Rolling stones fans...question
 

What CD did "gimme shelter" originate on?

that was the name of the documentary/ concert film they did

found it let it bleed

Get your Ya Yas out?

Let It Bleed, and it was an album, not a CD . . . the only CD's back then were Certificates of Deposit

Excuse me white chong :pimp

"Let it Bleed" and "Get your ya yas" out both have a version... but I think the version most people think about is the latter which is a live version.

Since the Stones were brought up...

I heavily recommend "Perfomance" which a movie Jagger appeared in the 70s. Excellent psychodelic gangster film... one of kind... and features an insanely cool soundtrack.

very nice ; ;)

the stones rock I can't wait for winter so I can wear my stones jacket again

Ok... now I have to tell my Stones story... which is also known as the luckiest day of my life.

I was in town for the Toronto Film festival when I was doing the festival circuit to stump "Orgazmo". I was with my college roomate who is one of the Dust Brothers that did everything from Beasties "Paul's Boutique" and Beck's "Odelay", and "Gueurro" to Hansons "mmbop" and tons-o-other stuff including the Stones "voodoo lounge".

It just so happened that while at a luncheon, Mike runs into Mick and Mick invites us to come watch them rehearse for their north american tour. As one in an audience of about seven, I saw every tune I could've hoped for and met them all... unbelievably polite with the exception of Keith but then if he was polite he wouldn't be Keith now would he?

I was so glazed with amazement that at another party later in the evening I was totally picked up by an amazing, sexy blonde who decided I had a such a joyous expression on my face that I must be fun in bed.

Luck is an amazing thing. Use it wisely or else give it to someone that will!

See more people need to make their life a movie.,....rock on brother

Mick Jagger is one rock dude that performs well on stage. :thumbsup

Grand Funk Railroad does an excellent cover of that song. :2 cents: