave concerts from the late 1930's to the late 1940's. She was probably the best at playing the theremin...
@@flyingburritobro68 Check out the harmonica Brian Jones played on "A Mess of the Blues" by Peter and Gordon. Better than anything Graham Parsons ever did.
I got the 45 “ She’s A Rainbow” for Christmas in 1967. This was the B side, and it mesmerized my 12 year old brain. Almost better in mono, more punch. The mellotron, relatively new to the music scene in 1967 is used to great effect here.
One of their most underrated songs. Very spooky, crunchy, and atmospheric. I think it suffered from the bashing the album took, and from the band's apparent jumping on the psychedelic bandwagon.
Total nonsense....They already did a few psychedelic thingies on Between The Buttons. Time has proved those silly crits wrong......"Majesties" is after "Pepper" one of the best sold psychedelic albums ever. It gained each passing year in status.
Brian Jones never wrote any Stones songs. He played instruments but on a superficial level. Towards the end he barely did that and was notable more for his absence than presence. Keith Richards had to cover for Jones and overdub guitar parts that should have been played by Jones. He became a grotesque liability like Syd Barrett did with Pink Floyd. So kiddies. Drugs ARE BAD.
@brainscott8198 It reflected Brian Jones's mood at the time as he went through drug busts, related court proceedings and a losing battle with Jagger and Richards for leadership of the band.
The Beatles and Stones were so far ahead of their time musically! That was an amazing time to be alive and experience all that wonderful music! It makes getting old so much more pleasurable! We’ll never experience such great great music again and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Makes you cherish it that much more! Stay Blessed everyone!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I mean they were ahead of their time in rock, but they were influenced heavily by the blues and it’s no secret how much admiration they have for the likes of muddy waters and BB king chuck berry, etc.
Love how the Stones said hell, let's give psychedelia a try, absolutely knocked it out of the park, then went back to doing what they do. Also this video is mindblowing.
next phase after this cd was jumping jack flash, b side child of the moon not on any studio album then honky tonk women, brown sugar..........keep on rolling with tumblin dice all down the line soul survivor...its gonna be the death of me e ee e
I saw The Stones back in 1989 at Veterans Stadium (RIP) in Philadelphia with Living Colour opening. It was Bill Wyman's last tour and they played some gems like this tune. My 19 year old self couldn't believe my ears. They were so good that night at the Vet. Good times...
I was there also. I have seen the Stones many times but could not remember where I heard them play this song live. Always loved this trippy song! Thanks for the reminder.
Saw the 89 tour myself! It was 1st time seeing them live. Seen them at least once every decade since. But the 89 show was with both my brothers (rip to my oldest brother),i was 21 in 89. Never forget the 89 show!
.. RIP Charlie Watts and Thank You for all of who you were in the Rolling Stones ( and life itself ) - I'm 74 years old right now and was a Rock n' Roll drummer in my own group in San Francisco called Sensory Task at a place called the ARK in Sausalito and other Venues in '64 - '65 - '66 - '67 and 1968 all my life ... a human Metronome timekeeper just like you - see you in Heaven for that Awesome Concert in the sky - boy what a Jam that'll be, Se'Lah ! 2000 light years from home.
@@janes.7329 Could be lol but she's not wrong ~the Satanic vevos are frankly mind blowing, especially 2000 Man 👍 with its visual cues, clues and overt predictive programming
@@lindadote well, if you study the reviews of this album over the years, underrated is the right word in this case. Alltough I think the view of their satanic has changed, today it is seen as a good album.
gromleif ......my point was, the album was never “underrated” by anyone I knew anywhere. It was hugely popular at the time and received plenty of airplay, we all loved the Stones back then.
One of the great cuts from Satanic Majesty's . Shows that the Stones are as capable of "pushing the envelope" as anyone else , if you know what I mean. I remember when this album came out (Xmas of 1967) and how fascinated we all were by the artworkon the covers. There are so many details to see, especially while "under the influence" of the then so popular green leaves. Same month that Donovan's Gift from a Flower to a Garden came out. That was a great period to live through and I am so glad I was able to live through it.
While _By Their Satanic Majesty's Request_ was released before my time, I later read that the Stones made their album in response to The Beatles' _Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band,_ released shortly before, no...?
@@nameprivate2194 Several months before if I'm remembering correctly. It seemed at the time to be a response to Sgt. Pepper, or maybe more like trying to keep up with the competition...
