Wish was here Feb 10 2023......2 nights before my 69th Bday....next Bday-70 !! Time flies-Parents pls teach your children well...raise Ladies and Gents-culture must not die. The Stones, Beatles, all from 60's must live on. Teach them! 😍💕🙏👱♀
I'm glad this album is finally getting the attention it deserves. I skipped over it for far too long, believing it was their worst. Big mistake. It's AWESOME.
the worst Stones albums are the ones from the 80s after Emotional rescue. Put Their satanic majesties againts other psychedelic british albums from that era and it will be one of the best after the beatles ones, pink floyd debut, oddessey and oracle by the zombies, SF Sorrow by the PRetty things and Ogden nuts flake by the Small faces
Probably the most underrated album of all time. Just because it was different from their previous work it was misunderstood and slated. Well more fool them! It's an absolute gem of an album and one of my personal favourites
For the longest time, albums like the Who tommy did not sound good to people until things like TH-cam broke each song down 1 by 1 and then many people began to see the light finally
This is the mystical side now, Ronnie Wood was not with the band when this number was released. However little did they know that Ronnie is the Lantern, the hewer of light, the visual artist as well as musician. So carry the Lantern Ronnie High. Blessed Love JRSC est 1965 fan club.
In retrospect, a lot of critics and some listeners dismissed "Their Satanic Majesties Request" as psychedelic clap-trap. But the band really captured the essence of the era, and wrapped it all in colorful, if somewhat garish, graphics. But the garishness was part of the whole era, and should be understood as a means of capturing the psychedelic experience of LSD and the whole counter-culture of the time. The album is luscious, colorful, and one of their best. I am glad they returned to their roots with "Beggars Banquet", although at the time (I was 15 years old) I had hoped they would continue and even exceed the psychedelia of "Satanic".
"psychedelic clap-trap"? Who dares say psychedelic clap-trap? I agree with you. This is a great album, and the song somehow brings to mind, for me, The Hermit from the Tarot.
I grew up listening to this album my dad was a Woodstock kid ,and as a adult this is by far my favorite Stones album. I don't understand the hate this gets in my mind this is peak Stones (of course after Exile) 😉
The fact that this album is this good proves how powerful narratives can be. It also informs us about the stubborness of critics and fans, with both sometimes wanting to put an artist in a box. The Stones were never just a rhythm and blues band. They always seemed to venture off that genre as they went along. With Between the Buttons, but particularly TSMR, they colored outside the lines traced for them and payed for doing so.
This is the best album The Rolling Stones ever put out, and it nearly broke up the band! Everybody was too high, and half the band were screwing or marrying the other halves' wives or girlfriends. If that's what it takes to make a Stones album this unique and risqué, then on with the show, to hell with you!
I bought this cassette tape leading up to seeing the Stones for the first time in 1989 on the Steel wheels tour, where they olayed 2000 light years from home ! I love this album, anyone who ever tripped Acid would agree ! 😮😅😊
I wonder if this fantastical , glorious album from the 60's is outselling their last three released albums combined? I have always loved this album (still have the vinyl) and I'm glad to see other people lovin' it too. Old, new, the Stones were always great!
The Rolling Stones & The Beatles INVENTED styles & sub genres in individual songs & albums that other bands built their entire careers on. This album spawned some of them, with its atmospheric textures, strong melodic sense, & spaced out lyricism.
Nosotros ,en nuestra vida presente, sabíamos que las estrellas estaban en lo correcto, Y que si sos el primero en irse vas a dejar un signo para hacérmelo saber. Confirmamelo... por favor, llevá las luces de la linterna... Llevá las luces alto!
...I bought This Record The Night it Was Released....The MOST MAGICAL SENSATIONS I'd Ever heard...I was just a kid punk...Now I'm Growed UP...and I STILL LOVE IT to Death.
I still have my copy from the day it was released and it was and still is my favorite Stones album. People used to say that all it was was an answer to Sgt Pepper's. I said BS even though the two records changed the face of Rock.
