FIRST TIME REACTING TO | THE ROLLING STONES "SATISFACTION" REACTION
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@Rassskle
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@@James-ko3gw Huhhhhh...?
The guitarist Keith Richards came into his hotel room late one night. He had been drinking and passed out. He woke up in the middle of the night still half drunk. The riff to this song came into his head and grabbed his guitar and played it. He actually thought to record it, and in the morning he played the tape. It was 30 seconds of the riff and 30 minutes of him snoring as he passed out again.
@lathedauphinot6820
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Keith Richards also said that the way Otis Redding did “Satisfaction”, with the horns, is the way he heard it in his dream.
This tape doesn't allow the iconic riff to sound off like the original recording. It's usually ranked as the number one riff of all time. It was the first riff I ever learned as a teenager learning to play guitar back in the 60s. Fun song to play.
Thank you for reacting to my favorite band. They have been around since 1962 and are still touring. They have a catalog of over 500 songs. Check some more please.
Studio version for this one, the sound quality on this live version is the pits.😎
@nickpacheco833
Жыл бұрын
Have no idea why she picks so many live versions that sound like shit!
Two words best describe The Stones and Mick Jagger...THE BEST. 60 years later and they're still touring. mick will be 80 years old this year and he's got more energy than most 40 year olds. He's an incredible performer. You've got to dig deeper into their music to appreciate how good they really are.
I have seen The Stones 16 times between 1981-2019. We used to say The Beatles want to hold your hand, The Stones want to burn your town. 😅 Thanks for doing this one, Britt. It was a good place to begin for casual listeners. There is nearly 60 years more of their music to explore!
@arjaylee
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The Beatles opened the door...the Stones Ripped it off it's hinges
The audience's minds are just blown because they are stoned on The Stones hehehe love your Brittreacts-tions 🙏🙏🙏
That man never stopped moving in a concert I saw of him.
Yeah people used to do this thing called actually listening to live music and looking at performers in awe and appreciation.
You make me feel so old! When I was young it was absolute impossible not to know this song!
In that period or decade, it was common and trendy for the crowd to stay serene and not jumping all over. It was the crowds' way of analysing and appreciating the music. And also because it was a studio setting rather than a concert setting. And also, it served so to avoid distraction in the event that the attention would go away from the talent/rockstars. But regardless, even though the audience were still, they certainly had deep admiration for the talent. Nowadays, people appreciate music by more physicality rather than the focus being primarily on the stars.
@chetcarman3530
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How old are you?
One of the greatest Bands of all time..
If you're new to the Stones then you're in for a treat. They have written literally dozens of the greatest songs of all time. I recommend listening to the studio version of 'Satisfaction' just to hear the iconic guitar riff. You can't hear it in this live version even though it is a great performance. Love your reactions BTW!
This was the Number 1 in the charts the day I became a teenager.
The great Otis Redding does a very good cover of this song, adding a horn section which brings even more energy to the song. That guitar riff is one of the best ever, and one of those licks lots of young guitarists try out early on.
The answer to your questions of the crowd; Yes to all of them. The longest running rock and roll band and one of the greatest that started in 1962 and part of the British Invasion of rock bands that RE-introduced blues-rock to the world and were big hits in the US along with the Beatles. I have been fortunate to see and photograph them in several tours over the years ('72, '78, 82, 89, '94, '21) and each one was different and amazing. They put on some of the best performances ever and still with high energy and quality. In that time the band has only had a couple or so member changes due to death or leaving the grind of constant touring...Holding down the fort are Mick Jagger (vocals), Keith Richards (OG guitarist), Ronnie Wood (guitarist from '75 onward). Their prime era was arguably the "Mick Taylor" days (1969 to 1975), the young guitarist who took over for Brian Jones who was fired and subsequently dies from an overdose, until Taylor was replaced by now guitarist Ron Wood. Jagger and Richards are primary song writers... and yes, if you watch Mick Jagger's performances over his career, you will see where they got the term "moves like Jagger".
The Stones are phenomenal - Satisfaction far from their best as far as I'm concerned. I'd recommend "Gimmie Shelter" or anything on the album, "Beggars Banquet".
Drummer Mr. Charlie Watts (RIP), aka The Human Metronome, pounding out the beat, and Mick Jagger dancing around the stage with tons of energy and Keith Richards with his first really nasty Guitar riffs, brought a new sound to the world with this song. It got better the longer it went. Got to see them, finally, in 1989 on the "Steel Wheels" Tour, making my life complete.
This was the top song of 1965.
