FIRST TIME HEARING The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St. ALBUM REACTION
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This was nice to listen to on a deliberately lazy Saturday (finally). The Rolling Stones to me are the definition of a perfect band - energy, eclecticism, intensity, intention and fire 🔥 on most every song. What I have always loved the most about them is that they pay homage musically to those artists, especially black artists, who came before them and whose pieces they would sometimes re-create in their own undeniable way. This was a nice dive MM and JJAMMIN’. 💃🏾🎼🎵🎶👍🏾
You have to listen to this album several times. Soon you will realize it is the greatest rock album ever.
I mean I realized it was really good after one listen, and for the longest time I was weirdly blocked from listening to the Stones because I was a Beatles guy. But, good is good.
Facts best rock n roll album ever
@@PeckiePeck I've been a guitar picker since I was 18 and didn't really get the Stones til my early 40s. Still don't get the Beatles but hopefully one day...
@@mgreene300 Damn, to me the Beatles are perfection and most artists have to settle for some kind of unique imperfection.
@@PeckiePeckThe Beatles couldn't rock out like the Stones.
This album is it's own genre
Man, your face a minute into Lovin Cup is exactly what this album is about for me! It’s just a mood all in itself. The original issue had pictures of the band in Keith’s basement putting this together. The story of that house and who was coming and going is a big part of this album and it’s sound.
Dude, the album is the soundtrack of America's musical south. Roadhouses, bars and one stoplight feed store farm towns seen through the eyes of five pimply skinny white Brits. Somehow they sooo perfectly understood our music.
The vibe of this album is like you have been invited to the Stones debauched music party to watch marvel and listen.
Stones over the years have made a lot of music . Early yrs with Brian Jones, mid yrs with Mick Taylor , the the Ronnie Wood yrs . Sadly the heartbeat of the band , Charlie Watts passed last year . 60 years of good music . Says a lot .
This is the Stones equivalent of The Beatles White Album. Just a fantastic band going in a direction of their own liking, without having the constraints of trying to please record companies or get a quick hit song. When I first heard it I hated that it didn't have any of their biggest hits, but I've discovered that this album is a perfect sound experience. You put it on in the background on a lazy day and it's a beautiful way of passing the time., it's just not an album for rocking out to.
I don’t know about that Beatles comp. The White Album is not that cohesive, imo, and every member (minus Ringo maybe) is looking to indulge in whatever direction they are interested in. I mean, Ringo even quit because he was fed up with everyone being on their own working on the songs they wrote.
As for Exile, because I grew up with greatest hits compilations like Forty Licks it is definitely a shock at first. In college and while dealing with heartbreak I found it comforting, especially “Let It Loose”. I think that if the listener is too green on life experiences he may not get it.
The opener is probably the best rocker of ANYONE’s career!
I still think Sticky Fingers is a far better album than Exile. More coherent, more hits, zero filler.
I am so happy that you reacted to this album! I was hoping that someone would request it, so thank you to who did!
This album has such a particular mood, very soulful, and something else I can’t put my finger on.
I started listening to this at 13, and at first it took a few listens, but it’s one of my favorite albums ever since then. I love your reaction to it- and you really listened to it.
I agree that you need lyrics if you want to know the words he’s singing. Mick is one of the hardest singers to understand that I’ve ever heard, but I love his singing.
Rock- that’s a whole huge conversation, but basically the genre Rock has a very wide range of what can be considered Rock. The Rolling Stones, especially on this album , are playing a very heavily blues influenced type of rock, in a way only they do. ( also with that American country and folk influence, which you heard. ) Great great reaction 🙂, great job on a long haul album in one sitting!
This is one of the best albums of the 1970s And in my humble opinion, this was the Stones at the very top of their game😎👍
To me this was the last of a quartet of the finest rock albums ever produced. Beggar's Banquet (1968). Let It Bleed (1969), Sticky Fingers (1971) and this album were the Stones at their most inventive and at their raunchy best. No coincidence Mick Taylor, one of the most underrated guitarists ever, was on the last 3 albums and he added to and crystalized the classic Stones sound. He does most of the leads on Exile and he is absolutely amazing on this album...
Mick Taylor was only on slide for Country Honk for let it bleed. Rest of the guitar is all Keith
@@barry1369 Actually, he also played on one of my favorite Stones songs on that or any album, Live with Me. That's where you get the great two guitar sound that will be heard over the next five years. As great as the guitars are on that song, Keith steals the show for me with his great bass performance. Keith didn't play bass much, but I love all of the songs he did especially this one and Slave.