I'm a huge Beatles fan and will not budge from the fact they are the greatest band that ever was or will be, but i love the Rolling Stones music throughout the '60s right to their 1974 album It's Only Rock-'n'-roll. I love Psychedelic music and Their Satanic Majesties Request is a classic Psychedelic album. Sounding unlike anything the Stones had ever done, apart from their single of '67 We Love You/ Dandelion released months before Majesties Request. Love this album ✌️
Beautiful song. Always loved the instrumental passages, the cathedral bell, the double guitar intros, it's all great. I've been partial to this lp since it appeared in December of 1967, and my love for it has never wavered. Never could figure out why so many peopled dissed it. Idiots, I guess. I'm glad they're giving the album the treatment it merits on this 50th anniversary. These videos of the album tracks are a dream come true. Except that they screwed up the lyrics a little bit on some of them, unfortunately. Not too sure about this one, either. But nothing major here...
Yes. The Stones finally found their niche in psychedelia by this album greatly. It is definitely a truly under appreciated album to many, Stones fans or not, but it definitely takes on a life of it's own once enveloped in the psychedelic experience and even stone cold sober at that. I enjoy hearing this album any which way, but not.
We, on our present life, Knew that the stars were right. That if you are the first to go, You'll leave a sign to let me know, Tell me so. So, please carry the Lantern light. You crossed the sea of night, Free from the spell of fright Your cloak it is a spirit shroud. You'll wake me in my sleeping hours, Like a cloud. So, please, carry the Lantern high. Me, in my sorry plight, You waiting ev'ry night. My face it turns a deathly pale, You're talking to me, through your veil, I hear you wail. The servants sleep, The door's are barred. You hear the stopping of my heart-we never part.
The stones kicked arse in 1967.. The beginning of the song with Keith Richards strumming and picking an acoustic heralded the start of the revolution that carried and continued with Beggars Banquet and Sympathy for the devil 👿
Мы в нашей жизни уяснили, Что нами правят звёзды и светила. И если будешь первой мир наш покидать, Ты знак подай, дай знать - Скажи - Там как? И проследи, чтобы Фонарь светил... Ты перешагнула море мрака, Освободившись от объятий страха. Теперь твой плащ - духовный саван на века. Меня разбудишь ты… Я сплю пока, Как облака… Прошу, ты высоко Фонарь неси над прахом. Меня найдешь совсем без сил В полночный час среди светил. Моё лицо бледнее марли… Мне шепчешь ты из-под вуали И слышу я твои печали… Но ты следи, чтобы Фонарь светил... А слуги спят, Успев Врата закрыть. Ты слышишь - сердце перестало ныть… Нас никогда не разлучить… Ты высоко Фонарь неси над прахом….
How many generations will it take to acknowledge this Album may be even of greater genius than the band itself intended?. Thank you for sharing, ABKCOVEVO (Subscribed. How can one not do so?!)
- Lead Vocals: Mick Jagger - Electric & Acoustic Guitar: Keith Richards - Acoustic Guitar & Brass: Brian Jones - Piano: Nicky Hopkins - Bass: Bill Wyman - Drums: Charlie Watts - Background Vocal: Keith Richards
No or hardly any studio musicians on this great album. well nicky of course, but no orchestra like sgt. pp even brian came up the phrase for that cd; well brought it back from the 30's or 40's lonely hearts club band, brian played for them on baby you're a rich man........stones are on the the rag doll in the corner of the cover..the beatles knew the jig was up....after this time the beatles became dishevelled they morphed into hippies like the stones.....in my op
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Awesome Stones song!
I didn’t know it!
Thank you!❤
Wish was here Feb 10 2023......2 nights before my 69th Bday....next Bday-70 !! Time flies-Parents pls teach your children well...raise Ladies and Gents-culture must not die. The Stones, Beatles, all from 60's must live on. Teach them! 😍💕🙏👱♀
I'm glad this album is finally getting the attention it deserves. I skipped over it for far too long, believing it was their worst. Big mistake. It's AWESOME.
