The piano bit in monkey man. Its how I buy hifi gear. If I don't get a physical involuntary shudder I don't buy the bit of gear.

Lady Jane

The early 70’s live tour. Truly were all at the height of the skills and Taylor showed off a lot. The ladies and gentlemen live album is my favorite recently.

2000 Light Years from Home

Paint it black

Looks like Clapton was higher than anyone that night, he's got that cocaine 'jibberjaw' going throughout the Dirty Mac's performance.

She runoft.

Don't forget the B-Side Child of the Moon 🌙

That explains a lot when you consider that Tom also said the angels get no sleep when the devil leaves his porch light on. He's probably passed out on the couch.

I think I was 15 when I bought my copy as well. Sadly, it was lost when someone broke into my car and stole a milk crate (remember those) of albums that I was taking to my sister so she could record them.

@@daverooneyca I’m sorry to hear that. I had a lot stolen from my dorm room at college. ‘Sticky Fingers’ with the zipper, ‘Some Girls’ with the ladies, Beatles ‘Revolver’… I remember milk crates. In fact, I still have a couple. They’re the perfect size.

Who leaves this out a lot? I know no one who does. Everyone considers this a masterpiece.

Well somethin might come in the mail and I might be in carb safety for Beef Nugget. At least a lotta other American towns are every bit as bad as mine

you're brave. i think i'd lose what little sanity i've managed to cling onto

@@abigaildevoe 😁

your parents let you go to a stones concert alone after how altamont went down?? that’s a brave choice very cool on their part but very brave!!

Just saw this now and had to respond. My parents were a hair older, and both musicians (dad was a union violinist and mom and ex-opera singer) but if you asked my dad if he'd ever heard of Altamont he'd probably say, 'Al Tamont? Never heard of him? Horn player?' @@abigaildevoe

During this period, in mine too.

I was listening to it yesterday and that's what I got, the acoustic thing.

The reign began no later than Satisfaction.

"exile On Main Street" is bloated, overrated, and the mix is turgid.

​@@jnagarya519Mick himself has always been quoted saying how much he hates that album's mix. Yeah, it is pretty bad in spots. I used to not like that album at all, but admittedly it has grown on me.

@@sugadelicsavagesoul8623 The first problem with the mix is that the lyrics are buried. I bought it on first release -- it was a slog getting through it.

haha not quite schoolboy enough to be ACDC

Factory Girl always hits me when I listen to BB and I always decide it’s my favorite,

I have the same exact experience but with other albums on cassette, most notably Led Zeppelin 1, The Dead's Anthem of The Sun, and several Beatles albums. Growing up listening to those albums on tape, Zeppelin 1 (for example )was sequenced to begin with Your Time is Gonna Come and end with Dazed and Confused, so when CDs came out & then reissued vinyl came out, I was appalled at the reverse song order! To this day I still switch playing sides with that and those other classic albums. However, my cassette copy of Beggar's Banquet never resequenced the songs, so it's how the vinyl/CDs are; but I'm glad to know I'm not the only one this has happened to!

The Hyde Park version of Sympathy is my favorite ever

bowie is the next vinyl monday, but not the next album i’ll be covering…

@@abigaildevoe OK, I'm all for that. I guess I missed a clue in there somewhere.

What about Goats Head Soup?? That's a good cool album too "Coming Down Again" is mad awesome Keith tuné 👍🏻

Idk, I think looking off camera adds to the charm of her playful style.

Agree with you on these AND leaving that other always highly touted one off.

Not me. Switch ‘Tattoo You’ with the highly-touted one and I’m with you. ‘Exile’ has a place in my heart.

@@lathedauphinot6820 Hearing you as many do. BIG songs on the "touted one" are truly big but the album gets too sloppy - which is what many love about it. TY became a #1 album, their last, so this should be in the BIG five.

that's in my top 5 for sure. an all-time great opening riff!

Thanks For that information! The sources OF the STONES music are very important and nobody seem to care about! The Best song OF the album is maybe PRODIGAL SON. Long live the BLUES!

lol yes! the camera operator panning back and forth every time must've been like "for the love of god mick move ON ALREADY"

there may be a stones without jones, but there would simply be no stones without jones

@@abigaildevoe you got that right, and you got a lot of records

Jones couldn’t write a song to save his life, the talent in the band has always been Keith, Anita knew that and dumped jones as soon as she could to hook up with the main man

I admire and respect both Keith and Mick. Great songwriters, performers and rock n roll stars. This narrative of Brian having no talent to write songs is a silly one. There are plenty of great artists who didn’t write songs but their contribution to the band and music was vital. And I would argue that while Brian didn’t write “lyrics”, I’ll bet dollars to donuts that he created the musical arrangements for several songs. Why do I think that? 1- especially between 66-67, the Stones moved into a baroque, works, psychedelic space that only thrived on Jones breadth of instruments and musical theory. I have no doubt that as Jagger came with some lyrics to a song and they sat around, Jones would take the lead in putting the accompanying musical arrangement together. See Ruby Tuesday for example where several say Brian wrote the music 2- Andrew despised Brian and did everything possible to make mick and Keith the core of the band, including songwriting. With a manager that set, it’s very easy from him to take the music created and then publish everything as Jagger Richards. It’s an old truck by managers and labels. Think about all those great r&b songs being written by guys like Hesh in the sopranos. Oldham was a shark and his key contribution to the stones was passing that quality onto mick and Keith. 3- Jones never protested (that we knew of) because of a combination I believe of not giving a crap as an artist, being naive and maybe to facked up. Maybe he was also dissapointed that the mates he started with were doing the dirty on him like that when they knew full well the value he brought to the songs. 4- mick and Keith did this a few years later to mick Taylor as well on many songs. Some of which Keith had nothing to do with. 5- all three of the Jones/Taylor and wood eras see none of them getting any song writer credit in the Stones. Why is that? You think mick and Keith have anything to do with it? Remember Brian wrote an entire musical film score. Mick Taylor has wrote several songs and Ron Wood has done the same on his own solo records plus for the Faces and with Rod Stewart 6- then we have artists like gene Clark of the Byrds saying he wrote eight mikes high with Brian jones. But when he told Brian about getting a co credit he said don’t worry bout it My point, it’s a silly narrative because the evidence doesn’t support it and he isn’t here to defend himself against such slander kzfaq.infoP-Xn0cbP1Bk?si=hQ7NCPdit3nH5wBd​@@user-dv3fi7zs3t