@@taknothing4896 : Well I guessed that much. What's interesting to note is the late-'60s Psychedelic Rock, started by perhaps mainly The Beatles(?), was, and would turn out to be, a departure in style for the Stones, the _Request_ album would be the only Rolling Stones album of its kind, see.
The album was The Stones reaction to The Beatles Sgt. Pepper. That being said, this is a great psychedelic album, in fact great anything album. I actually have it on my Top 10 list of all time greatest albums. Nothing against Mick Taylor or Ron Wood, but The Stones were just so great (and relevant) with Brian Jones!
Re- This being a reaction to Pepper Yes and No. Yes from a album cover perspective and build around a quirky theme. (Jagger all the way) But people forget that the Stones recorded many tracks before Pepper was released. Stones started recording tracks in Feb 67 and Pepper wasnèt released until May 26, 67. She A Rainbow was in the can in early May 67. The Pepper sessions were also very secretive and no sense was given to outside world what they were up to. Also remember thatthe Stones Between the Buttons album had more of a Peppers feel and that was released in Jan 67 with recording occuring from Aug 66 to Dec 66. Tracks like Ruby Tuesday, Night Together, Connection, Smiled Sweetly all have a Psychedelic rock feel, so the Stones were already there before Pepper. (take it back further with Aftermath) Key here is Brian. He was adding different intruments and layers long ago. So enough of the Pepper rip off slag on the music itself
I love this song 🎵 ❤️, it's so trippy. I love the video as well. Brian Jones years we're freaking awesome and amazing. This is just so beyond words. The Stones are always putting together songs 🎵 that are way more different than the average rock and roll bands. That's what separates them from everyone else.
Their Satanic Majesty's Request is without question one of the most underrated and misunderstood albums of all time. Truly a legendary top tier masterwork of psychedelic rock 'n roll excess in high level cerebral doses at it's uttermost purest and fitnest form. S. Nomad Saturday, 9/12/20, 3:38am
Keith's "solo" (2:05 - 2:20) is just so perfect: crunchy, rhythmic, syncopated -- perfect for this tune ... this album, a minor masterpiece, perhaps, but absolutely *drenched* in acid ... and yes! kudos to Mr Jones for his excellent mellotron work
@@jerinkjose7284 thanks for that info they certainly deserve it ! I went in through my third eye this morning and at first it was a portal like a door and then it changed shape anyway a lot of it was very similar to some symbolism in this vid and I was thinking about that while it was happening ... and that was from a gummy that was really pretty potent
Some of the most on time, on target bassing from the day. And thanks to the ever great talents of Brian Jones for an ethereal sound to this futuristic effort. And the Bass does set the timing, the rhythm & the tune changes. And a GREAT song to boot. Brian.
song. Always loved songs during Brian's tenure but as I was becoming a teenager, I loved the Mick Taylor and Keith's dope era better. Now I just adore the Stones from a distance. Refusing to pay thousands of $s to see them live Same songs pretty much every concert. Hope they finally get a decent album out. Wouldn't that be wonderful! Even if it is so so, I will always believe bin the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World 🤗♥️
Provocatively haunting and hypnotically sublime animated music video album cover artwork visuals. This is like easily my favorite Rolling Stones song, so very unique for them. This futuristic psychedelic voyage haunting and dazzling, listening thru real headphones within darkness. Hypnotically mesmerizing radiance, leaving planet earth, flying deep space rocketships far beyond far away, through ageless endless ancient void.
Technical tip du jour ! Most headphone jacks have current limiting resistors in their circuitry to keep the headphones from frying and your ears from melting. With care a headphone jack can be directly connected to the speaker terminals. Its so very lonely 2000 light years from home 🚀 ...
I was 8 when I got the album, Through the Past Darkly, for Xmas. The album was stopsign shaped, so when I saw the stopsign shaped present under the Xmas tree, I was stoked. It was the 1st thing I opened and it ended up being a stopsign shaped piece of cardboard. I was bummed. My Mom said, "Here, open up your new bathrobe." Lo and behold, it was the Stones album. True story. Anyway, this song was on it. Takes me back to my childhood.
When this you see remember me and bear and me in your mind, Let all the world say what they may,speak of me as you find. Brian Jones (1943-1969) R.I.P. Brother.
