This was the war and some of my error for Vietnam, it has so many deep meanings. I went to a website so that I could show you the impact it had on America during the Vietnam war and civil rights movement. legomenon.com/paint-it-black-meaning-rolling-stones-song-lyrics-interpretation.html
*Brian Jones. He is part of the club of 27* (celebrities who died at that age) It was the most experimental of the Stones, the one that played rare instruments for rock: the mandolin, the Hindu zither, the dulcimer, the marimba, the mellotron, the harp or the tubular bells. 😵 Several of the group's first-stage riffs belong to him, as do most of the arrangements with curious instruments. 👉 Brian Jones passed away on the night of July 3, 1969, *when not even a month had passed since Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts appeared at his house to inform him that he would no longer be part of The Rolling Stones*
It is a song about death. "I see a line of cars and they're all painted black. With flowers and my love both never to come back". It is one of my favorites from them, although their are so many to choose from. One of my favorite all time bands.
I thought it was about the notorious color combination red and black. Anton LaVey's red and black cape and all things satanic. But then what the hell do I know. (Laughing)
Yes everyone in my family love them including my 88 year old mum and all the aunts especially love Mick. Not that's it matters an iota but we are black and Jamaican. Could never have any kind of party without some Stones, Tom Jones, David Bowie, R&B and of course some Reggae. We love all kinds of good music in our family.
This will always be the “Tour of Duty” song to me. Tv show about the Vietnam war in the late 80’s. I watched it because my Uncle did and this was the into to the show every episode. I was hooked even as a little kid. It was perfect because it has that jungle vibe to it that fit the show.
Yes I loved that show. I have the complete series, but haven't opened it yet so I don't know if the music is still in it because when TNT or TBS showed reruns the music was not in there due to copywrite issues.
Ed Ford yeah it’s not on my version either. But there is a cool video here on RUclips with the song and the opening of the show. Always gets me pumped!
I had friends who served and died in Vietnam. Tour of Duty and China Beach were two of my favorite shows. The closing music for China Beach would make me cry every time.
Rebecca Maracle mother’s little helper is in my opinion one of their most honest and best songs. Way ahead of their time as far as lyrics and emotion. Sounds like something Kurt Cobain would have written ❤️
@@arunkhanna2990 then, the 70s = led zeppelin, Pink floyd, ACdc(british born), black sabbath, deep purple, def leppard, iron maiden, the police, david bowie, genesis, elton john, Queen etc
@@larrywt656 i know, but they really took off in the 70s. zeppelin became the biggest band right after beatles left, floyd really blow everybody away after the dark side. they are both best known for their music in the 70s
This song has been used in some well-known movies/tv shows about the Vietnam War (I remember it in Full Metal Jacket) - and it came out right in the midst of it (1966) so it's been linked with a soldier suffering PTSD and depression - losing friends to death (line of black cars and flowers/funeral procession) - it could be interpreted as the struggles of anyone having dark thoughts- he says he has to turn his head when "girls walk by until the darkness goes" - is he having thoughts of violent assault? Of course, it was the mid-60s so maybe it's about drug induced paranoia? I guess we'll never know, unless Richards and Jagger decide to tell us. (suggestions for more reactions - two other early Stones songs "Under My Thumb" and "Get Off Of My Cloud"" - As I'm sure many here know, the Stones are contemporaries of the Beatles and were an important part of The British Invasion - their first appearance on Ed Sullivan (important milestone in those days) was October 1964 - about 8 months after the Beatles.
The Rolling Stones formed in 1962 and are still playing. Paint It Black came out in 1966, their other original guitarist/sitar player was Brian Jones ( R.I.P.) He died in 1969
I don't get it..They produce this great visual video with the lyrics, but they don't do a simple thing of googling the lyrics?..."I wanna see the sun flying' high in the sky?!"....NO!...It's "I wanna see the sun blotted out from the sky."
The video is even worse, it says "Don't wanna see the sun", which makes zero sense. Also I'm sure Jagger says "I wanna see you paint it (or maybe 'painted'), paint it black", not "I wanna see your face" - where 'face' came from eludes me. It's a weird thing - if someone does a lyric video it's almost a guarantee that they mess them up.
