First Time Hearing | The Rolling Stones - Satisfaction | Reaction
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This is the most identifiable opening guitar riff in rock and roll. The Dirty fuzz sound that Keith Richards gets along with Mick Jagger's attitudinal lyrics made for an immediate anthem that has lasted to this day. It caught the tenor of the times.
Exactly, such an iconic and distinct riff ever!
This was 1965!! Way ahead of everyone! Gritty from the start.
November 1965 concert, what a show!
"Angie" gotta be next!
This song put the group on the map.
This is the first song I remember hearing by the Rolling Stones, and I was very young (early 1960s). Teenage girls freaked out over the Beatles, but TV producers recognized the Stones were more dangerous because it was clear from the beginning that Mick Jagger wanted to do more than hold hands.
Waiting on a friend, a must view and listen to.
Awesome song!!!
Start Me Up, Honky Tonk Woman or Wild Horses all winners. And plenty more!
The Stones just released another new album October 20th, this year. All new material and one of the songs included a collaboration with one of the former Beatles. They never quit...
I was fortunate to be on stage with the Rolling Stones and Ian Stewart in '66 and someone was hanging on the curtain trying to attack to the Stones, and Ian Stewart their Road and sound manager used a broom to hit and knock him off the curtain, the fans were wild and I was one lucky guy to be on the same stage with the Rolling Stones, thanks to Ian Stewart who played piano for the Stones and was a great guy. RIP Ian Stewart.
im 68...this song made my life.... beatles too!!
This was the first Rolling Stones #1 hit single in 1965 that Jagger & Richards wrote for the band... They recorded a Beatles song "I wanna be your man" which became a hit in 1964 ... But it was 'Satisfaction' that gave them a #1 international hit.
According to guitarist Keith Richards, he woke up one night and had the urge to record this riff on tape and drowsily recalled picking up his guitar and recorder... then, he went back to sleep... The next morning, he picked up his recorder and listened - there was his riff for 'Satisfaction'... for a little bit, and then the sound of him snoring for the rest of the tape 😂
'Satisfaction' was the hit that the Rolling Stones needed to get to that next level of popularity and encouraged Jagger and Richards to write their own songs, rather than record covers by other artists... their 1965 album 'Out of our heads' went to #1 in the US charts. That same year, they had another #1 hit single - "Get off of my cloud".
In 1966, their album 'Aftermath' went to #1 in the UK, #2 in the US... composed entirely of Jagger/ Richards songs.
When The Rolling Stones went on tour in 1966, they had a reputation as the "bad boys of rock n' roll" (whereas The Beatles were considered the "nice boys"... It was actually the other way round. The Rolling Stones came from 'proper' London suburbs, while The Beatles were raised in the turbulent, brawling countryside in Liverpool)... So, the fans had the tendency to mob The Rolling Stones in their early days.
Back in the 60's, bands who toured did not have the equipment or the amps to play anything bigger than the theaters that hosted their concerts... The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Who... all toured America (and Europe) playing these smaller venues.
The Beatles got so big that they had to play much bigger venues, but without the equipment needed to make themselves audible to the gigantic audiences... All bands would play sets under 1 hr before they took a break and waited for the next set...
It wasn't until Led Zeppelin took off in the 70's that there was an effort to make better equipment and monitors so that bands and artists could play bigger venues like sporting arenas and stadiums and the crowd could actually hear them play. The business of booking a band to play short 1 hr sets a few times a day was eventually replaced by bands playing longer sets once a night... The Rolling Stones were huge by the 70's and would only get bigger as more hits came from their catalog of music.
The story goes that Keith woke up in the middle of the night turned on his cassette recorder and layed down the intro riff then fell back asleep. In the morning, the recorder had the iconic riff and 45 minutes of Keith snoring!
Was #1 on the top 40 the ENTIRE summer of '65!😂❤❤
I really enjoy your post reaction deep dive into the song lyrics and backstory! 👍
Around 1980, DEVO recorded a cover of “Satisfaction”, with a completely different music arrangement. DEVO also made a music video for the song. You might want to react to the music video, because it is a very funny one.
This song changed how I listened to popular music.
One of the most famous riffs of all time. I remember living & dancing through so many periods of my life with this song. My sister’s university days, my university days, mid twenties, early thirties - it goes on & on
Can't You Hear Me Knocking is probably the greatest single piece of music they've done (and one of the greatest by anyone ever). From Sticky Fingers. That should be your next listen for the Stones.
