Does anyone have a Stones song moment that gives them a chill listen after listen?? Mine is the beautiful buzz harmony on Lovin Cup. Still gives me goosebumps to this day.



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Organ-solo in 'I got the blues'...their best soul-feeling this far...

Starting at 3:12 of Sympathy on Ya Ya's.

Too many to mention, but some stand out more than others. Like when they go into the first chorus in Jumping Jack Flash. Or Keith's guitar during the line "Better tell the firecheif to quit playing cards" in Sparks Will Fly (Best heard through headphones). Or the intro to Rough Justice. Or the jam going on in the live renditions of Out Of Control. Or, of course, the latter part of Can't You Hear Me Knocking. Or, as it has been said, the organ solo in I Got The Blues. Or the Berry licks in the studio version of Carol. And I'm only talking studio stuff here. There's way too many such moments. Live would double, or triple it. Let's just say that I love The Stones and most of the music they've made. Second to none baby!

JumpingKentFlash

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JumpingKentFlash
Or the intro to Rough Justice. Or the jam going on in the live renditions of Out Of Control.

+1

Outro solo in Sway. None better.

Although I'm a guitarist myself, I want to mention the drums on Jumping Jack Flash (Gimme Shelter version)!! That sound, that drive...pfew...

The drums into the guitar solo on Gimme Shelter

I had a Chills moment waiting for the Stones to come on stage at their Wembley 1990 shows. They had the same playlist of songs at each gig and one of them was the killer New Zealand band The Chills and a song off their Submarine Bells album called The Oncoming Day. I'm sure colonial knows them well. Anyone else know it?

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MKjan
Starting at 3:12 of Sympathy on Ya Ya's.

Same with me .

Plus each time Jagger moans on the bootleg versions of Midnight Rambler .It's a huge turn on .



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

And lest we forget: Little Queenie from Ya-Yas. Live or not it's still one of the best things they ever did.

JumpingKentFlash

The beautiful intro of TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE.

Imagine this; the sun on your face, the ocean nearby and no one else around and just the intro of this song...

*sigh* that's my ultimate moment of joy!

The drums on Sister Morphine.

When Jagger nearly whispers 'Stoned' in Stoned...

The first notes of Gimme Shelter & Monkey Man.

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

It took a starry night to steal my breath away
Down on the waterfront, her hair all drenched in spray- Memory Motel

I have many "chill/goosebump" moments:

The guitar solos on live Sympathy For The Devil (Ya Yas version)
That last majestic Mick Taylor guitar solo on live Midnite Rambler (Europe 73 boots)
The opening to Exiles's Let It Loose - and the ending too - those female voices
The pedal steel guitar on Exile's Torn and Frayed
Winter from GHS - everything about it
Time Waits for No One from IORR - the Mick Taylor guitar
Can't You Hear Me Knockin' from SF - the sax and guitar break 2nd half
Sway from SF - again the Mick Taylor guitar

Mark

several moments in "Moonlight Mile," especially the line about letting the airwaves flow.

The slide guitar on "I don´t know why" isn´t bad...and Keith´s furious guitar work on All down the line from Stripped Companion.

"yeah, i'm coming home" moonlight mile.. and the rest to the end

Ry Cooder's slide guitar on Sister Morphine, Charlie's drumming on 2000 Man, the guitar riff on One Hit (to the body) and keyboards, drums and guitars on the latter part of Monkey Man.

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"yeah, i'm coming home" moonlight mile.. and the rest to the end

Good one!

She's So Cold......



ROCKMAN

The roughly 10 seconds in Monkey Man starting at 2:35.

Not a released song, but the solo on "I Don't Know Why", I think from the Trident mixes.

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CindyC
The first notes of Gimme Shelter & Monkey Man.

The first notes of Gimme Shelter does it for me too. I've listen to this song hundreds/thousands of time, and it always stops me in my tracks.

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

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CindyC
The first notes of Gimme Shelter & Monkey Man.

The first notes of Gimme Shelter does it for me too. I've listen to this song hundreds/thousands of time, and it always stops me in my tracks.

This gets my vote as well. I've always felt that the intro to Gimme Shelter sounds like no music before or since, if that makes sense. I play guitar and I know what's going on there, but it still blows me away.

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Rockman
She's So Cold......

Post of the thread. You never fail to amaze Rockman!!

For me, the entire "Monkey Man" song, as well as the guitar solo during "Shattered"....and the "aaaaahhh look at me at the end of it.

Funny! I thought I was the only one who experienced this!

3:04 in Tumbling Dice
3:47 in Shine A Light
4:00 in Moonlight Mile
2:52 in Sister Morphine
4:29 in You Can't Always Get What You Want
3:19 in Winter
3:10 in Sympathy for the Devil from Ya Ya's
Worried About You from the solo to the end