@@ilnuovoredibastoni The editing the video is the hard part. Finding the correct lyrics is usually a no-brainer..Btw.."I wanna see it Painted..Painted black. Black as night..Black as coal."..you know, I'm not sure I ever picked up on the "face" one!..Holy smokes!..How did I miss that one?!
Iconic Stones, This was their sixth UK number 1 hitting the top of the chart in 1966. It also reached #1 in the Billboard chart in the same year. It was re-released in 1990 and made the UK chart again hitting #61 in the top 100. This record still gets regular airplay today and can always get those feet moving. Great track, great reaction.
This is my favorite Rolling Stones song. I love that sitar, love the rhythm, love the lyrics. And it has been cathartic to listen to at various points in my life. Great one!
The Rolling Stones are one badass rock-n-roll band and have been since 1962! "Play With Fire", "Get Off My Cloud", "19th Nervous Breakdown", "Mother's Little Helper" are the names of a few hits from their earlier years. "2000 Light Years From Home" marked their foray into psychedelia. After that they stuck with hard rocking blues -- "Let It Bleed", "Live With Me", "Monkey Man", "Honky Tonk Women", "Brown Sugar", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Tumbling Dice", "Beast of Burden" ... far too many songs to list them all. They also just released a song last week -- "Criss Cross" -- a groovy little outtake from 1973.
❣️❣️Rolling Stones!! This song is in my top 10 most favorite of RS songs! On the top of my list are- Dear Doctor, Sweet Virginia, Dead Flowers and Spider to the Fly. You my friend have just touch the tip of the proverbial iceberg of a song list that spans over a half a century of greatness ❣️❣️
The Rolling Stones have been recording since 1962 and are STILL together, recording and touring. I can't hear this song without thinking of the ending of the movie Full Metal Jacket. There are literally HUNDREDS of Stones songs I could recommend. You Can't Always Get What You Want is one of my favorites.
I learned this song when I was about 8 years old and it was used as the theme song for the TV show "Tour of Duty" (which my father watched) and to this day, it's my favorite Stones song!
Wow. This song sucks me right back to the Vietnam War era. Anybody else remember the TV show of the -80s "Tour of Duty" and "China Beach"?? I spent my teenage years watching the war on tv every night. Some of the best music Ever came out during that time. Bittersweet memories....💔🖤
This song was used over the end credits to the Al Pacino film "Devil's Advocate", in which he played Lucifer. It played over the image of fire - quite fitting.
Wow. I clicked like but must not have watched your total reaction. . This song was so incredible when it came out. What memories. I remind myself every day I may be a senior citizen now but my generation had the best bands. Saw the Stones do this live in 1980 in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
The Rolling Stones just can't be beat. They've been consistently turning out quality music since around late 1963-early 1964. The started as a blues outfit, but later branched out into other forms of music. Charlie Watts, their drummer, is to me one of the best drummers to come out of the '60's (no offense to Ringo, who is also incredible!). You might want to check out: "She's so Cold", "Honky Tonk Women, "She's a Rainbow," "Beast of Burden" and "You can't Always Get What You Want". Mick Jagger, their lead singer has also put out some incredible solo music. You might want to check out: "Evening Gown" and "Just Another Night". Perfect, perfect rock music - as well as many other genres!
In my high school days there was a Stones clique and a Beatles one! I liked the Stones but loved the Beatles. Thank you JV and no doubt they were "dark".
I was 12 years old when I started listening to The Rolling Stones and Paint It Black was the first Rolling Stones song I ever heard. Now in 2020, Paint It Black is my favorite song.
Painting black is about someone who lost their loved one by death and can't cope with it. Everything is black, no more happiness, no more sun, no more beautiful people walking by. It is also one of the most covered songs ever. The Modettes have a beautiful cover
*Brian Jones. He is part of the club of 27* (celebrities who died at that age) It was the most experimental of the Stones, the one that played rare instruments for rock: the mandolin, the Hindu zither, the dulcimer, the marimba, the mellotron, the harp or the tubular bells. 😱 Several of the group's first-stage riffs belong to him, as do most of the arrangements with curious instruments. 😭 Brian Jones passed away on the night of July 3, 1969, *when not even a month had passed since Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts appeared at his house to inform him that he would no longer be part of The Rolling Stones*
That Egyptian sound is an Sitar from India played by the founder of The Rolling Stones Brian Jones who was a multiple talented instrumentalists musician! Who died in 1969 a month after the band members he hired fired him , after they lost him they lost the soul of The Rolling Stones ! He made songs better !