@@barry1369 My bad on the Slave reference, that was Bill Wyman. they didn't have who played what on the Tatoo You album and I always thought sounded like Keith on bass. It wasn't until I got Google twenty years later and found out that was actually Bill. Whoever it was, loved that bass, too and that freewheeling jam with Keith, Ronny and Sonny Collins trading solos
I'm soooo happy you listened to that masterpiece completely, respect! It's my favorite of all time for a reason, every-time I listen to 'Exile...' I feel like I hear something new in the music! It's raw, super edgy (for it's time) and it's the most diverse genre rock album ever made.
Absolutely my favorite stones album
One of my favorite albums of all time. It's probably too American sounding to actually be by an American. It has too many styles converging. It's more like a dream about what real American music could be. I'm impressed that my favorite tracks seemed to have the most impact on you.
It’s been said they indulged in drugs, sex and fun with with friends dropping by like a big party. It shows, they sound so carefree and happy. Very country bluesy with a side of gospel. One of the best albums ever!
Some have said Shine A Light was written for Brian Jones.
I've listened to this a million times and I don't know any of the lyrics lol. It's so perfect you don't even need to know English to get the feeling. The combination of country, blues, gospel and something from the 4th dimension. Some people don't get the Stones because Mick is so out there, but the rest of the band is so beyond incredible and he is the linchpin that makes it all work.
Quite an album to listen to. There is a lot going on in that 1st track with the bridge going under water with the sound, never really heard it like I am hearing it today but this may be the first time with head phones so....🎷🎺🎷...2nd track, 🎷🎹...3rd track has rockabilly/blues influence. Keith Richards has heavy roots in blues....track 4 sounds great 🎧.... 5, I love Tumbling Dice!🎲🎲 An old favorite...6 so good!....
7 sounds like southern rock....8 is another down home feeling track!....9 I love the way it takes off with the drums and piano....10 Happy & happy to hear you making out more of the lyrics(it can be challenging)...11 great jam & I love the harmonica....
12 great lyrics which I won't pretend to understand what the specific context is...13 okay....14 I love it!
I don't want to read into it but lyrics about addiction?....15 nice pace on this rock n roll track....
16 great blues guitar 🎸 on this track! 17 love the organ, like rock n roll gospel! 18 Nice way to rap up an album . Obviously what is best just depends on a set of factors which could be commercial success, ground breaking in a specific genre or just personal taste, etc. Love the album review!🔥❤️🔥🔥
Don’t know if you’ve listened to it, but “Tattoo You” is the album ! Love the Stones from the ‘80’s 🔥🔥🔥🔥
All the Tattoo You songs are outtakes from the 70s sessions. Mostly the Black and Blue sessions
This album has the feel of getting together with friends to drink and play music until the next day. Everyone is just hangin’ out and having a good time.
Keith the gigolo 😄 That was Keith Richards singing "Happy." I'm having a blast right along with you ♥️
Thanks for giving this a listen. Seriously. Context is everything. This is the Stones living as tax exiles in the French Riviera recording in the basement of a Keith Richards mansion. Drunk and on heroin. Stones fans argue constantly on which is their best album. Well, I love this one BUT … Let It Bleed is my vote for best Stones’ album ever it is down right nasty, filthy, grimy. However… that you would give your time to Exile is so cool. Thanks for giving it a fair shake. Just know the Stones are, at their core, outlaws. Not meant for polite company.
My favorites are "Tumbling Dice" and "Happy". I recently listened to every Rolling Stones album and what surprised me is on most every album I loved the hit singles a lot more than the album cuts. That normally isn't the case with other bands.
I love this album to tears. My favorite by them.
This album came out when I was 7 yr old. I don't recognize any of the songs. But I still love 💕 the Rolling Stones music. It's a little break from the Prince album request. Please, don't take it wrong I LOVE 💕 PRINCE MUSIC ALSO. I just like to experience different artist albums.
damn you reviewed the best record ever made. I wore the grooves off this lp
The Stones have never did what everyone did, but they have provided a musical answer to almost every style. They have their roots in the blues with a touch of country and, of course, in rock 'n' roll. Exile is a bit closer to country at the beginning but still the album is very versatile (to my taste). Exile on... and Sticky Fingers are real masterpieces not to forget the best live album ever Get Yer Ya-Ya`s Out ;-)) because I love them all. Best wishes @all from hamburg (germany)
None of us could ever understand the words. The little snatches we got were enough.
if your liking side 3, you'll probably like the album Beggars Banquet. another deep southern influence.
one of my favorite from them
Beggars Banquet was another excellent album from the Stones!!!
This is an album you rarely cherry pick songs from. I’ve actually played it straight through on the jukebox when shooting pool with friends.
Oh and by the way, you've now reviewed two of my favorite albums, Exile and Janelle Monae's The Archandroid. I must say, you've got great taste in music!
These songs... marinated in casks of Bourbon, spiced in New Orleans, aged in a smoky haze, to be recorded in a basement in the South of France. Prototype Americana.
this album was released in 1972 and if you spend some time searching for concert footage from that year you will notice that it's even better live.
