The Rolling Stones - Citadel (Official Lyric Video)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- "Citadel” by The Rolling Stones
Producers: Bill Wyman, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, Keith Richards and Mick Jagger
Composers: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Lyricists: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Associated Performers: Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, and Nicky Hopkins
Lyrics:
Men are armed show “who goes there?”
We have journeyed far from here,
Armed with bibles, make us swear.
Candy and Taffy hope you both are well.
Please come see me in the citadel.
Flags are flying dollar bills ‘round the heights of concrete hills.
You can see the pinnacles.
Candy and Taffy hope you both are well.
Please come see me in the citadel.
In the streets are many walls.
Here the peasants come and crawl.
You can hear their lovers call.
Candy and Taffy hope you both are well.
Please come see me in the citadel.
Screaming people fly so fast in their shiny metal cards
Through the woods of steel and glass.
Candy and Taffy hope you both are well.
Please come see me in the citadel.
Oh well.
“Citadel (Official Lyric Video)”
Directed by: Lucy Dawkins and Tom Readdy at Yes Please Productions
Producers: Julian Klein, Michael Gochanour, Robin Klein, Sara Dempsey
(C) 2017 ABKCO Music & Records Inc.
#TheRollingStones #Citadel #TheirSatanicMajestiesRequest
Music video by The Rolling Stones performing Citadel.
This song is a masterpiece. Great! Keith on the guitars, the master Brian Jones on the mellotron, legends!!
Brian also plays on flute and saxophone on this track.
Absolute classic sixties Stones .
You so right! The Rolling Stones my favorite rock group forever!
After all these years, still wonder how this riff isn’t considered as one of the Stones top-5 riffs 🤔
@Philip Holmes I don’t think so. For a reason I don’t understand, they quickly dismissed this whole album. Sad but true….
cuz it ain't lol. Out of their plethora of great riffs which one is this one going to replace?
It's crap.
It's tainted by association with a lot of the crap on this album. Sad because I think it's one of their best.
@@martinberridge9173 I know that it’s not considered as the best Stones’ work. By far. Nevertheless, it contains brilliant psychedelic gems (apart from “Citadel”) such as "2000 Light Years from Home", “2000 Man", “In Another Land”, “The Lantern" and, off course, “She’s a Rainbow”. So many songs that loads of bands from this era would have dreamt to write or - at least - covered (Kiss or the Damned did it years later for instance). 6 good songs out of 10 : not a bad rate…
So sad to hear about Charlie's passing. He was such an enigma, which added to his charm. RIP Charlie.
One of the best tracks from the Jones era. The great guitar work.
Jones is on Mellotron (basically the harpsichord and medieval sounding stuff during the verses and choruses); Flute (on the ends of the verses you can hear the trills), and soprano saxophone here (After the song comes back "Hear the peasants come and crawl") - those descending sounding medieval notes as Mick sings are Brian on sax.
Nicky Hopkins provides piano but it's sadly mostly buried here along with basic mellotron work that is also buried.
Keith does the guitar.
Bill the bass and Mick the vocals and also tapped a glass to make that "ping" sound.
Brian's playing makes this magical. Keith's 4 chord punk sounding riff rocks. Just wish those little lead licks were louder.
It's not punk, it's Acid.
@@jameskinkead2456Acid...yeah. I took lots of acid. Bad trips are the best when they are over. The next day, you're like "WTF was that all about?" Then you take more and realize how good the bad ones are if you just submit to it. I learned that very early on. Candy and Taffy were Warhol trannys.
Owsley once told me that his bad trips were among his most useful. As he said, "It forces you to confront your own bullshit." I never had a bad trip but I also preferred very high dose tablets, 400 to 800 mics of pharmaceutical quality LSD which didn't seem to lend itself to that . I found smaller doses to be more unstable. I quit taking it in the early 70s because it wasn't as pure, much lower dose and all blotter. Typical dose today is 50 mics.@@robertcooney1938
Brian on flute & sax.
@@jameskinkead2456Punk sounding he said.
Sounds so “swinging” and really captures the spirit of the times, puts me right there, the smells the colour the beautiful optimistic people. And I was born in 1984!!
Born in ‘84 too. Had a hippy-ish dad and a mom who was really into British New Wave so I was brought up with awesome music from both sides
Beautiful song, I always thought.
One of my favorite Rolling Stones song
Have always liked the atmosphere and imagery of this song.
Great imagery about NYC..
I love this song, very swinging!!!
I agree.Rolling Stones today and always!
This is so f bangin and boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I heard that the Citadel was inspired by Andy Warhol's Factory. Candy & Taffy were drag queens & most of the lyric imagery is New York City. Least that was what I was told nearly 40 years ago at a college party with this album playing in the background.
shawn smith It’s actually true! Candy Darling was a muse of Andy Warhol and she was pretty famous at the time! There are more songs about her than one would think, including a couple by The Velvet Underground. In her Wikipedia page they reference this song as being partially inspired by her.
Candy is in the Lou Reed song Walk On The Wild Side. He also wrote another song about her called Candy Says.
@kkh369 He's probably a millennial who calls 'bullshit' on everything.
Makes sense.
@@garygreen5670 lol. (lol as a millennial. They can try to ruin the play of language, dancing, lit, whatever; they can * my *. )
One of my faves! This and Gimme Shelter
No one will succeed in banishing this chant from my heart! Even if all the gods are broken, I will never believe in anything but these riffs. No hell can force you when Keith walks by your side!
I remember when the album was released. In those days the feeling of freedom was extraordinary
ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS. They could have released this 30 years later and it would never have missed a beat.
I sure hope Candy and Taffy are still doing well.
Apparently this "Candy" is referring to none other than the Warhol "superstar" Candy Darling, who passed in 1974. She had a friend named Taffy, so hopefully Taffy is doing well, at least! 😉
lol
Htf did they get into this ?!?!
@@jollyjoker888what are you talking about Candy and Taffy or this Stones album. If you are talking about the album. This album came after the Beatles psychedelic album Sgt. Pepper lonely hearts club band album. I guess it was the Stones answer to the Beatles album Sgt pepper. That's how I see it and John Lennon always said that the Stones copied them all the time.
🚶🚶🚶🚶🎸🎸🎸🥁
The Beatles #1 and the Stones #2. Sorry Stones fans.
The Beatles never came close to this . So much more rugged and refined 😎
You ˋ re right.
This album deserves much more recognition - for me it remains their most underrated album.
Just as it remains their worst album.
I agree bro, my fav album of the stones
Your right it's a great album
From who? Where on earth is all this recognizing coming from ?
I like Brian Jones' little sax doodle in the background
Also on flute and mellotron set to mandolin setting.
What's ironic is that Jones influence musically and conceptually on the band he co-founded was beginning to wane. This might have been the last album Brian really made a significant, observable contribution.
David Roberts for sure. he made some contributions to B.B. but nothing truly important, other than the slide on NE
@@elihartsoe6718 The mellotron on Jigsaw Puzzle and Sitar on SFM are quite important I reckon
Sam Connell not really, considering no one cares about jigsaw puzzle and the sitar on SFM is just noise that adds nothing to the song
Esta es una de mis canciones favoritos, cuando la escucho tiene que ser mas de una vez. Me deja un sentimiento fresco, de que todo lo puedo, es increible
This album was loaded with awesome tones. The Citadel, 2000 Man, She's a Rainbow.
In Another land
Rolling Stones were the precussors of Hard Rock
Not really.
Actually Mitch Ryder was.
one of their greatest psychedelic songs! His album is incredibly beautiful!
The whole album is great!
Citadel and Gimme Shelter, the best Rolling Stones songs..KGD Brisbane..2024.
OK this album is just fantastic I love this album like playing all the time
So underrated I just hate that this is not their only song that's underrated!
Souvenir de ma jeunesse , bête et insouciante... I LOVE The Rolling Stones
Truly great underrated stones track
"Underrated"'? By whom?
He wants to say that this song didn`t receive enough attention in the media. But it is a great song.
MyFactory62 greatest song for tripping balls. Or so I heard. People who don’t respect this album weren’t in dorm rooms, late sixties, early seventies.
Badbad Manly.
Your 'dorm rooms' have my mind boggling haha!! I was 5 yrs old in '67! But my eldest brother,15, had the album. After my 'bedtime' I would sneak in & hear it with him & his mates! Sadly my brother died a long time back but I still have his original LP, 3-D cover & all! It almost smells of the 1960's to me !
this is my favuourte track on one of the best Stones album, great to listen to back in the 70's when us boomers thougth the world revolved around us.