"I see a line of cars and they're all painted black With flowers and my love, both never to come back I see people turn their heads and quickly look away Like a new born baby, it just happens every day". Babies are born everyday, people die everyday. He's obviously singing about a funeral, and the loss of a loved one.
the Name of the Instrument that you mentioned is *“Sitar”* (the Egyptian sound that you told) and actually, is a INDIAN Instrument 🇮🇳 very used by *The* *Beatles* in their Songs after *George* *Harrison* introduce in the Harmonies and by some 60's Rock Bands.
In the late 1980s, “” became with the War due to its use in both the ending credits of the 1987 film Full Metal Jacket and its use as the theme song for Tour Of Duty, a CBS-TV show about the war which ran from 1987-1990.
I believe The Rolling Stones started in 1962 by Brian Jones and Keith Richards. Brian was the one who brought in novel instruments to the songs, i.e. sitar, lute, flute, harpsichord are just a few. My favorite songs are "Ruby Tuesday", "2000 Light-Years from Home", "Jumping Jack Flash", and "Monkey Man". A band called Psychic TV has a song called "Godstar" which is about the lead singer meeting Brian Jones as a teen. It also dwells on the conspiracy theory that Brian Jones was murdered with Jagger and Richard's agreement.
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This was the war and some of my error for Vietnam, it has so many deep meanings. I went to a website so that I could show you the impact it had on America during the Vietnam war and civil rights movement. legomenon.com/paint-it-black-meaning-rolling-stones-song-lyrics-interpretation.html
One of his greatest songs as well is Out of time 😊
Cheers I always forget to do that
Yes dear
*Brian Jones. He is part of the club of 27* (celebrities who died at that age) It was the most experimental of the Stones, the one that played rare instruments for rock: the mandolin, the Hindu zither, the dulcimer, the marimba, the mellotron, the harp or the tubular bells. 😵 Several of the group's first-stage riffs belong to him, as do most of the arrangements with curious instruments.
👉 Brian Jones passed away on the night of July 3, 1969, *when not even a month had passed since Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts appeared at his house to inform him that he would no longer be part of The Rolling Stones*
That odd sounding guitar is actually a sitar being played by Brian Jones.
The timing for posting this is pretty good, as today the Stones' lead singer, Mick Jagger, is celebrating his 77th birthday.
Mick is a Satanist.
jpkjpk11 cmon some bands write all their songs about the devil the stones only did one
@@gralbert2479 No, I mean a real Satanist. This has nothing to do w/ the song. Bill Wyman is also one.
jpkjpk11 who the hell cares
@@saleos5547 Many Satanists are pedovores. That's what I have against u!
Simple fact: The Rolling Stones are the best rock band of all time.
It is a song about death. "I see a line of cars and they're all painted black. With flowers and my love both never to come back". It is one of my favorites from them, although their are so many to choose from. One of my favorite all time bands.
Miss You is another great one. And Mothers Little Helper.
Oh thanks, I've always thought it was about Vietnam war (that's what someone told me). Love it none the less
I thought it was about the notorious color combination red and black. Anton LaVey's red and black cape and all things satanic. But then what the hell do I know. (Laughing)
@@kellykiewert5029 Mother's little helper is a song about a husband helps her wife in household things.
@@susannewitt6112 My comment was about Paint It Black. But Mothers Little Helper is about drugs.
The Stones... the early days were the best days (in my humble opinion).
I agree completely...
Yes everyone in my family love them including my 88 year old mum and all the aunts especially love Mick. Not that's it matters an iota but we are black and Jamaican. Could never have any kind of party without some Stones, Tom Jones, David Bowie, R&B and of course some Reggae. We love all kinds of good music in our family.