No band has the variety of the Stones. And this LP shows that in spades. Epic LP. Nothing better or will be.
@@EstebanAlvarez_ not close. Beatles alot.... Yes. Stones much more.
Country blues is the type of music a lot like Beggars Banquet
Such a great album. Had to listen to it a few times to truly appreciate it.
Maybe you understood Happy more as it's sung by Keith Richards with Jagger on backing vocals. Keith sang at least one song on most Stones albums.
The Stones purposely put together the 4 sides to each have its own soul & vibe
Great reaction! This is a difficult album to review. When it was first released, it was panned by most critics. It's now considered a masterpiece; it ages well. No, this shouldn't be classified as hard rock at all, and I would only consider a few songs as rockers. I'd call it more of a funky country, blues, funky blues rock album. It was recorded in the basement of Keith Richard's mansion in the south of France. The basement had a dirt floor, was dark and damp, it was summer and the heat was so bad most of the recording took place at night when it was a little cooler. The whole album has a dank murky feel to it. As far as the lyrics go, I've never seen them to this day. This album came out my second year of college and most of my roomates hated it, I loved it. Rock at the time was very varied but there was a movement to more roots/Americana type rock by groups like The Band and Delaney & Bonnie with artists like Eric Clapton and Van Morrison among the genre's admirers. Jim Price and Bobby Keys play horns on Exile and they also played with Clapton and Delaney and Bonnie. But then the Stones always had a lot of country type songs and traditional blues songs in their catalog so this music wasn't new to them. It was just never so consistent throughout an entire recording as it was here. Anyway, great reaction and I'd love to hear your opinion of the album after a second listen. Great job!
Alot of those critics in the late 60z early 70z hated on alot of those great albums that would go on to become classics!!!
Generally considered a masterpiece, but its never been easily accessible. Even Stones fans come to it late. Sticky Fingers, or later, Emotional Rescue, are probably the more reasonable introduction though the former is critically acclaimed, the latter as much.
The Joy of imperfection!
Oh oh MM has JJ doing the Rolling stones album alright now😁
😁😉
Sticky Fingers should be your next port of call, another classic from the Mick Taylor era. Might just prefer it to Exile...
This will grow on you through the years... if you give it the chance. Actually, the Stones will, not only this LP.
Great reaction.
You need the album in hand while listening. Album package was a part of experience. Internet etc. we're not available so focus was listening.
Whilst in “ Exile” Having to leave England due to its Tax laws the Stones wrote aboutthier love of much of thier roots of the origins of american gospel blues country and rock , the song let it rock tells of Askin the immigration man to let us into your fair land .. a homage to America whilst England had exiled them recorded c/- mobile Stones recording studio in a small truck at Nellcote in france
Just finished watching. Excellent reaction J!!! This was a concept album, the reason for the songs sounding similar, paying homage to the history of Black Music. Which includes Rock, the Blues, Country, R&B and Gospel Music. My favorites are Rocks Off, Rip this Joint, Tumbling 🎲, Happy, Ventilator Blues, that guitar riff is Vicious. I love Just wanna see Face, sounds like something you would hear in a small backwoods church in the country. Loving Cup, All down the line with 🔥 guitar playing from Keith Richard's and Mick Taylor. Soul Survivor with another great open g tuned riff from Keef. Then my personal favorite song from the album, Let it Loose just a epic song!! The lyrics are not too important on this album, everything is about groove and feel. Epic album and even though the Stones have better albums overall I'd still give this a 4.5 out 5.
Yes I notice I don't think I ever heard the this full album before but they always give praise for black artists .
Loved watching you get sucked into this. I have a feeling if you want back to the first record, it’d sound way better. It’s an album that kind of teaches you how to listen to it. Or maybe not. But that’s how it was for me. Rocks Off is not one of my all time fave songs. Didn’t get it the fist few times.
Could you react to Rolling Stones Hot Stuff, from the black and blue album. There is something about the Stones music I can appreciate. I don’t like everything they record, but there’s enough for me to enjoy.
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Tumbling Dice, what a classic.
feel this record, thats the point
I see the joy the Stones bring and can relate
The Stones are essentially an American band. They haven't represented the English experience since they broke the US mid-60s. We have The Kinks for that
Btw Tumbling Dice was a top ten single in the UK.
The Stones BIGGEST missed opportunity at a hit single is LOVING CUP(Gimme a Little Drink)
Never released as a single
I heard this album described as “not the Best rock and roll album of all time, it’s the MOST rock and roll album of all time. gotta agree.
Sweet black angel is about Angela davis ,they tried to put her in prison for something she had no control over.
