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FORMED: January 1963, London, England The Rolling Stones define rock 'n' roll. They are the longest running act in the history of rock music, having remained wildly popular and prodigiously productive over their 30-year career. The group was formed by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, who met as schoolmates in Dartford, Kent. The legend has them bumping into each other on the platform at Dartford railway station, where Keith notices a blues album under Mick's arm. A bond is struck immediately and the pair go on to form a band with a variety of personnel, who eventually include a boogie-woogie pianist called Ian Stewart and a gifted blonde blues guitarist from Cheltenham called Brian Jones (although at the time he is calling himself Elmo Lewis for added authenticity More... (Submit New The Rolling Stones Lyrics) (Submit New The Rolling Stones Lyrics) Review about The Rolling Stones stuff | Reviewer: brandon edge ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by The Rolling Stones i don't know what version whoever submitted this was listening to but on the original album version it's clearly "graceless lady you know WHO i am" not "how i am" and more importantly "let's do some living after WE die" not "after love dies". if they changed that line in other versions, that's too bad cause it's one of the best lines ever. that and "i have my freedom but i don't have much time". ...now i must reply to mr. big critic below: CW: "Typical of most rock n roll lyrics, "Wild Horses" is just about as clumsy as you can get. The new Susan Boyle recording has a gorgeous arrangement and a stellar performance that actually overcomes the inanity of the lyrics. The problem with most (but certainly not all) rock songs is that while the melodies may be intriguing (as this one is), the lyrics often are feeble attempts at deep and mysterious philosophical musings. They end up being almost laughable. Song writing has become a lost art." oh and i'm sure you could do so much better. if you know so much about the "art of songwriting" and what is truly meaningful, deep and intelligent or whatever, give an example or two of that next time you wanna talk sh1t about a classic song that i would assume most ppl would tell you is the very essence of deep and meaningful. Lyrics wrong on every site....... | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Paint It Black performed by The Rolling Stones I rather agree with Anonymous | 2/16/08. The title of the song is Paint it black. But according to these lyrics the actual words "paint it black" are not in the song. I know the title doesn't have to be in the song but still.......... ART | Reviewer: hottie ------ About the song (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction performed by The Rolling Stones Music is art. It is supposed to be enjoyed by those who are capable. It seems like some of these people don't have the equipment. This is one of the best rock songs ever. These people are so clueless. The Rolling Stones? | Reviewer: J. Bain ------ About the song Yer Blues (The Dirty Mac) performed by The Rolling Stones It's a Beatles tune. Performed on the so called 'Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus' by 'The Dirty Mac' (a poke at Fleetwood Mac, recently formed. John Lennon (writer, rhythm guitar), Eric Clapton (L. Guitar), Keith Richards (bass) and Mitch Mitchell on drums. John performed it brtter with these guys than with his own band. Cheers A Message to Everyone Who's Posted Here | Reviewer: Des ------ About the song (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction performed by The Rolling Stones Well, I came here to get the lyrics to this song to put them on my iPod, and I saw all these posts and just started cracking up. It's just that it's all so ironic. I can only spot one person of everyone who's posted on this page who's used perfect grammar, and yet everyone is grammar-bashing! C'mon, people! The only person who actually used proper English in their post wasn't even grammar-bashing! They were correcting someone on the title of the song! Everyone quit worrying about the grammar and enjoy the song! It's a kick-ass song by the Rolling Stones, and that's all that really matters. Who actually listens to the grammar of songs like that? Songs are meant to be enjoyed, not nit-picked about grammar. I admit that I'm probably no better, posting about you all posting about grammar. I just felt the need to say something about how silly it all is. Lastly, I wouldn't feel right posting without also mentioning how much I love this song. It's definitely one of my favorite songs by the Stones! =) Dumb | Reviewer: Turd Ferguson ------ About the song Paint It Black performed by The Rolling Stones Song rules. I'm sure no one in the 60's, 70's, 80' or 90's called this emo. MCR isn't emo either, neither are any of the other bands you probably call emo. Hair swoops and tight pants aren't emo either.It came from the punk/hardcore scene in the mid 80's and 90's. Listen to a band called Rites Of Spring or Portraits Of Past. my truth | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Sympathy For The Devil performed by The Rolling Stones For me, this song is a validation (and maybe, for some) an admonishment of the reality that evil Exists (aka: Lucifer)... And it is an opportunity to learn or try to learn to discern our own choices in life... Meaning of Wild Horses | Reviewer: Susab ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by The Rolling Stones The beauty of love mixes with the realities of our fraility. Deep love endures it all even when its a one way street....not giving up....looking into the distance .....after the sea calms and looses its spine the sun glitters and reveals it beauty Wild Horses - Stones vs. Susan Boyle | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by The Rolling Stones I loved this song when it came out on sticky fingers. It was emotional, the lyrics were good, the music was good. But I heard around that time it was something Marinanne Faithful said when she came out out of a drug induced coma. Horse - it's a term for heroin. I wish I had never