AussiesAwake... Agreed. Between The Buttons Album is great
Mick Taylor era.
@@smurphftw2008 Nah,Brian Jones era by a country mile.That is not to say they were no good with Mick Taylor.
This will always be the “Tour of Duty” song to me. Tv show about the Vietnam war in the late 80’s. I watched it because my Uncle did and this was the into to the show every episode. I was hooked even as a little kid. It was perfect because it has that jungle vibe to it that fit the show.
@dperry203 YES! thankyou!! I was trying to recall which show it was from
Yes I loved that show. I have the complete series, but haven't opened it yet so I don't know if the music is still in it because when TNT or TBS showed reruns the music was not in there due to copywrite issues.
Ed Ford yeah it’s not on my version either. But there is a cool video here on RUclips with the song and the opening of the show. Always gets me pumped!
I had friends who served and died in Vietnam. Tour of Duty and China Beach were two of my favorite shows. The closing music for China Beach would make me cry every time.
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My dad was drafted in May 1970 and did a tour with the 101st in late 70/early 71.
Wild Horses, She Smiled Sweetly, Ruby Tuesday and Mother's Little Helper are all great.
Rebecca Maracle mother’s little helper is in my opinion one of their most honest and best songs. Way ahead of their time as far as lyrics and emotion. Sounds like something Kurt Cobain would have written ❤️
Ruby Tuesday has been a LONG time favorite of mine! Waiting on a Friend too
Ruby Tuesday has been a LONG time favorite of mine! Waiting on a Friend too
Ruby Tuesday is their best song imo.
the brits really changed rock n roll during the 60s after the british invasion, The beatles, the rolling stones, the who, the animals,the klinks etc
Kinks😜
@@arunkhanna2990 then, the 70s = led zeppelin, Pink floyd, ACdc(british born), black sabbath, deep purple, def leppard, iron maiden, the police, david bowie, genesis, elton john, Queen etc
@@dttkku3954 Both Zep and Floyd started in the 60s.
@@larrywt656 i know, but they really took off in the 70s. zeppelin became the biggest band right after beatles left, floyd really blow everybody away after the dark side. they are both best known for their music in the 70s
@@larrywt656 same thing with david bowie and elton john (brits aswell) they are best known for their 70s work and not late 60s.
Absolutely classic Stones. I heard this back in 1966, even then I enjoyed it. How I enjoyed this age 4, maybe I was very advanced child.
Yes you must have been to have such great taste at that early age 👍👍
Nah being ‘advanced’ has nothing to do with it. You just really liked the sound of it.
My favorite Stones' song.
Another great Stones song is "Goodbye Ruby Tuesday".Check it out.
love that song :)
Someone dear to the narrator died and they're in the pit of depression and despair. And they're articulating it beautifully.
The other “Egyptian” vibe is a sitar, it’s an Indian lute, a stringed instrument.
The sitar was played by the late, great Brian Jones.
This song has been used in some well-known movies/tv shows about the Vietnam War (I remember it in Full Metal Jacket) - and it came out right in the midst of it (1966) so it's been linked with a soldier suffering PTSD and depression - losing friends to death (line of black cars and flowers/funeral procession) - it could be interpreted as the struggles of anyone having dark thoughts- he says he has to turn his head when "girls walk by until the darkness goes" - is he having thoughts of violent assault? Of course, it was the mid-60s so maybe it's about drug induced paranoia? I guess we'll never know, unless Richards and Jagger decide to tell us. (suggestions for more reactions - two other early Stones songs "Under My Thumb" and "Get Off Of My Cloud"" - As I'm sure many here know, the Stones are contemporaries of the Beatles and were an important part of The British Invasion - their first appearance on Ed Sullivan (important milestone in those days) was October 1964 - about 8 months after the Beatles.
The Rolling Stones formed in 1962 and are still playing. Paint It Black came out in 1966, their other original guitarist/sitar player was Brian Jones ( R.I.P.) He died in 1969
60s Stones at their best🎵🎸😁Brian Jones twist*****,*. She's a rainbow Stones
Brian doesn't get half the credit he deserves. He was the founder of the Stones, for heaven sake.