Forgotten Gem got buried under Sgt.Pepper. Wonder what a Siouxie Sioux cover would sound like ?
What Stars and talents we had in
Brian Jones and Keith Relf. R.I.P.
In high school this was my go-to album. Sure, the Beatles were the Beatles, but this one has a special place in my heart.
My older sister bought me this album for my 11th birthday.
Just about top one in my book. I loooove this song.
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Hopefully everyone recognizes and notices Bill Wyman in this song...one of the MOST underrated bass players in history....
1000% fact. Bill is such an awesome bass player.
Bill is incredible. So good they couldn't replace him with someone a little younger. I like his bass playing wayyyyyyyy better than Daryl or how ever he spells it. I hate to say this, but I kind of hoped if one of the Stones died, it was Ronnie so Mick Taylor would be back in the band and the Stones would sound close to their golden era. Unfortunately it was Charlie. R.I.P CHARLIE WATTS.
he wrote in another land and liked young girls
@@gregboardman915 I really like his "(Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star" ~ "We could go on the hovercraft/Across the water/They'll think I'm your dad/And you're my daughter".....😊😄😅🤣
My favorite Rolling Stones song.
it pounds rips and rolls, what a 4 min trip..
One of my favorites as well ..... hope you both are well !.
Same here. Asked at gunpoint I'd always had said "Gimme Shelter", "Child of the Moon" or something like that - until years ago I found that I caught myself whistling or humming this song most often. A secret favorite, if you will.
Fooll to cry??
CANDY AND TAFFY LOVE THIS TUNE,
R.I.P Charlie Watts.
If you've come here after hearing of Charlie's passing, then you are a true fan.
RIP Charlie.This song is very good to escape from this chaotic times and relax.This song is satisfactory.I can't get no satisfaction listen this song once,i can listen this musical gem a lot of times.Rolling Stones Forever 👅
I'm here now ! Took me a couple of weeks after Charlie's passing but, this song was in my head today for some reason. RIP Charlie. Miss You x
Before and after. It's November 18th, my daughter's second birthday, and I still mourn for Charlie. I had friends, a lot of friends die. Some very close friends. No immediate family members since my great grandmother when I was 4 and her death anniversary was a couple days ago. That's what I fear the most, so I bring my daughter to my grandparents everyday.
Charlie who?
@@kimsung2384 Charlie Watts, the Rolling Stones drummer who died in 2021
It's the reverb on that guitar that makes you think of this track.........that metallic ring.........but of course there are many instruments and layers going on
This is Brian's final hurrah with the Stones,..
@@777RockNRollin He was still on another two records with them
Keith had a device he held in his picking hand that made the the metallic ringing sound, you can look it up somewhere, the Stones were always trying new techniques in the studio.
hate to say it (as you posted my absolute favourite track of all time ) but the first line is " men at arms shout who goes there" i know im being pedantic but other than that thank you for this brilliant piece of work
This is abcko, thes pricks are the,producers of the stones till 68 I think,but Klein made them sign all rights from 63 to 69 so this is their record label from the 60s
Grew up with this! Five star song and album!! 🖤🔥
Masterpiece but want a video release of all their videos
Emanuele Miraglia Yeah
Yeahhh with Brian if it would be possible
Spoiled brat of the 21st Century... Who are you to demand?
crimkingson56 you was probably born in 2004
The guitars sounds are awsome
One of my favorite Stones albums. Still have the original vinyl from when I was a kid. 💜
Mine too, and also still have the record. It only gets better with time.
Does your copy have the 3D cover? If so, your copy is worth a small fortune. It's probably one of my favorites by the Stones.
@@aardvaarkmaark Yes, it's the 3D cover worth a small fortune. Don't know what shape the vinyl is in but I would love to listen to it again. It's been ages since I heard it!
I should clean it re well first.
This one song in particular has an annoying/interesting feature of that loud, high pitched bell sound played several times throughout the recording. If the volume is too high, it's painful with headphones. It's obvious and demanding.