Uf where do I begin: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn by Pink Floyd The Doors album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles Younger Than Yesterday by The Byrids Between the Buttons and Their Satanic Majesties Request by The Rolling Stones The Who Sell Out by The Who The Velvet Underground & Nico Are You Experienced by The Jimi Hendrix Experience
If somebody told me the stones did a kickass psychedelic album I wouldn't have believed it but here it is... awesome! Wish I had found this in my tripping days but better late than never
I saw the Stones in El Paso, Texas. A big concert for a small city! The sound was totally professional. My favorite all time band. I've sing their songs with bands including "Brown Sugar"! MR. LALA EP on You Tube.
I got to see The Stones perform this song on the Steel Wheels tour in 1989 at Veterans Stadium (RIP) in Philly. I was 19 years old, and it was 1st time seeing the Rolling Stones live. Living Colour opened the show. I never thought that I would hear this song or Dead Flowers. Great memories 🙂
@Mondo Bazaaro it really was a great concert all around. Living Colour was awesome (I went in early to see them perform), and I thought the Stones were great. I never got to see them live again and ok with the setlist they gave us. My friend went the night before me when the power went out at the Vet during the 3rd song, which was Shattered sha oobie😲 🙂
Je ne peux pas m'empêcher de penser que cette chanson restera dans l'histoire de l'humanité. Elle est comme ce que nous ne savons pas, et comme tout ce que nous savons....
A unique time in history that will never come again. A corrupt and lawless government, rampant racial and social injustice, police brutality, unethical wars in foreign countries we had no business being in, impending ecological disaster, and a collective consciousness just gagging for some decent music. ...Wait a minute...
@@falcychead8198 So true . Years ago I didn't understand that after all the peace marches ,many just held their signs while getting beat up or killed. I was a little Beatle freak and thought "Love is all you need" ,it wasn't. Then with the influence a friend to really listen to the Stones everything changed. Peace ❓or Fighting in the streets boy........ What else could a poor boy do ❓Just too bad Keith didn't follow through with Trump in 89 .😜❗
The Stones are from this place...that's why they were able to pull this off.
The most beautiful and psychedelic song by my beloved Stones and Mick Jagger loved my victorious heart ❤❤❤
Entire album was brilliant and still my favorite Stones record.
A MASTERPIECE OF PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC.
So frickin true that i could said it myself!!!!!!!
Oh hell I miss those psychedelic things I used to take 🤩
Next to Space Oddity .
Indeed.
🎉!!!
RIP Charlie Watts, 2000 light years from home, but living forever at Aldebaran star!
I get it
He kicks out the jams on this song. Also mad props to Bill Wyman and the super dirty fuzz bass, not to mention Brian or Keith's ugly ass guitar.
RIP Charles Watts Esq. One of Nature's True, Perfect Gentlemen. To your Family and close friends. See you again, one of these old afternoons. Stay free, C. R 😎 🍻 🌠
I hope to see him there someday.
Charlie ain't dead. As long as the sounds live, he lives.
This record is so underrated, its ridiculous.
Well said. To which I'll add, anything this ridiculous cannot be underrated enough.
I love this album!
😎✌️
A brilliant composition on so many levels. Writing, arrangements, lyrically. And sonically it was "light years" ahead. The textures, sound effects, guitar sound, brilliant use of the mellotron. For that we can thank Brian Jones.
Paul McCartney actually. Jones pressed the buttons after Paul sampled the sounds and showed him how to use it.
But only after Tiny Tim showed Paul how to sample the sounds.
And I'm pretty sure it was Snoop Dog what showed TT.
Rolls eyes and jerkss awf
the stones had so many songs out at that time ,66,68 and this song didnt get the respect
@@annoyingbstard9407 It's literally just a factory mellotron tape bank, wtf are you talking about?
Brian Jones playing the Mellotron is absolutely mesmerizing.
And the theremin!
@@ColonelSpankysLostBattalion There was a Russian women who married Theremin and she learned it from him. Thereafter she gave concerts from the late 1930's to the late 1940's. She was probably the best at playing the theremin...
This song was written by Syd Jagger and Roger Richards
Astronomy Domine was written by Mick Barrett and Keith Waters
He was the George (Harrison) of the group.
Too bad the drugs did him in...
Brian Jones playing just about anything was mesmerizing!
Brian Jones - a musical genius!!!! The best era of the Rolling Stones....
No kidding. The guy could play numerous instruments.
@@MarioBucweakly
@@flyingburritobro68
Check out the harmonica Brian Jones played on "A Mess of the Blues" by Peter and Gordon. Better than anything Graham Parsons ever did.
the 60's were not ready for this masterpiece album!