Yay my absolute favorite rolling stones
The Stones at their best. Their music in the 60's and early 70's is some of the best ever made.
This song always makes me think of that movie Stir of Echoes. Good song.
Yes it certainly does !
Love that movie
Me too.
I don't get it..They produce this great visual video with the lyrics, but they don't do a simple thing of googling the lyrics?..."I wanna see the sun flying' high in the sky?!"....NO!...It's "I wanna see the sun blotted out from the sky."
That is strange
yeah, that bugged
Yea, odd. Maybe there was an alternative around?
The video is even worse, it says "Don't wanna see the sun", which makes zero sense. Also I'm sure Jagger says "I wanna see you paint it (or maybe 'painted'), paint it black", not "I wanna see your face" - where 'face' came from eludes me. It's a weird thing - if someone does a lyric video it's almost a guarantee that they mess them up.
@@ilnuovoredibastoni The editing the video is the hard part. Finding the correct lyrics is usually a no-brainer..Btw.."I wanna see it Painted..Painted black. Black as night..Black as coal."..you know, I'm not sure I ever picked up on the "face" one!..Holy smokes!..How did I miss that one?!
60's the best music bands
Iconic Stones, This was their sixth UK number 1 hitting the top of the chart in 1966. It also reached #1 in the Billboard chart in the same year. It was re-released in 1990 and made the UK chart again hitting #61 in the top 100. This record still gets regular airplay today and can always get those feet moving. Great track, great reaction.
Love the Rolling Stones!!!
Love me some Stones on a rainy evening. Thank you.
I absolutely love your reactions and you have an infectious smile. Stay safe.
One of my all-time favorite Stones songs, and one of the first times a sitar was used in a rock/pop song, courtesy of band member Brian Jones.
This is my favorite Rolling Stones song. I love that sitar, love the rhythm, love the lyrics. And it has been cathartic to listen to at various points in my life. Great one!
Try ‘Get off of my Cloud’ from about the same time in their career.
‘Honky Tonk Woman’ is another from the 1960s or early 1970s.
One of their VERY VERY BEST songs this one in my opinion ... sooo good it has a much deeper meaning
The Rolling Stones are one badass rock-n-roll band and have been since 1962! "Play With Fire", "Get Off My Cloud", "19th Nervous Breakdown", "Mother's Little Helper" are the names of a few hits from their earlier years. "2000 Light Years From Home" marked their foray into psychedelia. After that they stuck with hard rocking blues -- "Let It Bleed", "Live With Me", "Monkey Man", "Honky Tonk Women", "Brown Sugar", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Tumbling Dice", "Beast of Burden" ... far too many songs to list them all. They also just released a song last week -- "Criss Cross" -- a groovy little outtake from 1973.
Beast of Burden!
❣️❣️Rolling Stones!! This song is in my top 10 most favorite of RS songs! On the top of my list are- Dear Doctor, Sweet Virginia, Dead Flowers and Spider to the Fly. You my friend have just touch the tip of the proverbial iceberg of a song list that spans over a half a century of greatness ❣️❣️
Brian!❤️💔🖤🖤. He deserved a writing credit on this. Contributed lyrics and arrangement.
The Rolling Stones have been recording since 1962 and are STILL together, recording and touring. I can't hear this song without thinking of the ending of the movie Full Metal Jacket. There are literally HUNDREDS of Stones songs I could recommend. You Can't Always Get What You Want is one of my favorites.
I learned this song when I was about 8 years old and it was used as the theme song for the TV show "Tour of Duty" (which my father watched) and to this day, it's my favorite Stones song!
Wow. This song sucks me right back to the Vietnam War era. Anybody else remember the TV show of the -80s "Tour of Duty" and "China Beach"??
I spent my teenage years watching the war on tv every night. Some of the best music Ever came out during that time. Bittersweet memories....💔🖤
This song was used over the end credits to the Al Pacino film "Devil's Advocate", in which he played Lucifer. It played over the image of fire - quite fitting.