Great album. Creative, daring, often beautiful.
one of the greatest albums ever , without a doupt
The Rolling Stones themselves don't like it though
If we analyze carefully the lyrics to this song, we can see that it's all about the chaos of living in the city. There are allusions to misery, manic religious preaching, police persecution and oppression, even being in a citadel. The refrain is an invitation to two girls, Candy and Taffy, to visit the narrator at the citadel. It can be understood as an hedonistic call as much as a plea for redemption in such environment.
To me, "Citadel" is a really subtle and powerful song in its imagery. The Stones have created a dark and twisted psychedelia that's not at all about flower-power or peace-and-love. "Citadel" is the real precursor to "Street Fighting Man" or to "Gimme Shelter" in its lyrical content. The song's proto-punk heaviness was visionary, as much as other songs for this album. A sub-par Sgt. Pepper?! Not at all! "Their Satanic Majesties Request" needs to be recognized as a work of its own.
Apparently the "Candy" mentioned is none other than the Warhol "superstar" Candy Darling, who had a friend named Taffy. That adds an interesting dimension to the song, if true.
That riff is so punk. Bad ass.
The "Candy and Taffy" referred to in the song are supposedly Candy Darling and her gal pal Taffy Tits. If this is true then Mick was running with some very interesting company in 1967.
I know, right? Warhol "superstar" Candy Darling? That adds an interesting dimension to the song 😉 I feel you Mick, I adore Candy Darling too!
@@seanbeckett4019 Candy was a darling! So cool that Mick slipped her into the song. Makes Citadel all the more badass.
@@strawberrylemonadekristina Candy seemed to be a real muse for artists. Lou Reed, being an obvious example. I wonder what other music or art was inspired by her, that might no be as obvious or have her name in it 😁
Portentous - elements of the classic Beggar's Banquet bubbling to the surface here.
omg this lyrics make me fly irl fr
These are NOT the words I'm hearing and I've been listening since December, '67.....Stones screwing with us?
Always liked this song. Appreciate the album more and more. Brian added so much. He was a visionary and innovator.
Very psychedelic track love this
Definitely a Syd Barrett influence.
The guitar riff sounds like "Hello, I love you" from the Doors.
@@FreeSilio the riff from helo I love you is a rip off the kinks
it came out like 3 months after first pink floyd so its very hard that they heard it and got influenced and recorded it... also someone mentioned hello i love you as well that came put year after...
This wouldn't exist without SYD !
THE PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN .
Goodbye Charlie! RIP! Always loved your drumming on this song and many others over the years! You will be missed.
rip charlie.jpj
Aside from the spectacular vibe from this song.... 💕 the video
Great to see so many people appreciate this under-appreciated track
That sax right after ‘walls’ Is so crazy good. Had no idea that Brian knew wind instruments so well.
Wind instruments were the first he ever learned, actually, as a child
Also he's playing flute here as well, you can hear the thrills after the second and last choruses
He started music on a saxophone and clarinet.
It's not really impressive, pretty simple and easy riff
@@Strimbles Not impressive until you try to create it and piece something like this together. It's one helluva lot of imagination and work.
Brian makes this a treasure. Such a talent. Ahead of his time.
@@blankfrank25 I read somewhere it was either Mick or Bill hitting a glass of water with a spoon.
@@Eltamir silver...
This record is misunderstood, underappreciated and underrated. Even Keith dismisses it. I think it captures the feel of a unique slice of time in the 1960s. The band dumped Andrew Loog Oldham and produced it themselves right before Jimmy Miller stepped into the picture and help create the best albums the Stones ever made. I like it much more today than when it first was released.
I love it. Not a weak track on it. Bit of a sonic overload at times. Could have fitted in an extra track instead of wandering instrumental sections, but hey it is what it is.
Today Is considered a Little gem although Stones have always been a blues band. Their masterpiece Is Exile, pure Delta blues for the years to come
As Leith Richards said “Satanic Majesties Request is a load of rubbish. I won’t argue with Mr Richards. This album has three good tracks including this one. It has a couple of their worst incoherent songs of all time in Gomper and Dong This All Together See What Happens.
PERFECT slice of time! I can even feel the ENERGY again.
: This song is the most important song on the record. It's as misunderstood, as the person it is written about. The song is for Andy Warhol Superstar Candy Darling ...
The Stones at their most psychedelic!
Metal Cars? What the hellis a metal car?
