The line of cars all painted black is a funeral procession. The hearse carrying the flowers and his love (girlfriend).

@brucettait6595

2 жыл бұрын

That's right, he lost a girlfriend back in the 60's, who was she

@bluebird3281

2 жыл бұрын

Both never to come back

@bigEratt

2 жыл бұрын

Also some of the lyrics at the end were not correct to the song..

@jerryward3311

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone misses this line and then miss the meaning of the song.

@penderyn8794

2 жыл бұрын

Ppl always miss this line in reactions

The song about a funeral. About turning his head when he sees girls in summer clothes, he's depressed he's mourning the death of a loved one. He doesn't want to see anybody having fun or Joy while he's mourning the death of someone he loves.

@PaisteLover

2 жыл бұрын

I always thought he meant he had to turn his head, because he didn't want to be tempted into falling in love, until his grief has passed.

@kingoffire9373

2 жыл бұрын

When I first heard this song years ago, I totally got that right off the bat, it's that same feeling of when you're alone and you just can't look at a happy couple in love it makes you sick feeling. Seeing the girls dressed all pretty having fun, when you're depressed and lonely lamenting someone, you'd just get sick to your stomach.

@teijaflink2226

2 жыл бұрын

I always interpreted that line as that he's so depressed that he doesn't even care about pretty girls, so he turné His head or maybe he just can't anyone pretty and happy deep in his darkness.

@melvinkoch1290

2 жыл бұрын

I look at it as, his hart is black because he is a sick in the head man. Wants to paint the red door black because red door could be the sign of a prostitute house and wants to project his disdain on it, and turn his head from the girls because it just fuels the fire in side.

@Wendys___

2 жыл бұрын

“If I look hard enough into the setting sun, my love will laugh with me before the morning comes.” He’s saying if he thinks about it too deeply at sunset, he will kill himself and laugh with his dead loved one by morning. Really the darkest and deepest line in the song and no one ever gets it.

The song is about grief and him losing a loved one to death " I see a line of cars and there all painted black" (a funeral procession) "both flowers and my love never to come back" and the girls in summer clothes turning his head till darkness goes, the darkness is grief and the girls remind him of his love he lost having to turn his head because the memory/grief is to painful

@Bekka_Noyb

2 жыл бұрын

^ yeah this!

@module79l28

2 жыл бұрын

*too painful

@Moonshinedave1

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I got from this song, the guy lossed his loved one, he's in no mood for anything happy hence: "I see girls dress in their summer cloths and I have to turn my head", he's grieving, he is in no mood to see happy or joy right now, his world is black. This song seems so easy to understand, but then, I've heard it many many times.

@wakawakawilly9365

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonshinedave1 I think you got it right. The dead girlfriend is just the catalyst for the depression. He's seeing happy shiny colors and he is far away from the feeling that it actually intensifies his depression.

@vesalius9949

2 жыл бұрын

...yup, he did it. Cause she did him "worse than death". Waylon Jennings said he sent her back home to her family In a pine box. Jimmy Hendricks said, "I shot her". Mick is said I can't deal with any of you all cause she phunked me all up...

It absolutely IS rock, in it's infancy. As it was in the 60s.

@bobby_c07

2 жыл бұрын

@@cirtapseven3742 I get it just fine. I was born in the 80s lol

@woodysthoughts4032

2 жыл бұрын

With Indian (south Asian) influences.

@Cbcw76

2 жыл бұрын

Got to wonder what very narrow view of 'rock' set boundaries so tiny? Good grief... if there's reading that the Stones are the #1 Rock Band, why not read about this song? Saying so many wrong things hurts my willingness to continue.

@danielkarlsson258

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of bands were in the early days of this. The Kinks - You Really Got Me was the first in my opinion.

@mattwolfe6192

2 жыл бұрын

@@voltakackackack4303 not to take anything away from the Stones or some of the earlier bands from the 60’s but Black Sabbath took that 60’s sound to a completely different level and that’s why they’re considered to be the “true” birth of rock music. Kinda the same way that Metallica is considered the “true” birth of thrash metal. In the end, none of that really matters because all of that music was and still is, great.

After my father died is when I truly understood this song. It perfectly relayed how you feel watching the world continue when nothing will ever be the same again. You don't think there should be color, or laughter.