Wow. I clicked like but must not have watched your total reaction. . This song was so incredible when it came out. What memories. I remind myself every day I may be a senior citizen now but my generation had the best bands. Saw the Stones do this live in 1980 in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
The Rolling Stones just can't be beat. They've been consistently turning out quality music since around late 1963-early 1964. The started as a blues outfit, but later branched out into other forms of music. Charlie Watts, their drummer, is to me one of the best drummers to come out of the '60's (no offense to Ringo, who is also incredible!). You might want to check out: "She's so Cold", "Honky Tonk Women, "She's a Rainbow," "Beast of Burden" and "You can't Always Get What You Want". Mick Jagger, their lead singer has also put out some incredible solo music. You might want to check out: "Evening Gown" and "Just Another Night". Perfect, perfect rock music - as well as many other genres!
This is one of my all time favourites. Classic!
I remember this from high school and my brother was in Nam.
Great band 🥰⭐️
I agree
JayveeTV they have so many great songs China Grove , Black water listen to the Music 🎵 you’ll just have to play them 😊
The Stones opened at Twickenham in late 90's with this. The drum at start has stayed with me ever since
This is IMO,their best-a true all-time classic.
This song takes me back to Vietnam. I can still taste & smell the all the sensations of that war.
Bill Wyman in his book 'Stone Alone' said that Paint It Black was "pure Brian".
Yes the lyrics are absolutely insane 💥🎶
I think the Beatles became popular in 63 and the Stones 64. LOVED all their songs
Rolling Stones the oldest rockers ever
Yes, oldest rocker. How he's lived this long is a mystery. How Keith Richards has lived this long is a miracle....and plain old stubbornness.
Dutch band Golden Earring is even older... remember Radar Love?
@Michael Asay I mean the band is older then the Stones by I believe 6 months...
And the best!
😂😂😂
The Stones' rabbit hole is as deep as it gets,,,👍🔥👍🔥👍
Stones have a killer catalogue
The lyrics are about his girl dying, but I believe it had a much deeper anti-war message
Loved this song since the 70s. Just now got the line with long black cars😹songs about his lady dying omg.
@@tiamaat2387 Wanting to paint everything black makes sense when it's funeral black. The dark pit of mourning.
Serai3 Reminds me of the Amy Winehouse song. ☹️
Especially when it was used in Good Morning Vietnam
@@turdferguson400 r.i.p
In my high school days there was a Stones clique and a Beatles one! I liked the Stones but loved the Beatles. Thank you JV and no doubt they were "dark".
I was the opposite really liked the Beatles they were innovative but the Stones were the bad boys of rock and they really rock ❤️ their music
Always loved this record. Older sister was a fan and I played this endlessly on mum’s radiogram in the 70s.
I was 12 years old when I started listening to The Rolling Stones and Paint It Black was the first Rolling Stones song I ever heard. Now in 2020, Paint It Black is my favorite song.
Painting black is about someone who lost their loved one by death and can't cope with it. Everything is black, no more happiness, no more sun, no more beautiful people walking by. It is also one of the most covered songs ever. The Modettes have a beautiful cover
This knocks today's music right out cold
*Brian Jones. He is part of the club of 27* (celebrities who died at that age) It was the most experimental of the Stones, the one that played rare instruments for rock: the mandolin, the Hindu zither, the dulcimer, the marimba, the mellotron, the harp or the tubular bells. 😱 Several of the group's first-stage riffs belong to him, as do most of the arrangements with curious instruments. 😭 Brian Jones passed away on the night of July 3, 1969, *when not even a month had passed since Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts appeared at his house to inform him that he would no longer be part of The Rolling Stones*
That Egyptian sound is an Sitar from India played by the founder of The Rolling Stones Brian Jones who was a multiple talented instrumentalists musician! Who died in 1969 a month after the band members he hired fired him , after they lost him they lost the soul of The Rolling Stones ! He made songs better !
the greatest rock'n roll band in history...and that's a fact...still touring over 50 years...they can't be stopped...lol
They were very young when they wrote many of their classics. Some astonishingly mature lyrics in many of those songs.
Dude it’s so awesome to see this music getting right into your heart and skin - that’s why these are CLASSICS. The Stones have a tune for every mood.