Even if it was their worst, it's still way better than most bands best!
iconic..mellotron too..
was something wrong with your ears ....but that said this was imo the weakest track on the album
First heard this when I was in 10th grade.............remember every lyric to this day!
the worst Stones albums are the ones from the 80s after Emotional rescue. Put Their satanic majesties againts other psychedelic british albums from that era and it will be one of the best after the beatles ones, pink floyd debut, oddessey and oracle by the zombies, SF Sorrow by the PRetty things and Ogden nuts flake by the Small faces
I'm getting into this album.. it only took 50 years.
Same here :-)
@@marcjacobs5988 and youtube?
@@darrinsiberia also :-) Thanks for the response.....
Better late than never, mate. 63-67 Stones are one of my favorite bands ever.
@@joeyhuebner10 Yes, but Mick Taylor was a massive game changer.
They were untouchable whilst he was there.
A song that you never really hear. It's much better than I remember. Maybe seeing the lyrics amplifies the enjoyment of the song?
Probably the most underrated album of all time. Just because it was different from their previous work it was misunderstood and slated. Well more fool them! It's an absolute gem of an album and one of my personal favourites
Well said and your right
Sounds better than ever after all these years.
For the longest time, albums like the Who tommy did not sound good to people until things like TH-cam broke each song down 1 by 1 and then many people began to see the light finally
"Carry the lantern HIGH!" nice Mick
THIS ALBUM JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER WITH TIME
Yep!
Well said Johnny!!!
It really does
Probably my favorite after Between the Buttons.
I forgot all about this tune. Love it. Whenever Brian Jones was involved, the music had more to it.
Excellent analysis and spot on insight! Well said!
Brian Jones era was the best to me
This is the mystical side now, Ronnie Wood was not with the band when this number was released. However little did they know that Ronnie is the Lantern, the hewer of light, the visual artist as well as musician. So carry the Lantern Ronnie High. Blessed Love JRSC est 1965 fan club.
Another classic from the stones keep making them classic sounds for us to hear it never gets old.🎉🎉
Wow ! I can hear the "Future" of Stones things to come in this track here
possibly the most underrated stones album - just love it!
The Stones were at the top of their game here making genius music. ‘Buttons’ was brilliant, too.
Brian Jones was the straw that stirred the drink, as it were.
"Buttons" is a vastly underrated album, as well as TSMR.
@@huascar66 I couldn't agree more... my two favorite Stone's albums.
Between the Buttons is a great album start to finish. Much better than Satanic Majesties.
@@sotampacane Yep, great stuff… Yesterday’s Papers, Ruby Tuesday, it goes on and on.
THANK you for posting this masterpiece musical gem from our Rolling Stones. 👌🏻👏🏻
In retrospect, a lot of critics and some listeners dismissed "Their Satanic Majesties Request" as psychedelic clap-trap. But the band really captured the essence of the era, and wrapped it all in colorful, if somewhat garish, graphics. But the garishness was part of the whole era, and should be understood as a means of capturing the psychedelic experience of LSD and the whole counter-culture of the time. The album is luscious, colorful, and one of their best. I am glad they returned to their roots with "Beggars Banquet", although at the time (I was 15 years old) I had hoped they would continue and even exceed the psychedelia of "Satanic".
"psychedelic clap-trap"? Who dares say psychedelic clap-trap? I agree with you. This is a great album, and the song somehow brings to mind, for me, The Hermit from the Tarot.
"Did somebody say claptrap?"
-a borderlands fan
Didn’t Mick Jagger say it wasn’t very good on an interview?
Right first time, it is clap-trap.
i think they kept it going with dandelion, child of the moon and we love you??/
I grew up listening to this album my dad was a Woodstock kid ,and as a adult this is by far my favorite Stones album. I don't understand the hate this gets in my mind this is peak Stones (of course after Exile) 😉
The Rolling Stones and their crew have made some unique and decent recordings
Thanks Brian
love the piano, what a bold song!
