I have a few songs that automaticly twig some memory association with me.

Trying to drive a mini on Toronto's Queens Way when I first heard Live And Let Die, now every time I hear it I get panicy, little car being completely overcome in mad traffic with that tense pounding music (I use the term music loosly).

Driving through Montreal in March, dirty snow, cold, heard Jokerman for the first time. Really brings back the sights and sounds of that depressing drive.

Mony Mony, boring afternoons in girls basements in Junior high trying to cop a feel.

I just don't have any Stones associations like that but I'm betting many of you do.

The trance of Midnight Rambler, the rise and fall tension of the music and the violence of the lyrics gives me evil thoughts. Thats all I will say.

Milo, NYC
Oh help me, please Doctor

I feel the same as Milo. MR makes me wanna kill.........
Also I get the shivers every time I hear Sway or IGTB.

JumpingKentFlash

Down in the hole gives me some emotions..........

visions of paradise and dancing in the starlight just change my life when I HEAR THOSE SONGS BY CHANCE.

"Goin To A-Go-Go" makes it 1982 and interrail & Spanish disco´s; "All About You" is a hard trigger for tobacco abstinence
(strange; the only other music that achieves that is Pink Floyd´s Meddle-album - esp. "One Of These Days
[I´m Gonna Cut You Into Little Pieces...]" - and "Careful With That Axe, Eugene"... And, of course; there we
are again with the violent theme.
Still, Midnight Rambler doesnt make the same to me as it does to JKF and Milo...
Difference can be that they have witnessed it performed live, and I havent...
But 11 months ago I saw from the flicks-dvds a live performance which made
something in that direction to me [a home-movie studio with wide-screen tv; wish I had that at home]... )

Pic from Ron Schneider´s site meandtherollingstones.com

No Expectations always makes me feel sad, a great song.