One of Londons best groups of all times really great choice jay. So many songs it's hard to choose. Good reaction Jay. Just love them 😊😊💖💙
How about Brown Sugar and Jumping Jack Flash. Think you will like those.
I don't know why, but the next song, for me, is always gonna be "19th Nervous Breakdown".
Listening to this when I was a kid it totally got past me how "dark" these lyrics are.. No pun intended.
"I see a line of cars and they're all painted black
With flowers and my love, both never to come back
I see people turn their heads and quickly look away
Like a new born baby, it just happens every day". Babies are born everyday, people die everyday. He's obviously singing about a funeral, and the loss of a loved one.
I know what this song was originally about, but in these grim days it seems to have a whole new meaning. Stay safe. 😷✌
There is one mistake in the lyric video you used. The correct line is, "I want to see the sun blotted out from the sky."
Okay this was posted by the official Rolling Stones page whoever was in charge messed it up
Yeah I caught that too. Really weird since they obviously didn't change the audio. They did a much better job on Sympathy lyric video.
@Sherwood S few things more enjoyable in life than watching someone humiliate themself trying to put down someone else.
@@Military450Veteran the reading comprehender has logged on.
Alright!!! JV is excited today!!! 😂👍💖🌸
always makes me think of tour of duty, which proves that it was the perfect song for the serie
I love this song, too!
ClassicSongByClassicGroup
My favorite Stones song, awesome man, thanks!
Theme song for the 80s show,
"Tour of Duty"
Loved that show
Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil is another great one!
I was in junior high when this song came out. Classic!
This song was popular during the Vietnam War it has been used in several movies on the soundtrack
Jovaughn, thanks for the Stones...I always moved to Miss You and Brown Sugar. Thanks for this.
So good to see you enjoy this song and get INTO THIS SONG -
This song was used in several tv-series and movies, Tour Of Duty and Full Metal Jacket, ....
JayVee, the Stones are still singing, you should listen to their new song "Living in a Ghost town" written during the pandemic.
Happy 54th anniversary Paint It Black. Only 6 more years until Paint It Black turns 60.
One of the Stones best! Great react! 😁. I’ve always like Shattered from their Some Girls album. ❤️
the Name of the Instrument that you mentioned is *“Sitar”* (the Egyptian sound that you told) and actually, is a INDIAN Instrument 🇮🇳
very used by *The* *Beatles* in their Songs after *George* *Harrison* introduce in the Harmonies and by some 60's Rock Bands.
In the late 1980s, “” became with the War due to its use in both the ending credits of the 1987 film Full Metal Jacket and its use as the theme song for Tour Of Duty, a CBS-TV show about the war which ran from 1987-1990.
Musically I think this is the Stones tightest song. All of them are totally rocking their parts
Rolling stones - Sympathy For The Devil is a great one!!!
I believe The Rolling Stones started in 1962 by Brian Jones and Keith Richards. Brian was the one who brought in novel instruments to the songs, i.e. sitar, lute, flute, harpsichord are just a few. My favorite songs are "Ruby Tuesday", "2000 Light-Years from Home", "Jumping Jack Flash", and "Monkey Man". A band called Psychic TV has a song called "Godstar" which is about the lead singer meeting Brian Jones as a teen. It also dwells on the conspiracy theory that Brian Jones was murdered with Jagger and Richard's agreement.
there's a reason why they still tour as "the world's greatest rock and roll band."
they're sure as hell the world's oldest rock and roll band
Good reaction to Pain it Black. They have been around since at least 1963. "Out of Time" is a great song by them used in many movies.
I love old Stones!!
Anyone notice? In the new Westworld series. They played this tune on the player piano in the saloon.
Thank you! I was one of many I'm sure, that requested this song. Ruby Tuesday next by the Rolling Stones. Please...
One of the best songs by one of the best bands to ever exist... this is top level shit here...
I remember this song in Nam, a tv serie of 80
The use of the sitar in this song is great. Love this tune.
Might be my favorite due to its rawness and chaotic vibe
One of my all time favorites by them but like the other suggestions already given
Yeah man - you really got that...just like we all did back then. Keep going,