@chriswarner5158

2 жыл бұрын

My mom died in '17 and I'm still not over it...

you guys have to understand that the sound of Rock isn't just what you decided to listen to when first embarking on this journey. To you guys everything is just the past but your spanning decades of evolving music. When you ask questions like "is this rock" it means you've already decided on what rock should sound like.......and you've only gotten started.

@artsilva

2 жыл бұрын

Basically what they have to understand is The Rolling Stones spans that entire evolution till today. They basically were at day one with modern rock and were instrumental in shaping the foundations of what rock became over the decades. Just as their "rock" music evolved, so did the rest of the industry.

@NondescriptMammal

2 жыл бұрын

"Rock" is just a word, the music that has been put in that category covers a wider range than any other genre by far. Blues rock, country rock, progressive rock, art rock, alternative rock... the lines are pretty blurry when you try to pigeonhole music, as if it matters if this is rock or not. It's a song, and people call it rock. It would be the same song if they called it opera.

@artsilva

2 жыл бұрын

@@NondescriptMammal exactly!

@waynemoe3823

2 жыл бұрын

agree it's more about feeling the music

@ugaladh

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, there was rock-and-roll, rock, soft rock, hard rock, then psychedelic rock, then metal ( being harder than a rock), and heavy metal. Rock now emcompasses 70 years of changing. The early Beatles were the "good boys" to the Rolling Stones being the "bad boys" of rock. unfortunately, at least where I live, "Classic Rock" radio stations are really classic metal , you don't get to hear much rock that was more mainstream anymore.

The Rolling Stones are one badass rock-n-roll band. Check out "Gimme Shelter", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Brown Sugar", "Wild Horses", "Angie", "Tumbling Dice", "Honky Tonk Women", "Monkey Man", "B*tch", "Let It Bleed", "Dead Flowers", "2000 Light Years From Home", "Beast of Burden", "Shattered" and so many others.

@theghostofthomasjenkins9643

2 жыл бұрын

you can go on and on with the stones. you still only named a fraction of their best songs.

@jeffreycherep8264

2 жыл бұрын

Great list! I would only add "Far Away Eyes" and "Street Fighting Man".

@nicholasvalentine2428

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice. I've always considered the Stones, up until Goat's Head Soup, to be amazing and Gimme Shelter (and Fool's Gold - The Stone Roes) to be the best songs ever and 100 Years Ago, Angie, Wild Horses, Sympathy For The Devil, Under My Thumb etc. amazing too, but I haven't heard Shattered or Can't Hear Me Knocking but definitely will do.

@jackdunn7441

Жыл бұрын

My favorite is "Under my Thumb"

@danteerskine7678

Жыл бұрын

@Kevin Shapland. Australia that's no surprise that queen Elizabeth the second Knighted Mick jagger. Peace to her soul

I'm always amazed at Lex's ability to "feel" a song and also take in some lyrics during 1st listen. This song won a poll during a Livestream and neither Brad nor Lex new this song or band was coming.

@yorkshirepauper

2 жыл бұрын

Synesthesia

He's singing about having someone he deeply loved die, and then trying to cope, resenting happy people (girls in their summer clothes) around him every day, and feeling like everyone and everything should be in mourning. Paint it black.

A great drummer, a true gentleman. We miss you Charlie

RIP Charlie Watts.... A couple other really great Stones songs are "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Sympathy for the Devil" Also, Lex has it right.. Most artists are making art for themselves. It's up to the viewer/listener/consumer to decide how to interpret it

@brutisfletcher

2 жыл бұрын

You are EXACTLY right! Artists often create things they themselves aren’t sure what to think of just to find out what others think of it with no concern. We kind of entertain ourselves with peoples interpretations.

@mattmarcotte5476

2 жыл бұрын

Besides the obvious.. Satisfaction.

@Mugthraka

2 жыл бұрын

Sympathy for the Devil is a personal favorite of mine

@jimmiekendall5529

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mugthraka Me 2

This song was teleased in 1966. I was 16. Glad somebody explained the meaning to you. I'm in the enviable position, if being 71 can be called enviable, of having grown up all the way to the present being able to listen to and appreciate so much fantastic music. When you listen try to understand it in the context of when it was produced and how it evolved. Love your reactions.

