Gotta admit I've never thought as this being their strong suit but my fave would be "Jumping Jack Flash". Weird how their first outing as a video clip was there best in my opinion. Well at least I think it was their first.

"Love is strong" and "Out of tears" I quite like too. The rest are a raffle

You mean the Michael Lindsay-Hogg one? Because that would be my favorite too. Just when I'd been beginning to think they'd lost their way, and possibly weren't going to have much more I was interested in--yowza! A whole new lifecycle!

One that immediately comes to mind is Mick & Keith creating Mixed Emotions.

I also like "She Was Hot" (for it's sense of humour), "IORR" and - call me crazy- all the video showing moments of concerts...

IORR is the most iconic one, known by many non stones fans.

My favorite is the SMU video. It's sloppy, almost amateurish, and full of a genuine innocence that was lost with time. Ronnie looking at the camera, Bill's stone cold face and Mick's striped shirt come to mind when I think of it

Sorry yes Aquamarine, I mean the Hogg one.
And I agree Torres re SMU. It's so stupid you'd be hard pressed to think it's being made by the biggest band on Earth at the time. Complete with Mick out of lip synching. Hahaha it's so ugly it's appealing...

Love is strong
Waiting on a friend
and
Faraway eyes though it's not really a video clip

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The promo clips for -

2000 Light Years From Home
Child Of The Moon
Jumpin' Jack Flash

by Michael Lindsay-Hogg

Grazy mama

just because.

Sympathy for the Devil from Rock and Roll Circus - Mick goes wild.

Waiting on a Friend - Keith struttin down the street.

But gotta give it to Jumping Jack Flash - all of them looked amazing.

This is My Heroes...





...and Mick a Little late with the Harp...Wonderful...



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Little red rooster - Video:
wich book they are talking about in the beginning?
does somebody know?

it is written by somebody who knows the Stones very well and so on

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Little red rooster - Video:
wich book they are talking about in the beginning?
does somebody know?

it is written by somebody who knows the Stones very well and so on

Our Own Story by The Rolling Stones - As We Told It To Pete Goodman.

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Child of the moon for sure, what a spooky atmosphere ....

thank you, majesty

Stones having a ball here:





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She's so cold is the winner!

Watch 'em all ... always good for a laugh ... Too Much Blood
Later stuff like Anybody Seen My Baby...Saint Of Me..Take It So Hard
are damn damn fine things... Following The River is a mini masterpiece



ROCKMAN

She's So Cold!

Followed by JJF, Undercover of the Night, and the Fatboy Slim treatment of SFTD.

I'm limiting this to actual 'made for' promo clips, and not live performances.

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thomashanck
Little red rooster - Video:
wich book they are talking about in the beginning?
does somebody know?

it is written by somebody who knows the Stones very well and so on

Our Own Story by The Rolling Stones - As We Told It To Pete Goodman.

OT--I found my old copy of this book over Christmas. I'd read it so often back in the day that all the pages had fallen out and it's held together by a rubber band!

Rain falls down

START ME UP !!

The Stones at their purest.

Priest

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This one for me. The result of seeing this, and hearing "Paint It, Black" during the Full Metal Jacket closing credits, I went out and made my first Stones purchase of IORR and Hot Rocks. So because of this video IORR was the first Stones studio album I owned. Although the title track was the only song I ever listened to on it for probably a decade.

Two short nominations.

1) Mick & Brian introducing Howling Wolf on Shindig! Brian is as good as jumping up and down with excitement. (Factoid... Wolf's keyboard player is Billy Preston).

2) Atlantic City '89. Clapton guests on "The Red Rooster" and plays a blinder of a solo. As he walks back to join Keith & Ronnie, Mick walks past him and gives him a smile/nod that shows just how truly great he thought it was. (Absolutely no irony intended there - Mick obviously loved it!)

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Captain Corella
60 Years a Fan

she's so cold
waiting on a friend
JJF

Wild Horses - just love this song

This is awesome. Seriously.

I was always partial to the "Rock And A Hard Place" video since there were clips from my first-ever Stones show in it, but since that novelty has worn off...

- Neighbors
- Worried About You
- Start Me Up, just for the hilaritaaaay-yaaay-yaaay-yaaay-yaaay
- Saint Of Me was very '90s, but very cool
- and I'll always love "Anybody Seen My Baby" for a snapshot of NYC right around the time I moved here