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Excellent acting by Phillip Stone

This is why the Beatles were better than the Stones

all four members interchangeably singing lead and sounding extremely badass. The stones never had this kind of energy(don't get me wrong though I love the Stones alot)

Great voice and song for her but it works better as a slower song like in the Stones original version

@mcsabi27 No he was still 17 at the time not 18 yet

Am I weird for thinking Shelley Duvall is very pretty(albeit in a very unconventional way)

The whole reason Mick did it was to say fuck you to the law enforcement of the 60's

@jacktheripoff1888 Not right away

1:42..when the hell was that?

God damn Peter why couldn't you leave it to just Genesis songs...your solo stuff was great but people don't wanna hear it mixed in with the classic Genesis catalog...just doesn't mix or compare(and I'm a big fan of his solo career)..also wonder if Solsbury his was really about his leaving the ban...

@markthebest90 He shaved it that way

@SmurfAndBuffalo Yup

I love the way this song needs no lyrics at all...it was actually perfectly placed on the album not just for representing the aftermath of "Epping Forest" but for the fact that it had no lyrics as opposed to Epping Forest being one of the wordiest songs ever(in a good way IMO)

"then passed smith"???!?

It's "then passed midnight"

Personally I think the sax is fine. Not as cool as the rest of the song but a fitting end

The only thing that makes this sound like Gorillaz is the Damon singing. Any real blur fan knows this is pure blur. Damon sings in that baggy atmospheric style he utilized in his blur years and Coxon's guitar makes it pure blur as well. nothing like Gorillaz

@Rrgr5 That girl was absolutely gorgeous

The video is legit..it was an alternate one made before the one we are more familiar. But it originally used the beat used in the album...this is a remix

one of the best guitar solos in the chili peppers catalog

@LesPaulAllStar Oh damn! Really? I always thought it was "cross-fire" sure sounds like it, although "class five" would make much more sense

TSMR definitely has similarities to Pepper no doubt about it. They definitely bit off of the Beatles here and there. But if anything, especially this song, The Stones in this era sounded more like Pink Floyd than the Beatles...

@atticthoughts Brian is also credited with playing sitar on this track

@Brock2097 "tell that to David Byrne, the other members wanted to get back together but he's completely against the idea"

That's true but they only wanted to do it for money. For Byrne to do it he must have really wanted to feel it from the gut to do it. Obviously something to this day is bug...

@UniqueG24 Yes you do him and papa wu are both singing

@livininomaha This was the beginning of his sniffing heroin stage

Weird how there isn't one shot of Brian with the band full on...all of his shots are separate and from the chest-up...hmmm..symbolic

When Shaggy shoots Dorothy I swear it's the funniest shit I've ever heard...plus his poem at the end. ICP always cheers me up

@sbuassali Wind and Wuthering is great tioo