A speaker in my car broke and I only got the instrumental half of the song. Effing amazing!
A transition album from a pop band following the Beatles to a rock band driving progressive rock. They hadn’t quite realised just how brilliant they were yet.
Great videos! I'm loving the style! Would you be up to doing these types of lyric videos for the songs of The Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'?
And possibly Magical Mystery Tour.
God, let's hope not......
Different record companys
Excerpt from the cursed album of the Rolling Stones, after the death of Brian Jones. Yet it's the most accomplished, touching on the other dimension. The riff is flawless. Rare. And stunning
Chronology? Hearts in the right place.
Underrated album, it always gets knocked :( meanwhile Brian Jones plays 26 instruments on it lol
Funny thing...since I was there, when this record was released, real Rolling Stones fans thought it was the ultimate masterpiece from them. False history (and the fact that The Stones gave the rights from this album and all before it to Alan Klein to get him the h+ll out) has made this album into a "mistake" a ""misstep" a "bad followup to Sargent Pepper" (truly laughable). It was no such thing. Brian's input here was also crucial, as usual. It's a hard thing to do, but here it is: to quote another album title, listen to TSMR without prejudice. It's a fantastic album. And this is one of the best songs on it.
The guitar on this track is killer. As well as the leads Keith does on the long piece at the end (See What Happens). It proved that even when they were dabbling with drugs, the Stones could still rock, too. And then you've got 2000 Light Years from Home -- space rock, something the Beatles (with whom this album is misleadingly compared) never really touched. It stands on its own. If it were packed without the psychedelic cover, perhaps it would have been taken differently later on?
This album is a gem. And I agreed, in the fact that the musical work of Brian was crucial.
Hear hear, I concur. It is in fact one of my favourite Stones albums. Very underrated
great lp.
I love the pause at 1:12 before the riff at 1:15, it makes the song more powerful
Acid was everywhere when this L.P. came out........
Oh those were those days❤️🦾👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Punk as hell. Should have done it at Hyde Park 69. The Damned covered it brilliant.
Redd Kross do a killer version of it too.
Punk using mellotrons - they wouldn't know what one is
@@gregcandance179 Now now, no need to be so cheeky
I look at this as the first punk song ever recorded! Classic...
Damned version is spectacular indeed. Better.
Wonderful song. Psychedelic rock, or even hard-rock, one of the first, because it was already in 1967... Everything is psychedelic and original in this song : The music, the video and maybe even the words. A masterpiece. But the entire album is a masterpiece, for me. Every song is excellent and doesn't look like any other. Probably their best album.
An under-rated song from an under-rated album. Even Mick has made fun of this album; still it has it's moments and this is one of the better songs.
1ST TRACK EH THE REST ROCKS GROOVES
Why Mick and Keith berate this record puzzles me. It's a period classic showing the Stones creativity and willingness to experiment. I like it more today than I did when it was first released. The Rolling Stones' most underrated album!
its a great album
@@paulrusso9960 they don't like it because it's so much Brian. For some reason it is important to them (well, particularly Keith) to pretend like he never did anything and this is unfortunate (for that narrative) proof to the contrary. Since his contribution to this one can't be pretended away, instead they have to pretend that the whole album is shit.
@@paullumbye5939 Brian wrote the basic melody to Ruby Tuesday and he didn't get credit for decades. There's even a video clip of him playing with it. Unbelievable.
Apparently Mick is referencing the Warhol "superstar" Candy Darling and her friend Taffy. Candy Darling also inspired Lou Reed's "Candy Says" and "Walk On The Wild Side". Maybe the Kink's "Lola" too?
Oh dough!!!
Why is it that I like Satanic Majesties more than the acclaimed "masterpiece" Sgt. Pepper? I like She's a Rainbow better than I do Strawberry Fields. Funny thing is that Mick and Keith think this album was their worst. Even at their worst, they're better.
That riff is rocking. Wish the background lead guitar was a bit louder. I guess most of yous ("you's"it's a word in my city) don't hear it. That's why it should be louder and it sounds good. Cool little Keith lick.
The Rolling Stones ♥️♥️♥️♥️ Brian love cool ♥️♥️♥️♥️
this whole LP is great, it's just the songs that are in the wrong order. Rainbow, 2000 Citadel and In Another Land should have been the opening four tracks.
