Rolling Stones - RIP this Joint (Live in the USA, Philadelphia 1972)

[VibrantWhite]

I love this song, its soo rockin', makes you wanna get up and literally rip this joint.

[DerekAly99]

@VibrantWhite i just did man

[goonchistaw]

pure energy,.,.,.,.

[ricaug50]

probably one of their most highly energized,full throttle songs they ever made.Lots of pre-punk elements!!

[MrCeej9999]

@ricaug50

Definitely pre-punk. The first time any singer produced such a ranting, angry, rock and roll delivery

Punk derived from songs such as this, as well as a few Dylan numbers.

Listen to the Sex Pistols, and in truth, it is just Johnny Rotten shouting over very basic rock and roll/blues riffs like this

[xDeadMisfitsx]

@MrCeej9999 Terribly wrong. This is just another Jazz-Rock song. A thousand of 'em. Rolling Stones fans really don't know what punk is, I mean Respectable punk? Huh? Are you folks high? NOOOOO The Stooges, MC5, New York Dolls were the pre-punks and then of course came the Ramones and the Pistols and Clash followed.

[imwaitingfortheman67]

@xDeadMisfitsx If you don't hear punk in this, you're a fucking moron. The speed, the attitude of the lyrics and the way he fucking sings them are what makes this punk.

[eromadrol]

@ricaug50 full throttle song and nitroglycerine engine !... I LOVE it too !..

[pabloplacenti]

exelent

[happyexpectations]

while raising hell they became pioneers of the later punk rockabilly style... awesome

[sabledog44]

They did a couple covers on Exile, but this isn't one of them. BTW, the Stones did quite a lot of (excellent) covers regularly--lots of Chuck Berry and Robert Johnson not to mention some Temptations and others.

Here's a good cover of Chuck Berry's Carol from '69:

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[AdmiralKhan]

So rare to capture a young Supergroup playing covers. We are listening to their roots!

[grejambri]

@AdmiralKhan No cover here, Admiral. This song was written by Mick and Keith.