The great Nicky Hopkins en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicky_Hopkins
Love the song always carries you somewhere😀
R.I.P. Charlie Watts
Very underrated song. Great!.
Die damalige Zeit wurde hier gut eingefangen und toll umgesetzt...
🎶🎼🎵🎤💯...
Their best album imo
The fact that this album is this good proves how powerful narratives can be. It also informs us about the stubborness of critics and fans, with both sometimes wanting to put an artist in a box.
The Stones were never just a rhythm and blues band. They always seemed to venture off that genre as they went along. With Between the Buttons, but particularly TSMR, they colored outside the lines traced for them and payed for doing so.
This is the best album The Rolling Stones ever put out, and it nearly broke up the band! Everybody was too high, and half the band were screwing or marrying the other halves' wives or girlfriends. If that's what it takes to make a Stones album this unique and risqué, then on with the show, to hell with you!
I've loved this album since 1981. I never knew that these videos for Satanic Majesties existed, so I'm binge-watching the entire album. Every day.
This album is light years away from the bluesy R&B of the early Stones music.
In a good way, I would add
Brian Jones at his best
Great song, wonderfull album !!
The genius of this imagery...my stars! It takes me out to the place directly from the lyricist's mind.
Once again. The Stones do it better than Beatles.
A real rock band not pop boys
SONG ABOUT DEATH AND THE ONES THAT GO BEFORE US CARRY THE LIGHT TO LIGHT THE WAY.
June Offred sees the same lantern in "Handmaid's."
I bought this cassette tape leading up to seeing the Stones for the first time in 1989 on the Steel wheels tour, where they olayed 2000 light years from home ! I love this album, anyone who ever tripped Acid would agree ! 😮😅😊
I wonder if this fantastical , glorious album from the 60's is outselling their last three released albums combined? I have always loved this album (still have the vinyl) and I'm glad to see other people lovin' it too. Old, new, the Stones were always great!
Beautiful, mystical words. A very interesting song. I haven't listened to it in decades so am pleasantly surprised to hear it again.
If the Stones, for a cheeky diversion, included this song in the concert set of their contemporary tours... the crowd would roar with delight!
Atmospheric textures, strong melodic sense, & spaced out lyricism. Thank you Brian
The Rolling Stones & The Beatles INVENTED styles & sub genres in individual songs & albums that other bands built their entire careers on. This album spawned some of them, with its atmospheric textures, strong melodic sense, & spaced out lyricism.
Ghost lover song. Worthy of Poe.
Nicky!!!!!
The Brian Jones Stone's album.
Long live the memories of Brian Jones & Charlie Watts. xoxo The Clarences
Fave Stones album!!!
xoxo The Clarences
Beautiful song😊
Dam cool!!!!!!
In a play my 8th grade class performed, we used "2000 light years from home," the scene I've long forgot.
This album is a belter.
Just sooo 1967 I love it.
Nosotros ,en nuestra vida presente, sabíamos que las estrellas estaban en lo correcto,
Y que si sos el primero en irse vas a dejar un signo para hacérmelo saber. Confirmamelo... por favor, llevá las luces de la linterna...
Llevá las luces alto!
...I bought This Record The Night it Was Released....The MOST MAGICAL SENSATIONS I'd Ever heard...I was just a kid punk...Now I'm Growed UP...and I STILL LOVE IT to Death.
This album is great for sure. Like Charlies drumming
Drumming in some fantasy land.....it's remarkable.
Rest in Peace, Charles Robert Watts Esq. Stay free. R 🍻 😎 🌠
This album has the same beautiful music signature, fantastic. 🎵👨😊😀💯🎶✈️🇦🇺 3:31
50 years since Brian passed away... Thanks you for everything!
I still have my copy from the day it was released and it was and still is my favorite Stones album. People used to say that all it was was an answer to Sgt Pepper's. I said BS even though the two records changed the face of Rock.
ℹ'll 2nd That . . .
The Beatles are actually on this album's cover.
I love them both
@@jamesbowen8960 and vice versa...stones on sgt. pepper..
@@thestones8022 No pictures of the Stones. Just a doll with a shirt that says " Welcome the Rolling Stones".
Brilliant lyrics!
I'm a huge Beatles fan and will not budge from the fact they are the greatest band that ever was or will be, but i love the Rolling Stones music throughout the '60s right to their 1974 album It's Only Rock-'n'-roll.
I love Psychedelic music and Their Satanic Majesties Request is a classic Psychedelic album. Sounding unlike anything the Stones had ever done, apart from their single of '67 We Love You/ Dandelion released months before Majesties Request.
Love this album ✌️
Beautiful song. Always loved the instrumental passages, the cathedral bell, the double guitar intros, it's all great. I've been partial to this lp since it appeared in December of 1967, and my love for it has never wavered. Never could figure out why so many peopled dissed it. Idiots, I guess. I'm glad they're giving the album the treatment it merits on this 50th anniversary. These videos of the album tracks are a dream come true. Except that they screwed up the lyrics a little bit on some of them, unfortunately. Not too sure about this one, either. But nothing major here...
I CAN HEAR Beggars banquet developing in this here tune !
sing this all together......
The master Brian Jones on the mellotron, legend! My favorite on the album
Where is the mellotron? I can't pick it up. There is a normal sounding piano in this tune.
You've got the wrong song my man. No mellotron on this track. Alto sax? Yes. Horns? Yes. Bells? Yes. No Mellotron.
@@Ophiuchus123456789 You can't pick it up because it's not there.
Brian does play an organ track on this. Maybe that's what you're hearing?
@@Ophiuchus123456789 yea that's Nicky Hopkins
And the Stones thought this was second to the Beatles 🤔❓ They must've forgot about number 9 . Master piece . 😎
A WORK OF ART...HEART....
This is one of my favorites
Absolutely beautiful!
remember listening to this album with my Friends on Mescaline and Hovering around like Angels....sooo FAR OUT....!!!!...lol
It is really a great album.. I bought my first copy in 1981
Reminds me of Charlie now ): Rest in Peace
Love this song. Profound!
Just fantastic!
I often wake up with this song stuck in my head
I love Ringo Watt's drumming on this.
Lol... Yes
Yes. The Stones finally found their niche in psychedelia by this album greatly. It is definitely a truly under appreciated album to many, Stones fans or not, but it definitely takes on a life of it's own once enveloped in the psychedelic experience and even stone cold sober at that. I enjoy hearing this album any which way, but not.
Trop bon cette album..
We, on our present life,
Knew that the stars were right.
That if you are the first to go,
You'll leave a sign to let me know,
Tell me so.
So, please carry the Lantern light.
You crossed the sea of night,
Free from the spell of fright
Your cloak it is a spirit shroud.
You'll wake me in my sleeping hours,
Like a cloud.
So, please, carry the Lantern high.
Me, in my sorry plight,
You waiting ev'ry night.
My face it turns a deathly pale,
You're talking to me, through your veil,
I hear you wail.
The servants sleep,
The door's are barred.
You hear the stopping of my heart-we never part.
A wonderful video for a very good song.
Agree realy fine and beautiful work on this video
Those that say this album is an attempt to match the Beatles has no clue what they are talking about. This album blows away Sgt. Pepper.
Such an overlooked album
💂🎼🎹🎸🎤Thank you very much for the video.🎤🎸🎹🎼💂
The stones kicked arse in 1967.. The beginning of the song with Keith Richards strumming and picking an acoustic heralded the start of the revolution that carried and continued with Beggars Banquet and Sympathy for the devil 👿
Мы в нашей жизни уяснили,
Что нами правят звёзды и светила.
И если будешь первой мир наш покидать,
Ты знак подай, дай знать -
Скажи - Там как?
И проследи, чтобы Фонарь светил...
Ты перешагнула море мрака,
Освободившись от объятий страха.
Теперь твой плащ - духовный саван на века.