Oh I was…. The album hit just as pscilosibin hit.
Oh yes we were..
60s were full of amazing psychedelia...this was not one of them :D
Yeah, cheers from Cologne 😀😀🍷🎉🇩🇪
@@ailigimmo9668not?
I got the 45 “ She’s A Rainbow” for Christmas in 1967. This was the B side, and it mesmerized my 12 year old brain. Almost better in mono, more punch. The mellotron, relatively new to the music scene in 1967 is used to great effect here.
Great TRIP The Stones still are on it😎
One of their most underrated songs. Very spooky, crunchy, and atmospheric. I think it suffered from the bashing the album took, and from the band's apparent jumping on the psychedelic bandwagon.
The album may have been bashed at the time, but it is truely brilliant.
Only jealousy could bash this awesome album...
Total nonsense....They already did a few psychedelic thingies on Between The Buttons.
Time has proved those silly crits wrong......"Majesties" is after "Pepper" one of the best sold psychedelic albums ever.
It gained each passing year in status.
@@steveborst5386 I didn't bash it. It's my favorite of the Stones albums.
Ahh critics. . . they know more than anyone else does, after all they ............ Wait a minute, why do they know anything at all?
~~. Been listening to this since it was released and I'm 72 yrs young now ...
Turn 72 in two weeks, ditto since it came out: second fav Stones after Between the Buttons.
Have the album. I'm 70. 🤗
Gotcha: 73! 👍😎
Magnificent....
Rolling Stones Forever
Mick Jagger singing "See you in Aldebaran" sounds as if from a parallel universe. Beautiful animation!
Absolutely brilliant cut. God, I miss Brian and Charlie. So essential to the Stones' sound.
Bill too!
True but the favorite is the guitarist and writer that has survived, he's brilliant.
hahahaha...u miss Brian...that was a while ago....a few hits ago.
Brian hasn't turned up to a gig since the 60s. I appreciate his inspiration, but all the stones catalog since his demise is pretty good.
Brian Jones never wrote any Stones songs. He played instruments but on a superficial level. Towards the end he barely did that and was notable more for his absence than presence. Keith Richards had to cover for Jones and overdub guitar parts that should have been played by Jones. He became a grotesque liability like Syd Barrett did with Pink Floyd.
So kiddies. Drugs ARE BAD.
Thanks for the tickets Charlie you're home now! Rest in Peace, brother.
And jamming with Brian...
Die frühen mit Brian einfach grandios !
They truly were. No one else came close, imho
This has got to be 1 of my favourite psychedelic tunes... Brian Jones just makes this his own. Amazing.
Love the organ sound and sound effects on this track, no doubt it influenced the sound effects on Hawkwinds silver machine later.
He was the soul of the band
@@mavjimboYes..😊❤🌠🎊
the mellotron gives the song a spooky, haunting ambience.
@brainscott8198 It reflected Brian Jones's mood at the time as he went through drug busts, related court proceedings and a losing battle with Jagger and Richards for leadership of the band.
From '63 to '23, this is their best song - bar none.
Long live the memories of Brian Jones & Charlie Watts. xoxo The Clarences
& Ian Mclagan. Long time piano player.
@@pressureworks Ab-so-lute-ly!!! xoxo The Clarences
Hey toi ! On ne t'a rien demandé ! Alors tais-toi !
@@danielgiraud1118 Hi!!! xoxo The Clarences
@@THECLARENCES: Gay ? F*cked up ? Low down woman ? Pretty green ?
The Beatles and Stones were so far ahead of their time musically! That was an amazing time to be alive and experience all that wonderful music! It makes getting old so much more pleasurable! We’ll never experience such great great music again and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Makes you cherish it that much more! Stay Blessed everyone!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It’s hard to believe this came out just a few years after Elvis first landed
I was born in 1968. Obsessed with music 63-73!
IS what people said in Mozart s time to,I think!
I mean they were ahead of their time in rock, but they were influenced heavily by the blues and it’s no secret how much admiration they have for the likes of muddy waters and BB king chuck berry, etc.
Still incredible after all these years......and they touched upon a reality of our space age
Charlie said this was his favorite song to play of the Stones.
He did? That's awesome!
Mine too...
Pass the Acid.....this brings back such brilliant memories....if i remember correctly.
Jefferson airplane days 👍
Does it matter if you remember correctly? Memories of things that never happened might be a greater life.
The acid was my entrance too multiple dimensions ahhhhh
double barrel sunshine for me
Lmao! I know the feeling!
