I don't think I've ever seen that, thanks for sharing!

(Also you picked two great songs)

Ever hear these versions?

Janes Addiction

Wish Trump would quit playing it at his rallies...

Uugghh

Paint it Black if I had to hardline it though.

It's a great one!

And Merry Clayton's guest vocals on that track win my vote for greatest single vocal performance in rock 'n' roll.

Don't say that to Glamrock. He's got this weird obsession with Steve Marriott.... Hey wait a minute! I'm Glamrock! You're just wrong!
(I was channeling my good friend Polack MSgt)

All kidding aside, one of my favorite tunes and she is definately in the running for that title.

There's no Highest Volume Allowed on this one. Plus, Charlie . . .

As a novelty, but they understand, and capture what it's all about, with exuberance:

And Merry's blistering 0:30 solo damn near melted my first copy of "Let It Bleed."

Best solo ever.

Several of you are picking the wrong songs.

Totally underrated record too!

has always been a favorite of mine

It was still great!

Not so great.

But it's really grown on me. Nice choice.

Not by Led Zepplin but the Muzak version...so weird.

Off topic of the Stones, sorry Glam!

My guess is you were all...

I was humming along to the Muzak and didn't really notice until I starting singing the chorus. It was Estimated Prophet by the Grateful Dead. It was kinda trippy. Edit: I meant the whole experience was trippy. That version of the song was definitely not.

This first song I love and has been useful to me at times in my life.

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Damn I love Mick Taylor era Stones! Not that I don't love Brian and Ronnie, but those Mick Taylor records were incredible.

I've sung Dead Flowers almost everytime I've ever gone to see The Steepwater Band. They always call me up for that one. Speaking of which, are you two aware of them? They play in Chicago a lot. Usually the DoubleDoor. Highly recommended. You guys would love em. Had I not been married I'd be fronting that band today... If that tells you anything about their sound. I'm telling ya, you guys would love em.

By the way, posted some live footage of me over the weekend if you two ain't seen it. In the MA group.

Sorry to hear you're snowed in. At least you got good company. I got out just in time. Had to drive down to Kentucky Sunday night....

I don't know if it was originally anti-war, but that show about the infantry in Vietnam (Tour of Duty) used it as the theme song.
That was a good show.

We will watchVids after Colbert. ❣️

We should do a Grant Park meetup this summer.

Monkey Man are the two I most like hearing. Loud.

Two totally crankable tunes!

Time . . . Waits for No One

Been singing this all morning!

It was actually rhetorical.

But then everyone started answering and a fun thread was born!

And totally agree with everything you said, hap. Love that early Janes stuff too!

I like a couple that challenged my anti-rock music Christian fundie parents growing up.

“When the preacher said you know you always got the Lord by your side. I was so pleased to be informed of this that I ran 20 red lights in his honor. Thank you Jesus, thank you lord.”

And it kinda has fun with the rural religious Trump voting yokels. I think I once heard that Bakersfield is like one of the most concentrated RW Christian communities in California. And we all know that "some girls" brought up in a strict religious community are the ones with "far away eyes".

This is my second favorite. I remember listening to it in Vietnam after indulging in certain substances...mind blown.

I generally tend to gravitate to the Mick Taylor stuff. Thanks!

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You just can't get enough sci fi psychedelic British rock and roll in one day.

Glorfindel posted this above, but I'll listen again! Thanks

Ron wood is great in this

There's nothing there....

Been listening to all the songs in your post. Good one.....

Got it now though. Thanks!

Funny thing about this thread, it was a rhetorical question. Then everybody answered....which is awesome!

Fantastic lyrics!

factory girl is also great:

Cocksucker Blues

understandable sentiment, we all need good head sometimes.

Listen to it. You've got it backwards!

First time I heard it, my jaw was on the floor.

High up on my list.

I THINK the top of my list is Gimme Shelter. Merry Clayton's vocals have to be the best backup tracks of all time.

Far Away eyes

early one morning through Bakersfield, listening to gospel music on the colored radio station....