Меня разбудишь ты… Я сплю пока,
Как облака…
Прошу, ты высоко Фонарь неси над прахом.
Меня найдешь совсем без сил
В полночный час среди светил.
Моё лицо бледнее марли…
Мне шепчешь ты из-под вуали
И слышу я твои печали…
Но ты следи, чтобы Фонарь светил...
А слуги спят,
Успев Врата закрыть.
Ты слышишь - сердце перестало ныть…
Нас никогда не разлучить…
Ты высоко Фонарь неси над прахом….
How many generations will it take to acknowledge this Album may be even of greater genius than the band itself intended?.
Thank you for sharing, ABKCOVEVO
(Subscribed. How can one not do so?!)
For me, that album is the sixties in its entirety, a true masterpiece
I like the concept of this record. "Satanic majesties request". And these video are really well done.
Dat guitar riff after every chorus is fuckin filthy yo
Yeah, Keith snuck his roots into the acid trip, lol….
In brightest day
In blackest night
No evil shall
Escape my sight
Those how stand
For the power of evil
Fear my light
The light of
THE GREEN LANTERN!!!
Jack Rusio amen bro
+محمد احمد you love me that much john...
Bella canzone di un bellissimo album, di cui finalmente si sta riconoscendo a posteriori il valore!! A me è sempre piaciuto tantissimo!! 😀👍
This and she's a rainbow are the only 2 songs I go back to listen to on this album
2000 light years from home
- Lead Vocals: Mick Jagger
- Electric & Acoustic Guitar: Keith Richards
- Acoustic Guitar & Brass: Brian Jones
- Piano: Nicky Hopkins
- Bass: Bill Wyman
- Drums: Charlie Watts
- Background Vocal: Keith Richards
No or hardly any studio musicians on this great album. well nicky of course, but no orchestra like sgt. pp even brian came up the phrase for that cd; well brought it back from the 30's or 40's lonely hearts club band, brian played for them on baby you're a rich man........stones are on the the rag doll in the corner of the cover..the beatles knew the jig was up....after this time the beatles became dishevelled they morphed into hippies like the stones.....in my op
R.I.P Brian Jones
Brian on harmonica as well.
thanks
@@thestones2789 If having studio musicians is the price of having orchestral instruments on your record, I'd say it's a damn good trade
Rest in heavenly peace BJ!
Unknowingly singing to Brian...............
TSMR and SPLHCB are both wonderful
That's one hard panned stereo mix! Good track.
Haha everyone hating on this album, in fact its one of the best
its better than sgt peppers, amazing how lies can be told, to appease the beatles.
I heard it the most
@@MrMallorcaboy true! stones always better than beatles !.
@@alvarosantiago4285 each band sounds better depends on my mood. The Stones are better than The Beatles, but The Beatles are better than the Stones.
Lol imagine thinking the stones are better than the Beatles
I would love for someone to do a modern stereo remix of this song. This one and Gomper could really benefit.
Great song and video
yeah mick? did u listen to lovely rita like right before u came into the studio?
The stones fly to the moon ...bwrore Aldrin & Collins
The Lantern
The Rolling Stones
Album: Singles 1965 - 1967
We, in our present life,
Knew that the stars were right.
If you are the first to go,
You'll leave a sign to let me know,
Tell me so.
Please, carry the lantern lights.
You crossed the sea of night,
Free from the spell of fright
Your cloak it is a spirit shroud.
You'll wake me in my sleeping hours,
Like a cloud.
So, please, carry the lantern high.
Me, in my sorry plight,
You waiting ev'ry night.
My face it turns a deathly pale,
You're talking to me, through your veil,
I hear you wail.
So, please carry the lantern light.
The servants sleep,
The door's are barred.
You hear the stopping of my heart-we never part.
So, please carry the lantern high.
Songwriters: Robert Curtice Amos
The Lantern lyrics © BMG Rights Management US, LLC
Release Date: December 8, 1967
the dunn dunn dunn of the bass sounds like a western movie intertwined..
Nice
I love this song!!! My mom had to translate it !