A masterwork on every level. This psychedelic miasma matches well the cosmic ingredients of the unearthly content of their masterminded vision.
Yesss, trip balls…
Grandes... Eternos...graciosos ?
So well fucking put buddy!
You know in greek the meaning of the word "miasma'??Abomination..Are you sure now for this comment..?
they're not even a psychedelic band but they still made one of the best psychedelic albums of all time
true that. good point
dave lastman yep, the video went perfectly with the song as well
Sergio Arango never
Psychedelic r&b is such a weird thingg
@Ummagumma Vizier Um, no.
Love how the Stones said hell, let's give psychedelia a try, absolutely knocked it out of the park, then went back to doing what they do. Also this video is mindblowing.
Sure, but which park?
👍🍄⚡🧩
Back then the Stones were following the Beatles lead. Sergeant Pepper spawned Satanic Majesties.
next phase after this cd was jumping jack flash, b side child of the moon not on any studio album then honky tonk women, brown sugar..........keep on rolling with tumblin dice all down the line soul survivor...its gonna be the death of me e ee e
Ive nvr seen this, but it's so fkn cool! All of it,the song and video!
I saw The Stones back in 1989 at Veterans Stadium (RIP) in Philadelphia with Living Colour opening. It was Bill Wyman's last tour and they played some gems like this tune. My 19 year old self couldn't believe my ears. They were so good that night at the Vet. Good times...
I went to a few at jfk stadium but missed the stones every time.
I was there also. I have seen the Stones many times but could not remember where I heard them play this song live. Always loved this trippy song! Thanks for the reminder.
Saw the 89 tour myself! It was 1st time seeing them live. Seen them at least once every decade since. But the 89 show was with both my brothers (rip to my oldest brother),i was 21 in 89. Never forget the 89 show!
Me 2
@@haroldgilbert6707 me 3
Takes me back. Very underrated song. I wish the Stones had done more like this!
This album transported you to another dreamy world.
Psychedelic masterpiece,a trip made of words and music.
You were 2000 light years ahead of Most Drummers Charlie.....gonna miss those classic jazz/rock chops.... Godspeed My friend.......Love You!
.. RIP Charlie Watts and Thank You for all of who you were in the Rolling Stones ( and life itself ) - I'm 74 years old right now and was a Rock n' Roll drummer in my own group in San Francisco called Sensory Task at a place called the ARK in Sausalito and other Venues in '64 - '65 - '66 - '67 and 1968 all my life ... a human Metronome timekeeper just like you - see you in Heaven for that Awesome Concert in the sky - boy what a Jam that'll be, Se'Lah ! 2000 light years from home.
Pure perfection
The visuals on the lyric videos are absolutely ,and i can’t stress this enough, gorgeous!
chock full of colourful Tavistock gumdrops
Ma'am you are stoned
@@janes.7329 Could be lol but she's not wrong ~the Satanic vevos are frankly mind blowing, especially 2000 Man 👍 with its visual cues, clues and overt predictive programming
Watch it in VR mode
@@propagandalfx1976 You hit it on the head-- Definately the Stones Psychedelic hour!!!!!!!
from the most unusual album in the stones' catalogue comes the one song that all space rock music can trace it's roots back to.
I was driving around London Ontario today and the University radio station played this! It took me back to the 60’s. Love this vibe.
I'm in buffalo NY,52 n I've nvr seen this n I'm a huge stones fan!
@ Elizabeth McLeod That is way cool!
Someone there is aware!
Great song. The master Brian Jones on mellotron, legend!!!
Part of my morning routine.2000followedclosely by 1983 starts another Extra blessed day.Brian J.waS Great!!!!🐍Les S
I agree with Fernando M 🙂
This was Brian Jones' masterpiece. RIP.
@@chuschus Up till today i feel sorry for him.
RIP
Severely underrated song and album.
Wrong, wrong and wrong again !!! Comment Reported !
My pupils dilated just hearing that.
1967, good year and good album, period.....
Yes,not to mention good year for film &TV!
1967 THE TOP
Brilliant. I think this album was so underated.
Agree, it has been seen as a failed attempt to match seargent. BS
Goldfinger ruby .......No, it was never “underrated” (the most over-used word I know) most everyone I knew had this Stones album.
@@lindadote well, if you study the reviews of this album over the years, underrated is the right word in this case. Alltough I think the view of their satanic has changed, today it is seen as a good album.