Brian Jones and Nicky Hopkins were the real studio musicians that made some of the tracks better, especially on 2000 Light Years, and In Another Land.
Advise caution in re-sequencing artists albums. "In the wrong order" based on what? Or did Brian tell you that?
caribman10 I listen to it back side first because it's a satanic album.I think it was intended to be played that way because on with the show leads the person to flip it over.
You might want to reread what you wrote here. A "satanic" album written by a guy who went to the London School of Economics? Are you sure you have the right album? Or the right reality, assuming you think there's more than one? Just joking, as I am sure you were doing.
Absolutely brilliant. One of their best tracks, and the best track on Their Satanic Majesties Request.
That one and 2000 Man are the best.
It's crap
hands down except shes a rainbow..
One of the best tracks from the Jones era. The great guitar work.
I like Brian Jones' little sax doodle in the background
Long live the memories of Brian Jones & Charlie Watts. xoxo The Clarences
Rolling Stones Today and Always 👅
@@COSME90 Ab-so-lute-ly!!! xoxo The Clarences
Great song!
Love this album. Definitely one of my favorite Stones records.
After the death of Brian Jones, lost interest in the band.
Exile on Main Street was their last decent album IMO
Yeah, same here...
Donnoha blue and lonesome?
NO Jones, NO Stones!
After brian jones died they lost that mystical thing they had along with the rugged badassey
A very heavy awesome creative riff opens up this Stones Masterpiece !
One of the most punk sounding Stones tunes.
Almost as if it were a blueprint towards what punk would end up as in a way
It's not punk at all. It's LSD music.
Punk before punk.
Great
Sweet I'm back in the 60s
Brian Jones was irreplaceable! He brought genius components.
One of the classics by the Stones. Pure perfection. Keith’s guitar and the two-notes psychotic solo at the end (who plays it?). Brian’s wonderful saxophone runs. Charlie’s beautifully colouristic drums. It doesn’t get better than that.....
"Arms with Bibles make us swear." A reference to their drug bust court appearances that occurred around the time this song was recorded, I think. The makers of these videos screwed up the lyrics on some of them.
There's a stone cold classic lurking just under the surface here.
40 years of listening to this song ,i thought it be a cover song . i did not realize mick and keith rote it
I love this song.
Que bellos visuales ❤❤❤
I don't know who put all these great moving shadowbox videos together over the last 2-3 years but their freaking GREAT! These add so much more texture and visuals to one of the greatest panned albums in the past 50 years. Someone put a lot of thought and time in the art work, thank you!! This little psychedelic number was beyond the norm of say 'Sgt Pepper' with it's sterile studio songs. This is truly just what the trippy hippies wanted in an out of mind and body experience rolled in to one. Brilliant lyrics, great melodies, and yes, even insightful druggy gnomes of wisdom..? I now have at least 12 copies of the original kaleidoscope cover in storage. Bravo Stones for your thought provoking style and risk you took, cause the next 6 albums are truly your swan songs despite what the critics said about this one. Remember this, No Jones, No Stones! :)
The artwork for this album is on another level. For a late 60s album? Nuts. The little details all over the packaging and of course the trippy holographic front cover image. The album itself I rate as a solid 7/10 psychedelic album just because there are a couple duds in there that bring the energy down too much. That instrumental Sing This All Together interlude at the end of side one in particular should have been about half the length in my opinion. But overall as far as psych albums go, this one is a classic if you ask me. Citadel and 2000 Light Years alone cement it.
It's no Sgt. Pepper............350 mics of pure LSD will quickly reveal that..............But there's some very good tracks, this being the most evocative. Brian Jones was really the heart of the Stones and this song reveals the tragedy of his flawed being.
This track and 2000 Light Years From Home are imo the best tracks from this underrated album from the Stones
Woulda loved to see Type O Negative cover this
classic stones, so underrated, and satanic much better than the sgt peppers album its compared unfavourably to. amazing beatles blow thier own trumpet regarding peppers while satanic was a stones low point according to many, amazing how beatles claim psychedelic superiority over stones yet stones blow them out the water, so many myths regarding beatles v stones can be debunked listening to satanic and peppers.
Peppers is better imo but people should never compare Beatles n Stones