For me, it is Street Fighting Man when my father bought me Forty Licks. I was 12, I liked it but I really became a fan 3 or 4 years later. I really thanks him for making me discover the RS, he made a great job

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Sorry for my english ; I'm a french little boy (but I like it)

wow----i don't remember...sorry---don't get old...ha.
my 1st album i got was GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT IT..

I'm sure it wasn't the first, but the first that stuck in my mind was Mixed Emotions.

i've told the story dozens of times i know, but ...
tryin to make you see that i belong to you honey you belong to me so Come On! :E

I Can't Get No
I Can't Get No
I Can't Get No
Satisfaction

It's Only Rock'n'Roll

under my thumb when i was 17 ...... and the sound just captivated me! and i've been hooked ever since!!!!!!

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

My guess would be "Angie" - around the time I became a Stones fan in 1973.

Come on...it was but in the mid 70 ties....before that ''JJF'' Leon Russell...still love that cover.

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schillid
I Can't Get No
I Can't Get No
I Can't Get No
Satisfaction

Hi all.

So did I,
someday along the seventies, during my chilhood.

Satisfaction here too I think.. it's lethal stuff. Once you hear that one, you're hooked.

Satisfaction probably back in the days; but hooked up for good in 1973,
same song then. Then came Out Of Time. Summer 1975.
Always late..

She's So Cold
She's So God Damned Cold
She's So Cold Cold Cold
She's So Coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooollllllld

I couldn't believe you could say that on th radio.
After hearing the Tele intro and those great lyrics
I LOVED this band....still do

Without remembering (I was 4): Little Red Rooster / Off the Hook single of my 11-year-elder sister. She claims that I hated LRR because it was slow and loved OtH because it was fast. Well, I still love OtH but my opinion on LRR has gradually changed...

Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow?

First song, Get Off Of My Cloud but on an oldies radio station.

First album, Rolled Gold (first time around!)

Honky Tonkey Women, summer 1969. Couldn't get into You Can't Always on the flip side. Hell, I was only 10!

Let's Spend The Night Together.

My parents had this one on a cassette titled 'Pop Hits of '67'. As a kid I used sneak in and listen to through earphones on my dads stereo in the living room during Weekends before my parents would wake up.

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King Snake
Satisfaction here too I think.. it's lethal stuff. Once you hear that one, you're hooked.

Yeah, that got me hooked in '65 - or maybe early '66

Worried About You

Probably Not Fade Away on England's Newest Hit Makers ....

Thanks Brian and Bo

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

First record I ever heard was Milestones, so probably Satisfaction. The first song I remember I heard was Under My Thumb.

Honestly can't remember the very first....BUT
it's hearing the very last one that worries the fvcker outta me....



ROCKMAN

Aaah Rockman..... LOL.

Come On. My best friend had four older siblings who used to buy all the records that we used to spend all day listening to - and that was one of them. They also used to buy The Rolling Stones fan magazine with photos in it that set me off endlessly drooling at a tender age over Mick and Brian.

Haven't looked back since.

Hello Beast how's ya doin....Well I hope...Loooooooong time No speak
Just did Sal Imax 7 times in 5 days and still have free passes to use up....lurv it....



ROCKMAN

First I REMEMBER was Satisfaction, on WQXI-AM radio, in Atlanta, back in sixties.





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Can't remember well.

But probably, the first thing I listened to closely was an old vinyl single that was my father's. It was Brown Sugar on the A side and Bitch on the B side. Not bad at all!

Still I have that one, and that old mono mix sounds just thunderous!!!

Emotional Rescue, She's So Cold era, 1980 then I just collected all of the stones albums. Greatest rock and Roll Band

drummer_dude

First one was Miss You...was in fifth grade and got Some Girls and was hooked. Thought I was pretty hip because Exile was my second stones record I bought...didn't know any of the songs on it, and got it because it was a double album!

START ME UP

saw it on toronto rocks live...brilliant, wow...asked my dad..."whos that daddy?" he said..."why thats mick jagger son.."