@sarahlogan1477

2 жыл бұрын

Grief can trigger mental health and turn people around into depression, he's lost his love x💋❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎶💋❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎶

R.i.p. Charlie Watts. One of the top drummers.

There’s so many amazing Stones songs it’s damn near impossible to list them here, but ones I recommend is “sympathy for the devil”, “brown sugar”, “satisfaction”, “miss you” and many many more

@Frostrazor

2 жыл бұрын

you missed one great one - Gimme Shelter. Best song IMO.

@emcsquared8681

2 жыл бұрын

@@Frostrazor I missed a lot of great ones, but yes that is also one.

@gabrieldacruz3150

2 жыл бұрын

You forgot to the greats 19th nervous breakdown get off of my cloud two of my favorites

My wife of 15 years passed away this last mother's day. I now have a tattoo that reads "No more will my green sea Go turn a deeper blue". The song is about loss and grief.

@rockrelic333

2 жыл бұрын

My condolences E.T. on your recent loss.

@ericthompson5274

2 жыл бұрын

@@rockrelic333 thanks my dude. The burden get easier, the more I talk about it.

@berkeleygirl4121

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry. What a lovely way to memorialize her, as well as your mutual love.

@karenscigliano9787

2 жыл бұрын

I've been listening to this album my whole life..at least for 40 years -and I just now understood that particular line you quoted --could never understand what they were saying 🖤

@mikehollingworth2262

Жыл бұрын

liar

It’s very rock. Part of what makes “rock” a genre for anyone and everyone is the fact that there are a million different variations, a million different sounds and vibes. The Stones were making rock for decades and just them by themselves have a ton of different sounds. You’ll never even come close to hearing everything and there is always the possibility of hearing something new and different. And Lex, you had it right. Most artists, including musicians, tend to be hesitant about divulging what the meaning behind their art is. They want people to experience it and come away with their own interpretation of what it means to them. Sometimes, we have no clue what it means other than we like how it sounds and it makes us feel a certain way.

GIMMIE SHELTER - Merry Clayton did an amazing job on this song. She goes to the studio in the wee hours of the morning whilst having difficulties with a pregnancy. The woman is simply magnificent. Thank u Merry.

I can't listen to this song without thinking of one of my favorite childhood Tv-shows called Tour of Duty where it served as themesong. Anyone else?

@jodiellkrakouer2227

2 жыл бұрын

I do love that show although it is before my time.

@metalsquid

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I miss Zeke and the gang. Wish there was a way to watch it again with the original soundtrack intact.

@Tuesdays_Gone

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, that’s what I think of, too.

You absolutely HAVE TO DO Sympathy For the devil by the rolling stones, its one of their best songs and a 60s essential

@travissmith82080

2 жыл бұрын

This!

@jamesroe7628

2 жыл бұрын

My fav song

RIP Charlie Watts, the drummer, died yesterday aged 80.

There’s eastern musical influences with Brian Jones playing the Sitar it gives it an Indian / middle eastern sound really groovy vibe though !

when you go down this rabbit hole, you´ll never get back... you´re looking at almost 60 years of music history :) RIP Charlie Watts

Totally rock. It's a generational thing. Song is eternally connected to Vietnam. Much respect.......

@binkybuns462

2 жыл бұрын

The brilliant Tour of Duty theme. First time I ever heard this song and has stuck with me ever since. So yes, eternally connected to Vietnam, in both ways to me. 🙂

@Malcontent-

2 жыл бұрын

@@binkybuns462 I totally remember 'Tour of Duty' theme tv music. I watched that show in real time. I was teen. It was also my first time hearing this song. Memories of watching and listening that song and intro song. Good times.....

One of thee most iconic songs in Rock n Roll.

This is pure rock. The darkness he has to turn his head from is the darkness that follows the death of a loved one. The row of black cars is a reference to the funeral.

The Stones were rockers in the early 60's and this tune is late 60s, when U.S. rock was really changing. Hippies were everywhere! The Stones were very bluesy and even put out country music. They wrote almost all of their own material. Their sound changed constantly, but never got old.

To me, The Rolling Stones are the epitome of rock. Like rock music in its purest, most distilled form. Straight up rock n roll.

This song and the Animals "I Got To Get Out Of This Place" were the the 2 songs adopted by the troop deployed to Vietnam during the war. They tended to exemplify the emotional mindset of those of us fighting in that conflict.