Great album. 2000 man, citadel, lantern, another land, all very worthy tracks
gromleif ......my point was, the album was never “underrated” by anyone I knew anywhere. It was hugely popular at the time and received plenty of airplay, we all loved the Stones back then.
That dirty low down fuzzy guitar at 2:05 ~ I just keep playing that over and over
One of the great cuts from Satanic Majesty's . Shows that the Stones are as capable of "pushing the envelope" as anyone else , if you know what I mean. I remember when this album came out (Xmas of 1967) and how fascinated we all were by the artworkon the covers. There are so many details to see, especially while "under the influence" of the then so popular green leaves. Same month that Donovan's Gift from a Flower to a Garden came out. That was a great period to live through and I am so glad I was able to live through it.
While _By Their Satanic Majesty's Request_ was released before my time, I later read that the Stones made their album in response to The Beatles' _Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band,_ released shortly before, no...?
@@nameprivate2194 Several months before if I'm remembering correctly. It seemed at the time to be a response to Sgt. Pepper, or maybe more like trying to keep up with the competition...
@@taknothing4896 :
Well I guessed that much.
What's interesting to note is the late-'60s Psychedelic Rock, started by perhaps mainly The Beatles(?), was, and would turn out to be, a departure in style for the Stones, the _Request_ album would be the only Rolling Stones album of its kind, see.
@@taknothing4896or inspired👍🏻
Este álbum es de Brian Jones, se notó su ausencia en los años posteriores
The album was The Stones reaction to The Beatles Sgt. Pepper. That being said, this is a great psychedelic album, in fact great anything album. I actually have it on my Top 10 list of all time greatest albums. Nothing against Mick Taylor or Ron Wood, but The Stones were just so great (and relevant) with Brian Jones!
Yes,and their tribute to the Beatles was concealed in its 3-D cover.
Wow. That's diff
or just trying to ride their creative coat tails
Re- This being a reaction to Pepper Yes and No. Yes from a album cover perspective and build around a quirky theme. (Jagger all the way) But people forget that the Stones recorded many tracks before Pepper was released. Stones started recording tracks in Feb 67 and Pepper wasnèt released until May 26, 67. She A Rainbow was in the can in early May 67. The Pepper sessions were also very secretive and no sense was given to outside world what they were up to. Also remember thatthe Stones Between the Buttons album had more of a Peppers feel and that was released in Jan 67 with recording occuring from Aug 66 to Dec 66. Tracks like Ruby Tuesday, Night Together, Connection, Smiled Sweetly all have a Psychedelic rock feel, so the Stones were already there before Pepper. (take it back further with Aftermath) Key here is Brian. He was adding different intruments and layers long ago. So enough of the Pepper rip off slag on the music itself
@@deeg8849 And the Stones were being harassed by the establishment/ media & police at this time.
I love this song 🎵 ❤️, it's so trippy. I love the video as well. Brian Jones years we're freaking awesome and amazing. This is just so beyond words. The Stones are always putting together songs 🎵 that are way more different than the average rock and roll bands. That's what separates them from everyone else.
Oh. My. God. The unbelievable genius of The Rolling Stones' music. Oh. My. God.
Brian Jones on melletron A very underrated psychedelic album
No it is not.
Even the bores that slag off the album this came from must admit this is a work of genius.
The Mellotron was never put to better use.
Moody Blues Days of Future Past
In the Court of the Crimson King also hits the high water mark.
Their Satanic Majesty's Request is without question one of the most underrated and misunderstood albums of all time. Truly a legendary top tier masterwork of psychedelic rock 'n roll excess in high level cerebral doses at it's uttermost purest and fitnest form.
S. Nomad
Saturday, 9/12/20, 3:38am
You must be joking.1 great song.Rest is junk.
@@randallkennedy2066 I don't think someone who signs and dates their TH-cam posts has the capacity for joking.
@@randallkennedy2066 bunk
Cool video
@@randallkennedy2066 randall is a scandall just cant find the handall
This one is ABSOLUTELY my favorite Stone's song.
Keith's "solo" (2:05 - 2:20) is just so perfect: crunchy, rhythmic, syncopated -- perfect for this tune ... this album, a minor masterpiece, perhaps, but absolutely *drenched* in acid ... and yes! kudos to Mr Jones for his excellent mellotron work
Reminds me of his solo in " sympathy for the devil "
"It wouldn't be crunchy if we took the bones out!"