Mick shakes Maracas too! In the early days!
Oh, SISTER MORPHINE, all versions.
Jumping jack flash, ruby tuesday, miss you, honky tonk woman, brown sugar, mothers little helper....so many hits, those are just off the top of my head
you should react to that live performance of this song when they played in hampton , virginia in 81' . This stage invader ran on stage and Keith whacked him with his guitar and continues to play like nothing happened it was awesome lol
My first concert, '71, Black Sabbath, I was 14 and sat the whole time on the edge of the stage, about 10 feet from Ozzie, no one said a word! You don't forget your very first concert. I had a blast! There is so much more to that story, but won't go into it here.
For something that is so emotional, and it was a big hit and it's definitely a huge fan favorite, Wild Horses.
Are you kidding? Led Zeppelin was on the radio all the time constantly. 😅
Not in the 60’s.
Steve actually I heard the rolling Stones on the radio way more than I did Zeppelin I think about the only thing I would hear about led Zeppelin on the radio was stairway to heaven and that was later like in the 70s and in the 80s I would hear all of my love. These days though you hear led Zeppelin more on satellite radio with rolling Stones and other rock bands.
To continue with your Stones journey check out Brown Sugar, Beast of Burden and Miss You.
"Get Off My Cloud" is another good hit from them around the same time.
This was a huge hit during the summer of 65 and was played all the time on AM radio.
@devildog5354 at least hourly you didn't have to wait long for it to repeat I think they played the top 10 every hour
VOX engineer Glen Shoody invented the fuzz box just two weeks before the Stones used it on this song. I got to say this was destiny.
There used to be ads for various brands of ciggarettes on TV. I think they banned those ads in the late 70s
The Stones are popularly called "The Greatest R&R Band in the World." You've listened to four GREAT songs, yet you have only scratched the surface of their diskogrophy. The Stones have more "classic" songs than ANY other band. Of the "Big Four Bands", The Stones nearly kept pace with The Beatles, and then outlasted them. The Stones significantly pre-dated Led Zeppelin, and outlasted them. The Who had a few very significant Albums, but far less hits, and were outlasted. Jagger and Richards are still here, outlasting everyone!
Their newest album Hackney Diamonds came out today and it’s freaking awesome, specially when you consider they are 79 - 80 year olds. Are you kidding me? Nobody has ever, or will ever be better than the Sones!
Love you shouting out the "small instruments" ... As a musician and band guy and Studio guy, it's one thing to be in a studio and get creative with a mix, but what I love about bands from this era which is really the 60s and the 70s, was the day with masterfully use these and weave an incredible mix during live performances, even though the sound equipment in general was just so primitive compared to what we have today.
A great use of the mouth harp, which nowadays is considered to be the non derogatory term for that mouth instrument, is The Band, Up On Cripple Creek. It was a hit for them and it's a huge fan favorite. I know you would love it. In fact now that I think about it it might have a cowbell in it as well, so you get two small instruments for one!
Well this makes me feel a little bit on the "older" side of life. I remember when this song came out, and it was a pretty cool song that's for sure! I was only about 11 years old. But I'm grateful I got to live through the entire rock and roll, and Motown era and so many since then. Anyway, check out, Let's Spend the Night Together. I loved that song as a young guy. I didn't quite understand all the lyrics, though! hahaha But I thought it was great music by the Stones!
I was 12, it was the first record I bought for myself.
I was in middle school (Jr high back then) when this song came out
The tambourine was a big part of pop music in 1965.
60s fans were true fanatics.
ANGIE, FOOL TO CRY, DEAD FLOWERS, SLAVE, HEAVEN.
Good to see this song was.... satisfying...to you.
Gimme Shelter
"Waiting on a Friend"" official video is a great song. Also "Miss You", "Angie"
In 1965, bands only had the opportunity to be seen by their fans in a few ways. Magazine photos, newspapers, television shows, and movies. There was no such thing as videos, video tape was invented an implemented about 10 years later.
The one "sympathy for the devil" is from "ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS" and had a few bands doing songs, including a jam session with John Lennon.
This is why MTV doesn't have a Mozart or Bach hour. There is no photos, film, or images other than paintings to show.
This was the first record I bought, a single 45 rpm, I was 12😎
It came from a book jagger read,that a Russian super model turned him onto the book. The book was from the perspective of the devil. Not jaggers idea ,outside Making a song and using his own words.