@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve never heard of that animals one…. What about fortunate son?

very few drummers had pockets as deep as Charlie Watts. RIP

@continentalaquatics2725

2 жыл бұрын

Right? I tried to mug him in an alley once, but he ended up mugging Me. Imagine the irony!!!

If you have watched Full Metal Jacket, this song is played during the ending credits. It definitely is about grief and mourning. It definitely got played heavily during the Vietnam War era.

Rip Charlie Watts :(

Imagine listening to the Stones for the first time and it's this track. Has been and always will be on my top ten of all time.

He sees the girls "in their summer clothes" an he "has to look away" because he's not ready to look at happiness again (especially the context of pretty women).

@Sprayber

2 жыл бұрын

He is also describing the obvious discomfort of other people when they see a person who is grieving . Most people are uncomfortable seeing a window. CS lewis wrote about this very thing after he lost his wife. The guy doesn't want to see happiness and other people don't want to be reminded about death.

The rolling stones have a massive pallet of styles, something for everyone!

This is great that you are showing respect for a great musician

The Rolling Stones - like the Beatles - recorded literally hundreds of songs in many different styles and genres . They have been performing since 1962 which is a remarkable 59 year career .

To me, one of their best tracks. I love the Rolling Stones.

The lyrics say there's a line of black cars with flowers and his girl that will never come back. Did y'all miss that line? LOL

Can’t believe they never heard of the Stones! Still touring today! RIP Charlie Watts.

you guys are the best x

the lyrics person, for who knows what reason put "i want to see the sun flying high in the sky"!? lol... it is actually "i want to see the sun BLOTTED OUT form the sky." this is an analogy about how depression is like trying to live a nice summer day watching the pretty girls walking by, but all you focus on are the funeral procession and your loss. :( thank you both again!!

@zoegartham312

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, the lyricist put, "Don't want to see the sun flying high in the sky," which is exactly what it sounds like he is singing to me.

@selectronium

2 жыл бұрын

@@zoegartham312 i don't hear it... lol, oh well! i guess i will continue to hear it the way i've heard since childhood.

@MkF3175

2 жыл бұрын

another jokes from the lyrics person "I wanna see your face..painted black..black as night..black as coal"...thats a little bit disturbing and unappropriate for me.. i know the right lyrics should be "I wanna see it painted...painted black..black as night..black as coal"

Great way to honour him by checking out this great song! The song sounds like it's about a lover who's died but I think in interviews the band said it was more about depression in general and how it removes all the colour from the world. Hope you check out some more music by twenty one pilots

My favorite rolling stones song, also because its in Full Metal Jacket. I love that movie.

This song is definitely about loss and grief. This is such a GREAT song. Glad you both discovered this song!

The "belly dancing" sound is likely due to the use of the sitar, a south Asian instrument introed to the Stones by the Beatles' George. I agree with a few commenters that reactors would be best off listening to a song for (at least!) more than one minute before interrupting the tune to speculate on the song's meaning(s)... That said, I enjoy the couple dynamic, and especially Lex's ability to get into the vibe of most songs, almost from the get-go!

my favorite Stones tune it's so melancholy and emotionally true.

Yes, it is about a funeral. It is also one of the songs that defined the Vietnam war. It is definitely rock´n roll.

One of my all time favorite song. Awesome you guys did a reaction to it 🤙🤙😁

Rock is so vast and diverse but this definitely is rock, specifically from the 60's era.

@alfredristan3445

2 жыл бұрын

Rock musicians get their inspiration from all types of music , mostly blues and jazz .They also in past were not limited to these influences classical , folk and world music. This song is heavily influenced by the sitar , The musicians seemed to have become aware of it and world music and experimented with it at the time when they were more free to create . Lex I heard you mention classical music in other videos, you should check out YES ( Roundabout ) or Genesis . Progressive rock where Rock is heavily influence by classical music .

Definitely, unquestionably Rock; The Stones are up there with Led Zep and Floyd as some of the all-time legends of the genre. Do yourself a favor and check out "Gimme Shelter" and "Sympathy for the Devil," if nothing else by them.

Great tune yet again!

You guys have a lot of videos. I'm working my way through them all. LOL Love it.