read that because that's what I think when I heard Susan Boyle singing it, and I thought why is she singing this song about drugs? We all have connections to songs - and when we first heard them is a lasting memory. Goes to show we should go by our own impressions, not what the media says. Susan did a great job! Childhood living. | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by The Rolling Stones I think this song is about the little girl inside the woman. All the pain she's gone through in life but now she's a woman. She finally knows and likes who she is and WIld Horses couldn't drag her away from who she has become. " All the things you have wanted I bought them for you" Her Dreams have come true and it's time have fun and do some living before dying. Ahhhh Such Awesome Memories | Reviewer: Greg ------ About the song Time Waits For No One performed by The Rolling Stones There's very few songs that trigger a "nostalgic" feeling with me. This is one of them. Being 20 years old at the time this album was released I was dating a great girl,drove a new car,working overtime and raking in the $$ and didn't know what to do with it. I had the world by the tail. All my friends and family were alive and well. Judy you were a great lady,sorry I didn't realize it at the time. stones/beatles | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song She's A Rainbow performed by The Rolling Stones just because it wasn't released yet doesn't mean they couldn't hear eachother's music. it's obvious the stones borrowed from the beatles. its not like they sat around and as a band decided to rip off something specific from the beatles. the beatles were influenced by plenty of artists and your influences leak through your music. the stones obviously were influenced by the beatles, and visa versa. Clumsy lyrics | Reviewer: CW ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by The Rolling Stones Typical of most rock n roll lyrics, "Wild Horses" is just about as clumsy as you can get. The new Susan Boyle recording has a gorgeous arrangement and a stellar performance that actually overcomes the inanity of the lyrics. The problem with most (but certainly not all) rock songs is that while the melodies may be intriguing (as this one is), the lyrics often are feeble attempts at deep and mysterious philosophical musings. They end up being almost laughable. Song writing has become a lost art. It's very simple | Reviewer: Mark Johnson ------ About the song She's A Rainbow performed by The Rolling Stones it's not about the date "She's A Rainbow" was recorded. These are not baseball game stats here. The Rolling Stones and the Beatles were always being influenced by each other. "I Wann' Be Your Man" a Lennon/McCartney composition was one of the Stone's first singles. The entire background harmony of "She's A Rainbow" is totally Beatle influenced but not to any fault whatsoever. The bar was raised by The Stones not lowered by producing this track. And so on and so forth........... winter an inside view | Reviewer: nick harrison ------ About the song Winter performed by The Rolling Stones As the string arranger on winter I was impressed by the clarity of direction given to me by Mick Jagger. In his characteristic style he sang all the little phrazes with all the accents he wanted. Certainly my favourite song on the album - I hope we got the strings right! Nick Harrison Out of Tears | Reviewer: R.Ash ------ About the song Out Of Tears performed by The Rolling Stones Thouh a later piece, this is one of the Stones' very best songs....vastly underrated! the keyboard, slide guitar, Mick's resigned voice, the good lyrics (surprise!) An excellent song, one of their all-time best! Open your head and listen, and (if you're like me) cry. A farewell to all Thanks, brothers! richard eternal longing for love | Reviewer: archisman dash ------ About the song Streets of Love performed by The Rolling Stones an amazing song..immediately makes the listeners relate to the bittersweet feeling of love..there will be endless heartbreaks yet we never give in....there must be a million lovers..who are in love with their best friends,..but try their best to hide their feelings..for the sake of their friendship.love you vishu! Too tough to kill | Reviewer: corgi ------ About artist/band The Rolling Stones It's 29/7/09. Jagger just turned 66. Universal is re-releasing all the albums from 1970 onwwards. Remastering too (not that that means much). The true gems are yet to come. Exile is getting a "redux" release, as is Ya Ya's. And believe it or not, they are going out on the road soon. Fuck the Beatles, u2 - whoever. No one can touch the Stones. Mick Taylors Good by | Reviewer: Peter Trull ------ About the song Time Waits For No One performed by The Rolling Stones Ah the above reviewer missed the true meaning of this, the last and most perfect guitar solo by the virtuoso, Mick Taylor. This song was written for him, he may have even wrote it, as jagger/richards appears as contractual. Here Mick Taylor plays his most stunning solo as a stone, and says goodby with an appropriate title on what is, the last and final track on the album, and of his career as a Rolling Stone. A tremendousfully meaningful piece............ Lyrics correct on every site, you're just dumb. | Reviewer: April ------ About the song Paint It Black performed by The Rolling Stones Anonymous 2/16/08, how's it feel to be wrong? Why would he be demanding such a thing? The other reviewer, Bryan, had it right - it's about losing someone, and he's asking. You're wrong. Try actually listening to the song more often. As for discovering this song on GH3, Christ. It's not even the original. Do yourself a favor, go out and actually BUY Aftermath. Or even the Greatest Hits. Stop worrying over which f*cking video game soundtrack it appears on and get the whole damn album. You could review the artist/band The Rolling Stones in Biography page You could review The Rolling Stones album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review The Rolling Stones song by clicking the song which you like  Download "The Rolling Stones" Music | | ||||||||||
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