Stones are my fav band,and I still can't place their genre,they are their own for sure,but I will say gram parsons was huge influence on keith during this period
Great album, but for me I prefer the other 3 of their 4 classic studio albums between 1968 and 1972. Rocks Off is my favourite Stones song though.
I still can't understand most of the lyrics on Exile, and I've been listening to it since the 70s. Go for the feeling, the words don't matter as much. FYI, Sweet Black Angel is about Angela Davis.
If you're a Stones fan that doesn't dig Exile, you're not a Stones fan.
I got one forya! Check out the song by The Rap Ratz - You Got Me F' ed Up.
"Rocks Off" from the first half needs another listen, it will grow on you.
This album was considered ground breaking at the time, specially for the musical composition and the instrumentation (use of sax and piano and keyboards). There was a lot of great music being produced in the '70s, but this was unique, especially...especially because it came from a rock band known for hard-rockin' songs.
I wasn't around at the time, but from what I know, contemporary reaction to Exile was rather mixed, and it wasn't until years later that it was universally recognised as the groundbreaking album it was, as it is with so many classics. At the time the music press seemed to turn against them a bit because it looked like they lost their rebellious edge and were becoming part of the 70s jet set establishment.
you'll never get to every corner of this. They never knew either. Feel it and go to dinner.
Ive tried on numerous ocassions to get into this album and each time I could barely make ihrough side2 I like Tumblin Dice, Happy and Shine A Light but that is about it The album was recorded as the group had orgies and indulged in all kinds of drugs and you can hear it What I eally dislike about the album is the production It sounds likeit was recorded in a closet The previous album Sticky Fingers had a similar sound but the songs were much better so you didn't noticeit much I like highly polished production like Fleetwood Mac and 70'sBeach Boys This muddy sound just goes against all my musical senses
It's a magnificent album alright, but I'm not sure it's their greatest though. Personally I find it a bit too long-winded and exhaustive. To me, their magnum opus is still Beggars Banquet. I even prefer Let It Bleed or Sticky Fingers to this one, they're much more concise and impactful.
Throwback to the early 1900’s to 1930’s on purpose.
Roots
Ying yang yr my thang.... let it rock
The Stones do a lot of country-edged songs. It fits well with the blues influence, the murky mix, and Jagger's sometimes lazy delivery.
There is no monster hit on Exile -- no Gimme Shelter or Brown Sugar or Sympathy for the Devil. It's of a piece, and it rewards repeated listening. It's a long slog and a lot of it sounds like it was recorded under water. I've probably heard it 500 times, and it still gets better and better. I've never read the lyrics by the way. There are lots of lines I can't make out, and I don't really care.
Fever in the funk house now is probably my favourite lyric ever
Iv'e heard it 100's of times and of all the albums I listened to,this album had the most growing power and staying power. You are right,there is a certain "haziness" to the recording,almost sounds ike it was recorded underwater. I also like that Jaggers vocals were deep in the mix,which makes his voice sound like another instrument
Keef
Sweet Black Angel was about Angela Davis
8:47 Dude don’t get caught up on the lyrics, focus on the vibes and the energy. If you’re grooving, that’s all that matters.
Cream of the crop
Ya you need the lyrics. They seem to have went bye you. Many are boogies. Remember rock n roll is 4x4 time. What you put over it doesn't matter. Like guitars with fuzz. Or distortion.
Double albums usually have a few fillers..
Bro you need the lyrics! Mick is near impossible to understand on this album! I spent years making up lyrics to his slurred undermixed vocals
I don't really take any notice of what's being said ...it's all about the riffs and horns building the monsterous grooves to lose it to...vibes
I think you're ambivalent about the Stones. When you get through an LP, especially like this one, you see their range and talent.
only here for Owwwww Yeah!
all the songs end the same, repeating the last riff of the song
you were trying to lock into specific lyrics/words...that was never the intent. It was all about a feel. Words were used almost like rim shots.
you don't need the lyrics ...cheez
try not to understand this record
Alright get this: take all the color out of Led Zeppelin until they're just a sketch...and you have the Rolling Stones.
EDIT: I like the sketchiness of this album.
I really only liked 3 songs on this album, Rocks off- Tumbling Dice and Happy.... The rest are forgettable tunes to me....
That's astonishing for me to accept, but I would encourage you to give Exile another listen.
It’s not a pop album. It’s meant to be listened to multiple times, and the songs are roots music.
@@philipdru9290 Exactly. Exile’s lack of commercial viability makes it even better. It's a musical journey through the deep south: country, gospel, blues, rock-and-roll. It's the perfect embodiment of Gram Parsons’ coined term “Cosmic American Music.”
FFS, you have the ENTIRETY of the internet at your disposable........google Rolling Stones Lyrics.......as a starting point. Wow.
Bluesy :)