The great moment was when they performed at Superbowl forty something or ever. Mick said they could have this song at the first Superbowl, 1966, but nobody invited them.
they get their name from a Muddy Waters' song, "MANNISH BOY", arguably, the BEST blues song ever. In a call and response section he shouts out things like "Im a hoochie coochie man" Im a full grown lover man" I am a Rolling stone". This was the late 50s and little Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and Bryan Jones were all teens soaking up all the Mississippi blues and RnB they could get and share with friends.
The recordings back then were not like they are today, and this is a Live show. I was lucky enough to see them live back in 1967 and again in 1969, when you could afford tickets to see them. The 60's were the beginning of changes in music and attitude, the Vietnam war was going on and the younger people were changing from clean cut to Hippies (even though they had been around for some time.
I saw The 'Stones way back in 1967/8, don't remember the year exactly. It was with a really big show. In the show was The Animals and the top group was Herman's Hermits. The Stones were great playing with the audience. They did an 8 minute version of "Satisfaction." One thing to remember is that there is a difference in audience reaction between open outdoor venues and closed venues. People will be milling around a lot more in the outdoor venue and the sound will be different as well.
The Rolling Stones are considered the bad boys of rock & roll. I grew up with their early stuff. My favorite era of The Rolling Stones is from the 60's British Invasion. I loved the "Flowers" album. They had a lot of great early hits such as "Get Off Of My Cloud", "Paint It Black", "Ruby Tuesday", "Let's Spend The Night Together", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "Honky Tonk Women", "You Can't Always Get What You Want", "Gimme Shelter", "Tumbling Dice", "Brown Sugar" etc.
Welcome to a sixty year rabbit hole. So much music to get to. Enjoy the journey.
@brittreacts
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haha thank you!
@bradd8937
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@@brittreacts some suggestions Chronologically: Get Off My Cloud - 1965 Paint It, Black - 1966 Jumpin’ Jack Flash - 1968 Gimme Shelter - 1969 Can’t You Hear Me Knockin’ - 1971 All Down The Line - 1972 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) -1973 Time Waits For No One - 1974 Melody - 1975 w/Billy Preston Miss You - 1978 No Use In Crying - 1981 As I mentioned, it’s an almost sixty year rabbit hole and this just scratches the surface, but these will get you going. Love your channel Miss Britt.
The crowds of the 60's often were stone still during a performance, as per request due to their being recorded. The recording equipment of the time was no where as sophisticated as it is today, requiring the audience cooperation.
The Stones were scheduled to be on The Ed Sullivan show around this time and they wanted to sing Let’s Spend the Night Together. The show censors wanted them to sing “some time” instead of “the night”. They agreed and then when the live show came, they sang “the night” anyway.
@hollybeat6901
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The clips I've seen Jagger sings spend some time together and rolls his eyes..not sure what you are referring to..
The RS is a deep rabbit hole to go down. 50plus years of hits. But well worth your time. So many great songs, but my all time favorite RS song has to be Give Me Shelter. You should definitely give it a listen!
The Rolling Stones are the greatest Ro k Band of all time!!!!!!!!!!
Also have a listen to some other Stones classics such as Sympathy for the devil, Paint it black, Start me up and The last time! You won,t be disappointed!
The Stones caused many a riot and chaos ensued in many of their concerts in the 60’s don’t be fooled by this audience reaction. You’ve heard of the magazine more than the Stones ? Wow, they have an amazing catalogue; Paint it black, Honky tonk women, Gimme Shelter, Sympathy for the Devil, Angie, Let’s spend the night together, She’s a Rainbow and Miss you to name just a few
I love the Stones. Can't believe they're still doing it after all these years.... Fred and Barney. 😊 -'- Steven Wright
Great reaction video.
It was #1 the ENTIRE summer of '65. Mick is STILL kicking it! He is the reason the phrase " Moves like Jagger!" exists....😂
Great, I was hoping you would react to the Stones. Mick❤ Gimme Shelter, Beast of Burdett, sympathy for the Devil, so many more. Great, especially live
It was nice to see an older recording of the Stones and especially of Brian Jones, who sadly passed way to young. But there are better videos of this track.
1965 This was about a year after the Stones came over from London. This is one of the first songs they actually wrote instead of covered. Their first hit, I wanna be your man, was written for them by Lennon and McCartney in 10 minutes.
for a german ordians in 1965 this was close to hysteria 😀
Keep coming back for more of the Stones, Britt. You have no idea what magnificent rock awaits you. 😉
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First introduction to them. Wow!!! Only a couple of hundred classics to catch up then 😝😝😝
In the 60’s you were a Beatles or a Stones fan. As the years went by everyone learned to appreciate both groups. The stones are still touring today.
