O.k. O.k. - I've posted this here before and never got a difinitive answer.. so the debate rages...

One - What Is being Said at the beginging of " C.O.T.M."

Two - And here is where the debate get's heated hehe...
I have stated over and over that it is not Mick screaming at the intro!

I have said over and over it's Jimmy Miller.. any taker's ?

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

The important question is: What does rmk mean?

Time for one of these COTM threads again!?

it's Jagger's voice
the only words I can understand is "land sakes alive...."
after that, who knows??

Isn't it "I buried Brian"?

something hey baby............blah......i'm working ............blah.......????

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

It's Jimmy Miller? What makes you say that?

Sounds exactly like Jagger to me, I've never heard of an argument about it myself but I dont know anything!

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Tseverin
Isn't it "I buried Brian"?

Good one!

"No Anchovies, Please"

I say it Jimmy casue it is diff. Not Mick's voice! And Jimmy was always in studio w/ the boy's getting the feel. So who else could it be. we can elimniate Charlie right off the bat hehe

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

It is Jagger and rmk i thought it meant remake

Sounds like a Beatle to me, probably Lennon.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

I have to disagree it has no inflections or tone even close to jagger

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

sounds like paul mccartney.

Either Jimmy or Keith ..that;s as far as I'll go, but I'll try to research it

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

The Original b-side has a diff. mix to the "more hot rocks" an the "single collection london yrs" version but is not a diff take.

This diff mix was also released on a j.j.f single in 1987

ROLLING STONES CHILD OF THE MOON VERY RARE
not the 87 b-side





"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

Land sakes alive Charlie, I've got to go and pay my taxes in my coach!

It is Lennon saying, "Brian is dead...miss him miss him."

Backwards, of course!

Kissinnnnnnng cock in Caaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnesssssss



ROCKMAN

Noddy Holder...Baby baby baby

it's a message from Mick to Klein: Land sakes alive I don't even have enough to pay my taxes!

Jody Klein recently refused to discuss the meaning of "rmk" ... so either there's some odd story behind it
or they want to keep us imagining that there is.

I,m with you Terraplane always thought it was Noddy Holder - definately does not sound anything like Jagger

Oh,come on guys -listem to the falsetto Mick uses in "Worried About You" when he cries "BBBAAAABBBYY".......... it's the same Jagger voice! I cant believe you cant tell !

Mick Jagger for sure

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Always assumed it was Mick. Similar sound to his falsetto singing on Emotional Rescue, Worried About You, Tops, Waiting On A Friend, etc.
As far as RMK, it seems no one really knows. I just thought it meant remake but then I read it was Robin Klein's initials. Not sure what the middle name is.

regardless of mmick's falsetto it's not him doesn't even sound close to mick

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

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Either Jimmy or Keith ..that;s as far as I'll go, but I'll try to research it

I agree - it's definitely not mick!

RMK is weather terminology that is not used much. It is a reference to the Moon's affect on the weather, and thus the Child of The Moon's affect on Jagger. I used to have a reference to this, but not anymore.