I love this song too. I can't remember where I heard it, but the story I got was that Mick and someone were sitting around talking about how old the devil must be, having been around "a long long year," and that probably if he was so old and experienced that he would be quite sophisticated too. A man of taste. Not sure if Mick was doing what Robert Johnson was said to be doing--kind of selling one's soul to the devil so that one could "stream" Beezlebub and never be able to get out alive. That is a permanent trade. Mick never claimed to have sold his soul, as far as I know. The Stones may have lived like demons, but to me it was an act. That is, Jumpin' Jack Flash was a great talent, but, like Black Sabbath, as far as I know, or Led Zep for that matter, weren't significantly schooled in or experienced in the black arts, in general, for it to even be worth a serious mention. But, I agree, great song! Thanks man.
Since 1965 .........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're reminiscing about how free and spontaneous we felt back then. No violence for real- maybe just a little crazy and "fronting".
Plz chk out their mid-catalog album- my fave-" Beggars Banquet." Using several unusual instruments for a rock album (e.g. sitar), mebbe in competition w. the Beatles @ this junction. Good cuts= "Parachute Woman" and "Jigsaw Puzzle". Blessings,; u r perceptive.
That is a classic for a REASON! 💯
Next up? Try "Jumping Jack Flash"😮. And do the "official makeup video. TRUST ME! 💯😎
"Satisfaction" has one of the dirtiest guitar riffs ever, created by Keith Richards back in 1965. To fully appreciate this song, you have to consider the softer sound in early 60's. Your four reactions have been to the "classic" Brian Jones era (1964-68). Many believe the Stones were even greater during the Mick Taylor era (1968-75). Taylor is an amazing Blues guitarists, who added a whole new Bluesy feel. Please react to "Sway", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Angie", "Winter", or Live "Midnight Rambler" ("Get Yer Ya Yas Out" Album).
Beast of Burden. I saw the stones 2 different times. Amazing! Both times💕
🏆🏆🏆🏆! Great track. For some "psychedelic" Stones, check out "2000 Light Years From Home." ☮
You just listened to the best tune ever etched into vinyl!! I believe the stage rushing there was 1965 in Amsterdam.
Stevie Nicks is the queen of the tambourine
Still up for 3 days!
Listen to Honky Tonk Woman. It's a different sound for what you've been listening to.
The Rolling Stones hired The Hell's Angels to do security and they...uh..killed someone. So....
Stones made use of so many instruments to fill up their songs. You HAVE to check out them playing “All Down the Line” live in 1972 from Texas. Absolutely the Stones at their peak instrumentally, vocally and amazing Jagger vocals and moves. Plus, throw in the horn section with Bobby Keys on sax - nothing better than this 🤘
Oh Hell yah!
Small instruments, yea; and cowbells, when used sparingly, and those scritchy mexican percussion instros,, that sound like- crick crick...
Things that changed you never think about - intense security at shows, noise and yelling at tennis matches, making noise or visual interference during golf. Never mind the hugely horrible things: shootings in movie theaters, at schools, in churches. People have thrown away both good and bad social norms.
Fuckin' idiots... how about living and loving in peace w. big room for others' differences. Too hard ? You lose gen z.
The 1st “MOB-ABLE” band in history
start me up,
angie,
you can't always get what you want.
3 good stones songs
OMG- I forgot you can't alays get... top tier Stones mid-catalog cut. ty
I hope you listen to Jumpin' Jack Flash, another great one
Tambourine? Gotta check out the Brian Jonestown Massacre.
check out House of the Rising Sun by the Animals. Now that you have brushed up on 60's Classic Rock, now go watch the original Watchmen movie. The soundtrack is epic
Mobbed on stage? The Stones were the 60s prototypes of the 70s/80s punk rockers.
Listen to the Devil went down to Georgia by Charlie Daniels
Now do the DEVO version.
A toned down, beautiful song of their’s is Ruby Tuesday. Very different from the four u have listened to.
I think hearing the Stones without watching Jagger sing and flounce around the stage might be a felony of some kind or other...jus' sayin'...
sympathy is just a song dude. the devil isn't real.
I don't think I heard girly action. Was this censored.
the "girl reaction" line is at 6:50
Example of a really bad #1 >>> WAP and was just total garbage.
1965. Worldwide HIT.
Broke the world.
First hard hit
There is no describing how HUGE THE ROLLING STONES were and ARE.
If internet existed in 1965…this song would have broken it
Check out their new album Hackney Diamonds