I saw the Stones in 2019 before Charlie passed. Their longevity as performers is amazing.
Rolling Stones was 🔥🔥🔥
@mikemaricle9941
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Rolling Stones is 🔥🔥🔥 ;^}
@angelado3
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@@mikemaricle9941 your right after I put that I thought, well they still are preforming that I know of- Thanks !
@brittreacts
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facts
I promise you (!!!!!), it ain't about a day at the beach, surfing and frisbees! 😳
i really like live versions too, subbed
When I was a kid you’d be asked, “Beatles or Stones?”, and you were supposed to pick one. Stones, but why not both? Nope, you had to pick one. Most people at first said “Beatles”, but the ones who stuck around and developed their taste eventually said “Stones”. They allow their songs to develop naturally, going where they will and where they’re supposed to, like they do in “Gimme Shelter”, “Miss You”, and especially “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking?” I’ve been fascinated by them for over 40 years and still discover new things today in the music.
@LightriverArt
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I think the Stones and Beatles are equally fantastic. Fuck me though the moment someone says or types the words Can't you hear me knocking that riff plays in my head and travels down my fucking spine and I just have to listen
imo its better on the studio version, especially Keith / Brians guitars, coupled with Bills bass. But this is good too
Thx Britt just the best band ever.
Britt, are you seriously telling us you've never heard this before? OMG, one of 5 million on the planet. LOL NEWS FLASH, there's a whole world of music waiting for you.......enjoy.
Finally you see rocknroll grannys
The greatest rock band ever. Solid hits in six decades. I love them. This was a very early live show so the audio is horrible. Check out some later live performances of this tune, you'll be blown away. Also, try on "Sympathy For The Devil" it's pure Rolling Stones.
Being an old guy (Born 1964) Crowds back then weren't as open and free as today. That took till the Beatles and the early 70's. My first introduction to this songs was from movies about the Veit Nam war. As from the USA's start in that war from 1964 on I'm sure the "Stones" and there music was a large part of the "Armed Forces" radio staions playlist for the soldiers. Think about it, your a 19yr old kid thrust halfway around the world into war. You have no clue about anything other than serviving your yr in combat and getting home. Your days of satisfaction are few and far between.
Joe Bonamassa Goiing Down Live at the Greek Theater
I love these old videos of these classic rock bands send me can't really understand but if you listen to studio versions or official videos can understand more but the stones one of the best bands ever
While the Beatles are the Greatest Band ever, the Rolling Stones are considered the Greatest Rock and Roll Band ever. Personally, I like a lot of bands more than the Stones you can't argue with their place in music.
You really need to watch them in the early 70’s when they were hitting on all cylinders Mick Jagger would dance all night..hence the song I’ve got the moves like jagger.from 68 -75 they 5 or 6 albums that are the greatest albums of all time.they couldn’t write a bad song if they tried then
This is definitely an early concert - their fans went WILD with them later!
The Stones were Bad boys but loveable as well.
Yes. if you lean in the headphones work better. Just like when you're driving searching for an address, you turn down the radio so you can see better.... Right? ?
If you think that was catchy, check out the studio version. It's the song that catapulted the Stones to superstardom.
There were times when I sang this refrain in a loop. You should listen to the original recording :)
If you liked this, I hope for your own sake that you take a couple minutes to listen to the studio version. That is the bomb, and the version that was number 1 on the charts and also ranked #2 on the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time on Rolling Stones 2004 list.
One of the greatest songs of all time. Mick Jagger the singer rocks!
Hi, that was a number one song in the top forty. The radio would play it twice an hour. Studio version sounds better. That song got me through summer school 8th grade math class with a good grade. I had my pocket-sized transistor radio in my back pocket with the earphone cord going up inside my shirt in the ear opposite of the teacher's desk. It's a favorite tune.
BRITT, WOW, THIS IS DEFINITELY ONE OF THE MOST EARLY TRACKS AND VIDEOS THAT I'VE EVER SEEN OF THE ROLLING STONES AND THIS IS SOME VINTAGE, RAW, STONES!! SOME SAY THE GREATEST BAND IN ROCK AND ROLL, WHO ARE ACTUALLY STILL TOURING!! MICK JAGGER'S OVER 70 YEARS OLD AND SO IS THE REST OF THE BAND BUT THEY ARE STILL AT IT!!! I'D LIKE TO RECOMMEND A FILM IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DELVE INTO THE PERSONALITY OF THE ROLLING STONES IN THE MID-TO-LATE 60S! THE FILM IS A DOCUMENTARY CALLED "GIMME SHELTER"! IT FOLLOWS THE ROLLING STONES ON A UNITED STATES TOUR IN 1969!!