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@sergeykot8753

2 жыл бұрын

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@segazavr6596

2 жыл бұрын

Я бы посмотрел реакцию на Диану Анкудинову 👍👍

@yuriichetvertakov3704

2 жыл бұрын

Diana this is the best thing I've ever heard in my life 🤯 😍

@vdubrovskiy9092

2 жыл бұрын

Diana Ankudinova is an amazing singer,her voice fascinates!

How does this not sound like rock? Maybe not hard rock, but def rock!

I am a Vietnam Vet and this song was the most popular to almost all combat vets for what ever reason but it was

The "belly dancer" sound you hear is a sitar, a guitar like instrument from India. A lot of bands during the 60s experimented with it in their music. Primarily because many of the "hippie" types of the time were dabbling in Eastern (Indian, Asian, Middle Eastern) self-enlightenment philosophies and religions and were thus exposed to the music of the region as well, which lead to some bands incorporating new (to the West) instruments and rhythms into their music. This song is probably one of the best examples of where it worked really well.

Brad, you're usually so good at interpreting lyrics. How could you miss the part where he describes his dead girlfriend passing by in a funeral procession? lol

@Muckylittleme

2 жыл бұрын

No, no, it is about a pervert. LOL?

@louisef1861

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's strange how most reaction ot this song miss that entirely. It seems so obvious but hardly anyone ever sees it.

@crazytanks2001

Жыл бұрын

@@Muckylittleme its not

@YerpDerp17

7 ай бұрын

The "girls in summer clothes" got his attention more than the guy in the song. haha

Maybe Brad is projecting his own thoughts of girls in summer clothes.

Oh here is another badass track! good one... RIP Charlie.

I was 6 when this was my first single that was given to me in 1971 (originally from 1966). It locked me into listening to the full force of music. Although, I got sent home from kindergarten for singing this song. Never stopped me from searching for great music. Enjoy!

Question: Do artists write songs to be interpreted or not? Answer: Yes, No and Maybe. Depends on the artist.

@lawrencejoy2256

2 жыл бұрын

I am the Walrus by the Beatles was made because a school was having the children interpret their lyrics.

Just a suggestion: Enjoy the music and don't try to figure out the meaning of the lyrics. It's usually about something super specific and you'll never figure them out. Look up the meaning before or after listening to the song. I've been listening to these songs regularly for 30 years. I still have no clue what half these songs mean.

@OGMrWayne

2 жыл бұрын

Preach, I agree. I love these 2, but sometimes I wsih they'd listen to the entire track, or at least half, then maybe they'll get it.

@jenniferfoster1692

2 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%

@johnwhite4991

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! If I was moved by a song and enjoyed it I never worried about what it was about. Some I knew, others I didn't. Same with song names. I'm a huge Zeppelin fan and I never knew the names of most of their songs, until KZread and streaming came along. I used to play side A, then turn it over and play side B. Quality bands put out quality albums, not a hit song or two per album.

@LLMAXG

2 жыл бұрын

Your first time watching a reaction channel? 🤦🏽‍♂️

@RaefonB

2 жыл бұрын

@@LLMAXG Gotta say, guys, I agree with Max. If they just let the song play without commenting on it, they'd get copyrighted. And we might as well just go listen to the song ourselves! Sure, the overanalysing sometimes takes them in a way-off direction, but if it leads to interesting conversations and keeps us entertained, that's the point of the channel. It's great how the comments and livestreams provide more context and facts and corrections, though. We're all getting a music and history education here, yo.

i love you guys greatings from South Africa please do more Rolling Stones ???

Wow! Y'all are going all out on some classic rock!

Two real ‘moments’ lyrically in this song, the first, as so many have mentioned is his woman’s funeral. The second is him contemplating suicide to be with her ‘If I look hard enough into the setting’ sun, My love will laugh with me before the morning comes.’ Most people miss that part - it’s deep grief. One of your commenters thought it was about being dumped - so even at first listen you are way ahead of that guy! Some songs have specific meanings, some don’t, some artists share the meanings some prefer not to.

The black cars are during funerals for all the soldiers dying in the Vietnam War. It's a song about grief and loss.

@allisterfiend_2112

2 жыл бұрын

It's not about the vietnam war, even though just about every war movie uses it in their soundtrack. A loved one of his has died and he is depressed.

Fair winds and calm seas Charlie. Thank you for all the great music.

