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i don't know why i like it like i do? i like the way it moves for some reason. but as far as tracks on LP's go, i've always been and always will be an "off cut" man..

you zombie, be born again my friend..!!

you forgot to mention one thing "rhythmapprentice ", and that is "...you take your chance, while you still got the choice.."

two points to ponder:

#1) as far as the title of the LP, that summer i heard it by accident in my car because it was the only cassette in there that summer, i, me, mr. rkt, was NEXT!!

#2) i sing my heart out to the infinite sea, the sky high mountains, to the FREE!

this song is killer..

come on people, don't miss what's really being said in this song? and that is: don't you wanna, don't you wanna, fall in love with me..? don't you wanna, don't you wanna, fall in love with me..

there have been so many good songs written in our world. some never get heard, others are still to be written. but this is one takes it's place as one of the best ones, like all those other "best" ones. hard to put my finger on it what it actually is that makes it so great. i think its becaus...

this song here is the best one they did by far. it's better than darkside in my books..

"..i was born, in a crossfire hurricaine" ya ya ya

just another kick ass song on a stones LP that don't get no airplay or credit. these are the ones i like best. "..i said, hellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll, livin' in a world sufferin' in a world like you..!"

...outta sight..!!

i listened to this music as a young teenager. i didn't have any references or influences other than my older sister listening to top 40 on AM radio. the point is, i loved it. i still love it. it just sounded so good, so beautiful, so safe, so true, so peaceful. i listened to it late at night...

all i can say in as humble a manner as i can muster up, is that i am so fortunate to be able to see, hear, and feel this song. some of these people out there know what "love" must be, because i can hear it and then it turns to a feeling inside my heart, my head, my body, all over me, in my mind....

i rocked on this when i was like a 14 year old. this song along with "big brother" and "tuesday heartbreak". and i still rock out on it.

who is that chick that comes in and sings the change up on this song?

@wh1pmyha1r yes, i am aware of that, and i did not mean to intentionally disclude it from my comment. but it's his singing that has always really got too me. singing comes from within without any type of prop used to aid it. i wonder if singing comes from the heart, mind, soul, or spirit? wh...

i first heard this song when it came out in like 1973 i believe. i used to listen to it late night on AM radio WLS out of chicago. i was in oklahoma. sometime around 3 in the morning, they'd play it. hey, i was like 13 or 14 at the time, so too me, coming out of chicago, i dreamed of living f...

i kinda wished i'd of wrote, played, and sang this one. oh man he can sing. listen to it. listen to all of it. you talk about being down with it on the true rythem and blues, check it out. listen to it loud on headphones late at night in your bed with the lights out. late at night, dig it.

my God almighty dear God in heaven, this has got to be one of the greatest songs ever done by anybody in our known world and universe. if you cannot hear the harmony of love in the chorus of this song coming from this man, then, i pity you.

robert plant was too much of a wussmier to ever mock or mimick our one and only jim dandy hillbilly boy..

quote: "..Tina is HOT! and that's how it is. no female is better on stage, none." end quote

come make love, make love with MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE...!!!

all i know is that they sound so good. that chorus rythem of those guitars always sounds so good. and when he comes out of the first part of that lead, the part where he's sliding down on it to end the lead, it just sounds so good under headphones there's no way to describe it. magical..that's...