-- Monty Python, Crunchy Frog skit
"If you lived here - you'd be home by now." -- Firesign Theatre
i see what you produce here. yet. all in my mind..🙂✌️
I moved to Spain earlier this year and this was my theme song for the move. "bound for a star with fiery oceans..."
Sick Asf when you just Discover a Gold level song lol❤
The best that the Rolling Stones had to offer in some ways. Enjoy everlasting peace and joy with Brian Mr. Charles Watts.
I love the psychedelic music of the 60's and this is a prime example of the amazing music that was released.
Yes, me too! Millennial son who only likes Tool band, likes this song too, Stones for the WIN!! 😊🎉
If The Rolling Stones ever did the soundtrack to a space science fiction movie this would be it.
The greatest psychedelic rock song ever.
For some strange reason this is my favorite Stones tune. ...oh yeah, the Acidity ❤
No matter how many times I've watched this it never gets boring because of the heightened creativity.. these guys should win an award for this vid.
gardensofthegods they already got it but it’s not just like any other awards
@@jerinkjose7284 thanks for that info they certainly deserve it !
I went in through my third eye this morning and at first it was a portal like a door and then it changed shape anyway a lot of it was very similar to some symbolism in this vid and I was thinking about that while it was happening ... and that was from a gummy that was really pretty potent
Some of the most on time, on target bassing from the day.
And thanks to the ever great talents of Brian Jones for an ethereal sound to this futuristic effort.
And the Bass does set the timing, the rhythm & the tune changes.
And a GREAT song to boot.
Brian.
The way this song makes me feel. Another level.
One of the best Stones songs complemented by a positively brilliant morsel of eye-candy.
This song will never die.
Aldebaran is waiting for us!
Thank you Albert Hoffman for this great music.
I created it, back in 1935
I wonder how many people will know Wtf you're talking about. Happy Trails, Quicksilver Messenger Service. Happy Trails!
The jazz was the psychodelic music of the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's right? I suppose that because the weed smokers associate's with the jazz.
Ain't no tastier broccoli than that Cubby Broccoli
Well l dont know about that. LSD was cool as fuck and l took my share of it. But l am sure he never picked up a guitar
This song makes it to the 22nd century. Thank you Keith and Mick and all-----
Brian Jones, how can Stones fans forget his great contributions?
Somebody should sign these guys. They're pretty good
LOL!
Eh, they're okay.
Nah they will never last. Just a flash in the pan. Here today gone tomorrow.
Maybe one hit wonders with this Big Paulie, but if they work hard, they might make it.
who are these stones guys?
song. Always loved songs during Brian's tenure but as I was becoming a teenager, I loved the Mick Taylor and Keith's dope era better. Now I just adore the Stones from a distance. Refusing to pay thousands of $s to see them live Same songs pretty much every concert. Hope they finally get a decent album out. Wouldn't that be wonderful! Even if it is so so, I will always believe bin the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World 🤗♥️
Provocatively haunting and hypnotically sublime animated music video album cover artwork visuals. This is like easily my favorite Rolling Stones song, so very unique for them.
This futuristic psychedelic voyage haunting and dazzling, listening thru real headphones within darkness. Hypnotically mesmerizing radiance, leaving planet earth, flying deep space rocketships far beyond far away, through ageless endless ancient void.
I was thinking it would, it must be crazy when you’re lit
@@edwardparadis3296 Sway
Technical tip du jour ! Most headphone jacks have current limiting resistors in their circuitry to keep the headphones from frying and your ears from melting. With care a headphone jack can be directly connected to the speaker terminals.
Its so very lonely 2000 light years from home 🚀 ...
I listened to this plenty. Loved it.
STILL EXCELLENT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS!!!❤❤❤
Time controls everything, but Rolling Stones controls the time
Ale Nistri well after all, time is on their side.
Time waits for... and respects no man..... except Charlie and Bill!
The stones are suspected of time travel to steal "satisfaction" from DEVO.
No... I'm pretty sure that Morris Day controls The Time.
Minnesota Represents! "I am the Purple Yoda..up here in Minnesota~Prince"
I was 8 when I got the album, Through the Past Darkly, for Xmas. The album was stopsign shaped, so when I saw the stopsign shaped present under the Xmas tree, I was stoked. It was the 1st thing I opened and it ended up being a stopsign shaped piece of cardboard. I was bummed. My Mom said, "Here, open up your new bathrobe." Lo and behold, it was the Stones album. True story. Anyway, this song was on it. Takes me back to my childhood.