@lathedauphinot6820
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It ends with a free concert at Altamont Speedway near San Francisco. Following the Grateful Dead’s advice, they hire Hell’s Angels as security to protect the stage and pay them with all the beer they can drink. What do you think happens?
Hey Britt, please have a reaction to Sympathy for the Devil, studio version please..the one with lyrics parted over the clip..Love your comments..great observations !1
this is back before bobble heads
I enjoyed this. The Stones were one of the best rock bands of all time, I like others better. 😊
Mick Jagger, have you never heard of him. 😃😃
This certainly a ear worm song , All the band members add something special to there live performance
THE STONES arguably one of the best Rock Blues bands ever . This is not a good recording you might listen to a better one . Mick Jagger is a showman and they still tour today . Their music is so different and unique like a lot of groups but they are definitely up there with the all time greats . Try reacting to BROWN SUGAR . Glad you have found these guys .
🔥🔥🔥 It’s not a great audio but it still sounds great to me 😊 I love the old video footage.
I wish people would pick the studio recording when they listen to a classic.This is one of the best songs EVER etched into vinyl but it never was that good live 😢
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The singer moves like ....
"Satisfaction", is more of a song about rebellion. Sticking it to the man, who is getting in your grill with doing the right thing. Listen to the song again with lyrics and you'll get The Rolling Stones POV. And this song reminds you of "the beach"? Lol, sorry, Lol! JK, can't wait for more reactions! 😉🤘
Could not be further removed from the beach scene mortal enemies
Would you class the lead singer, Mick Jagger, as one of your PDC members. He is certainly a certified member of other peoples' PDC. As could be attested to by the thousands of gathered up used panties tossed onto the stage during their many live shows over the many decades of their performances.
Satisfaction with Taylor Swift & Mick Jagger
Yeah that looked like early in their career. Back then audiences were more reserved which is why Beatles shows were so outrages with all the screaming girls. The Rolling Stones are one of those bands that just keeps going. A standard joke for my generation is, if it hasn't killed Keith Richards (guitarist for the Stones) it isn't going to hurt me. Keith has looked older than he is forever and done more unhealthy things than most. When you see someone wearing a t-shirt with a set of lips with the tongue hanging out, that's The Rolling Stones logo.
You really need to listen to the original studio version to hear the song properly.
Hey cutie pie
You might want to check out the official vid for this song...this is played a little faster than the original and it doesn't do the iconic riff or the song justice, the sound quality is pretty rough too.
TV studio
Why do you do live version instead of studio for first time reaction ?
Hmmm. this is the greatest rock n' roll band of all time by the way. Just in case you didn't know. :D
Perfect a cappella harmonization: Voctave's *Disney Princess Medley.* Please!
You know I've noticed I'm a lot of your videos maybe you should play the studio recordings
Listen to the original, for yourself. This song was released, and things changed.
I don't think frizbees were around in 65
This "live" performance pales in comparison to the studio version. Of course, that's typical of most live performances. But this one is worse than usual. And there are live performances that blow the studio versions out of the water. But this is not one of those...
Please take this as constructive criticism, but live videos are generally not the best quality and certainly not for the 60's videos. Granted, there are some iconic live videos like Woodstock performances or Queen at Wembley stadium. The sound quality of this video was horrible and certainly didn't do the song justice. If you are going to do something like this though, you might consider doing the studio version first followed by a live version. You could also have someone pre-screen the videos to ensure that you have the best quality live version. As a weird aside, Devo did a very strange cover of this song. You should check it out. If you want a really weird rabbit hole to drop into, you could check out how many artists have done covers of Satisfaction, from Aretha Franklin to The Grateful Dead, to Bjork and more.
Feels like you lost track of the song a bit. As someone said, there are better clips of live performances, or even the studio version. This is an iconic song, and the film this is from is worth watching. They weren't groovy - that's a whole other vibe - but they were cool, and still are.
Probably the most overtly sexual song on pop radio that year. When Mick swipes his hand in front of that phallic-microphone... still no satisfaction 😮 I suspect half that crowd was too embarrassed by the lyrics to enjoy it in public. Morals of 1965 (btw- BEST year of pop hits ever! ) Nearly 50 years after this video, Mick finally joined another band... please check out Miracle Worker by Superheavy - each band member earned gold & platinum albums from earlier efforts!
you cant hear the guitar riff good its what this is all about is the riff.
The studio version is vastly superior to this!
Dam your fun lucky man your husband I enjoy you
@brittreacts
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haha thank you!
They're taking it way too fast.