Living Legends - Ask The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger

[dannyd1572]

Powerful. Great question. I grew up with Epilepsy and for some reason at the age of 8 I found I could relate to the Stones music. After one of my seizures I would be sick, tired and kidn of out of it but just wanted to hear my Stones music to comfort me and help me get through a really rough spot in life.

[Chrisricsca]

I know the world of Autism all to well. My son has PDD. He can sing songs word for word, but to have a conversation is hard. So Mick what would you say? I think this boy's video needs a some type of answer or comment from you.

[nataliamaia]

Hey man, I'm a girl

[zingadoon]

What WOULD he say? 'What a drag it is being put on a pedestal' maybe. Must be something in the man's music that affects the brainwaves: how else to explain the appeal of this music to so many and for so long.

[PrinceofNestaria]

Wow, that's a much better question than the ones those chumps actually answered.

[MikesMusic123]

please mick, please see this

[alexanderstjames]

This is a very genuine and heartfelt glimpse into your experience. It reminds me how beautiful the human spirit can be. Thank you for sharing something so personal and gentle.

[nataliamaia]

You're welcome.

[Festerius2008]

That is sad that your brother can not communicate the way most people do... but at least you two can make a connection (of sorts) through music. (your mutual enjoyment of)

[NeilCicierega]

Mick Jagger

[nataliamaia]

Who's that