Sounds like you grew-up in a playful household. How creative and wonderful of your mom. I can tell, you were loved.
Ah yes, the Brian spices are strong in this one 😌💕💖
Maybe a hint of LSD as well?
@@johnlennonsstalker2560 just a hint..lol
To quote Jimi Hendrix, "Groovy...not necessarily stoned, but...BEAUTIFUL "
I enjoy the video that was made for this with the words and follow through like its been there forever.
When this you see remember me and bear and me in your mind, Let all the world say what they may,speak of me as you find. Brian Jones (1943-1969) R.I.P. Brother.
So many awesome albums released in 67'
Paul Ablitt yeah i was thinking the same
Surrealistic Pillow for instance
Uf where do I begin:
The Piper at the Gates of Dawn by Pink Floyd
The Doors album
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles
Younger Than Yesterday by The Byrids
Between the Buttons and Their Satanic Majesties Request by The Rolling Stones
The Who Sell Out by The Who
The Velvet Underground & Nico
Are You Experienced by The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Paul Ablitt Thats true, but all this artists had connections to the militairy intelligence. Damn good rock song this.
LSD
They were masters at picking up the vibes and creating the vibes for us all to dig forever!
If somebody told me the stones did a kickass psychedelic album I wouldn't have believed it but here it is... awesome! Wish I had found this in my tripping days but better late than never
I saw the Stones in El Paso, Texas. A big concert for a small city! The sound was totally professional. My favorite all time band. I've sing their songs with bands including "Brown Sugar"! MR. LALA EP on You Tube.
I found it in mine but not this video
Still great after more than 50 years!!! You can almost feel the lonelyness of space!
I got to see The Stones perform this song on the Steel Wheels tour in 1989 at Veterans Stadium (RIP) in Philly. I was 19 years old, and it was 1st time seeing the Rolling Stones live. Living Colour opened the show. I never thought that I would hear this song or Dead Flowers. Great memories 🙂
Must have been a great show. Living color were also a great band.
@Mondo Bazaaro it really was a great concert all around. Living Colour was awesome (I went in early to see them perform), and I thought the Stones were great. I never got to see them live again and ok with the setlist they gave us. My friend went the night before me when the power went out at the Vet during the 3rd song, which was Shattered sha oobie😲 🙂
Same, in Detroit at the Silverdome (good riddance). Acoustics were so bad you couldn't even hear Living Color.
It's magic what Charlie could do with a snare and bass drum. Loved it live.
this is my favorite stones album..
my fav song on L.P...........
Mine too
I love many sounds of the record, espacially the mellotrone. An outstanding record thy made.
Charlie will have something to talk about with Brian in heaven. RIP 🥀.
However, Brian got really quite a jump on Charlie.
Like A Rainbow on this album, another great masterpiece, in its day. I love this album also. “Satanic majesty request”.💕
"She's a Rainbow"
Saw the Stones perform this in 1989 in Vancouver, B.C. Very memorable! I was 18 years old and thought it would be the last time they would tour, haha!
A freaking masterpiece. Thanks Brian
One of my favorite Rolling Stones songs.
Je ne peux pas m'empêcher de penser que cette chanson restera dans l'histoire de l'humanité.
Elle est comme ce que nous ne savons pas, et comme tout ce que nous savons....
This is definitely one of the best songs from this album.
The Stones were not a psychedelic band but it was a psychedelic era--everything was trippy--too bad there is no going back to that time
Think Boris would disagree he is still tripping
This is Space rock at its best,too bad the Stones didn't think so , but they are always best at being bad 😜❗
A unique time in history that will never come again. A corrupt and lawless government, rampant racial and social injustice, police brutality, unethical wars in foreign countries we had no business being in, impending ecological disaster, and a collective consciousness just gagging for some decent music.
...Wait a minute...
bands always change
@@falcychead8198 So true . Years ago I didn't understand that after all the peace marches ,many just held their signs while getting beat up or killed. I was a little Beatle freak and thought "Love is all you need" ,it wasn't. Then with the influence a friend to really listen to the Stones everything changed. Peace ❓or Fighting in the streets boy........ What else could a poor boy do ❓Just too bad Keith didn't follow through with Trump in 89 .😜❗
the rolling stones rules the night
Oh, that Mellotron is gorgeous!
Groovy and sooo FAR OUT; love this song, the grungy guitars. The graphic visuals add to the experience!! ☮️😎🚀