It's about a Vietnam vet coming back home and dealing with the changes in society and his own self. My uncle went through this. RIP Uncle Donald.

I just feel this song's about me. Like I have a childhood trauma and depression which doesn't let me enjoy my life just like the song says

A great artist can make you feel what they are feeling. That's how I judge art. If they can make me laugh or tear up, they are great and make my life richer.

I always played this on repeat back in the day

To me I always imagined this song was about a solider coming back from war (like Vietnam or Korea) and being haunted by what he had seen and perhaps done. Red reminded him of the blood and fire, seeing the girls in summer clothes, the things some people did they weren't proud of and how the memory of this and all the friends lost (funeral procession of black cars) had ruined his ability to enjoy life. The drug addiction and PTSD making it impossible to fit back into society and people turning their heads when they see him and quickly looking away?? Just my read on it anyways. Stumbled across you guys just recently...LOVE your videos! Lex love your intuition and empathy when you listen to music and no disrespect intended but my goodness you are absolutely stunningly beautiful!!! :) Its so much fun watching you guys bounce off each other! Keep up the great work!

Love this song, but love the shirts you guys are wearing! I've needed one of those since I was a kid! I listen to almost all types of music. 🎶 I mean🤔 why limit yourself to one genre💁‍♂️ when there's so much out there to enjoy🤘

Many decades after this song was released, it became the theme song for the tv show "Tour of Duty" which was about the Vietnam War. Commenters below have made a good case that this song was about a funeral, but I had always considered it to relate to depression or, as Brad said, mental health. Fits pretty well there.

It's about grief and how it hurts to see the world so happy and colorful when everything has gone black for you- you want everyone to feel it and to stop being so cherry and bright.

THANK you Brad for making the "belly dancer" connection with the sound of this song. I have thought the same thing from the first time I heard it 50-some odd years ago, I don't know if it's a Moroccan, Middle Eastern or Indian thing. Anyway, it's a special song, one of the 1960's best.

Yes Brad, Very Poetic

Aloha guys, Love to come back to...pre Neon Sign...reactions...I remember when ya'll opened this door...a hui hou

really cool that you acknowledged Charlie Watts passing

This song gives me gypsy / folk vibes. It's such a mystical track masterpiece.

i actually knew this song first as the opening for a show called 'Tour of Duty". it was the shit when i was 12;D

'belly dance rock', that's a whole new genre you come up with there Brad 💃😁 👍👏👏👏

trying to find the first song ya'll covered but guess I'll go to La woman always been a fav. of mine

The late 60's early 70's Stones were their brilliant era, great music.

I enjoy your walk through music!! Others - sympathy for the devil -satisfaction- can’t always get what you want-tumbling dice-gimmie shelter

This song was the opener for an 80's TV show called "Tour Of Duty". Good times.

Another masterpiece, this music the first time I heard it in the movie Full metal jacket

The Stones can do rock ,country, disco funk etc. and some great mellow tunes ever !!

The song featured a sitar which gave it that eastern mood.

Beast if burden - stones Angie - stones two FREAKING GREAT STONES SONGS! Love you guys, you earned a sub!

Every time I hear these songs from this time I immediately remember US soldiers in FOB's listening to this.

Yeah first time I heard this song I was confused a little bit but you listen to it more and more and listen to other songs by them very good band again brad you're doing it lexi well you a Metalhead keep doing your thing

One of my favourite all time tracks the melange of instrumentation is mesmerising and is that a sitar in there somewhere ?

I can't hear this song without thinking of intro to the late 80's early 90's T.V.show, China Beach.

Artists create art for the creating. An audience is just a bonus.

This song is what got me into them in the first place.

This song reminds me of the 90s TV series, TOUR OF DUTY. It was the theme song for the series.

The viewer from your stream was right, At least as far as I've always interpreted it. The higher pitched guitar sound you hear Lex, is an Indian sitar. Basically an old guitar from India. Alot of bands from this era were looking for different sounds, and were trying different instruments. Great job guys!

You guys were totally right, that songs about anger and depression.

I was never a crazed just can get enough of the Stones fan. Only bought maybe 2 of there albums but I know their work. I do like the early stuff more than later on. I'd suggest you give "Under My Thumb" a look. It's only about 3 mins long. Love to see your reactions.