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[@tomi.devedia]

I love your work. Never get enough of the Stones. Always find them original even though its been so long since they made this album.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you Tomas for watching and supporting and commenting. 95% of their music is timeless and we know there is no other band that ever can compete with them. I say, if this album was released now, it would be considered pure brilliance. But we even knew it when it came out! thanks

[@Steve-tk6fo]

That was fun the in-depth history lesson for The Rolling Stones' 'IORR' album, Steve/FlipSideCT ! I think the back history of what was going on in the World then and with the band helped inform this review and, what was going on then probably on some level informed the music, too. I will have to break out the album this weekend and give it another lesson. I have the most recent 2009 CD remaster. Not sure what the definitive version on CD or LP is for sound quality ? Looking forward to Part-2 !

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks Steve. Giving the so called "flavor" of the time is important. I wanted to give more popular musical info of that time, that would have helped also. Glad you appreciated that part. Glad to hear you breaking it out.....(With Headphones). I am sure the the Vinyl is still far superior......but would be interested in hearing a Vinyl Remaster. glad you commented, thanks steve

[@monkeyspaw9180]

Man! Great video, I have heard this album before. Unfortunately it’s one of the few studio albums that have escaped me. Part of the reason the stones are one of my favorite bands aside from just being a great band, every album has such a fantastic story behind it. Keep these videos coming! ✌️

[@FlipSideCT]

Thank you.....exactly why I had to remind the VC about this album......the stories help wrap up the package.....glad to hear the are one of your favs......I wish there were more Stones heads on the VC. Will be working on the vids.....they are a lot of work....but it is fun. cheers, steve

[@erichhitchcock3368]

@@FlipSideCT Does the CT represent Connecticut? ---or is there some obvious reason I'm missing; sometimes I'm such a moron with obvious stuff. I am so glad I found your channel! Been watching quite a bit of it. Thank you. I feel like I've met/talked to you before.

[@FlipSideCT]

@@erichhitchcock3368 I am going to give you an assignment to find the answer....see my first video Vinyl Community Introduction Video. thank you, I am glad you did also, and are getting something out of it. Not about me, but for us!!

[@JoseFerreira-u3l]

Great job again, man, as I am discovering your vidéos little by little. J from Paris

[@FlipSideCT]

Glad you like them J.....thank you for sharing that. You will be hearing me say, from a fan for a fan. Got so tired of the crap out there, had to do something productive and contribute. enjoy them all!!

[@robertwalsh4397]

Thank you ! Steve . This was my first Stones record x mas gift in 75 . Not much history around this period . Keith even glosses over it in Life . One of my favorites . Looking forward to this . Keep up the awesome work !

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks for listening RW....a nice gift.....glad you can appreciate this doc, as I knew there was not much information given or supplied to have folks understand this period and what went down. Besides, I got so fed up hearing experts put this and B&B & GHS as worst albums. That is NOT a Stones fan. thanks for all!

[@juliatutor8099]

Love your channel....I'm a huge Rolling Stones/Keith Richards fan and your attention to detail is phenomenal ....Cheers

[@FlipSideCT]

very cool Julia, thank you and that is great to hear. I am glad a fan like yourself likes what I present. As it is from a fan for a fan! cheers

[@shjhdhah]

This was sooooooooo good Steve......what a great insight and video you made. One of the best reviews I have ever seen......you really captured it for me......I am so looking forward to PART 2. Oh.....I am going to be listening to the album this evening. FANTASTIC!!!!!!

[@FlipSideCT]

well well well......glad to see a comment, and appreciation for the album, and video of course. Thank you for the compliments! It is just pure RnR passion. cheers, steve

[@jamesgriffithsmusic]

Hi Steve. I've been revisiting this album a lot recently and I always enjoy it. For what it's worth, Fingerprint File is one of my favourite Stones songs of all time. Great part 1 review with a lot of excellent research and context, thanks.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks you James.....oh yes FF is the standout. That song was totally off the Stones blueprint. Hoping you chime in on PT2. cheers steve

[@jamesgriffithsmusic]

Yes will do later.

[@bryanfinkell5184]

Yeah! Fingerprint File! One of their best songs ! And even more important . Their most apoplectic! Scary!! 🎸

[@cindyurban150]

Steve, WOW ! Another great video,and such compelling information on The Stones,the album, and what was going on in the world at the time. I don't have this album, or cd,but, I need this for my Stones collection, I am not a "Completest",but, for some reason never bought it. You really piqued my interest. I do love the art work (album cover) too. I really appreciate all the wonderful interviews with Keith ( who didn't look his best), and Mick Taylor,as well as the concert footage.Can't wait for part two ! Great job Steve ! Enjoy the music, Cindy

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks Cindy, appreciate your true RnR passion. I figure this is one album folks dont play or just dont get. I still got plan out the next Part 2, but will work on making it fun and informative. thanks for all, steve

[@poptopia1]

Great overview of a less talked about Stones album.Love to hear you give the same treatment to Let it Bleed.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks for letting me know you comment! great to see it! oooooohhhhhh yes LIBleed.......that is my fav album......and wanted to do that one awhile ago.....I wanted some practice on this one review first, before I work on the masterpiece. LIB might take me a month to just prepare for......I still have one book to read for more info. thanks for the excellent suggestion. we are in sync!

[@palacerevolution2000]

Love the way you urge fans to give it another shot, with passion. IMO the purest Glam rock 70's Stones album. And you're so right: very little Blues influence. Maybe the title track, and 'Short & Curlies". I think your in depth review pieces are stellar. I can only hope we get such a piece on every album; from 'Hitmakers' up to 'Blue & Lonesome". ;))))

[@FlipSideCT]

love your comments!! TY! There is a groove that us Stones fans are on, some are in it some are just part time. It is a pleasure when we ride this together! I am not sure how many others I will do.....but will do more.!!

[@stephenlegg262]

Hi Steve from Wales. I have been a stones fan since 1964. This is great. Can’t wait for part two.. much appreciated.

[@FlipSideCT]

Stephen from Wales.....thank you so much......glad you commented !!! looking forward to put part 2 together. cheers steve

[@artigraphmultimedia1489]

Great segment 🙏 Even this old Rock Historian learns a thing or 2 every time I watch your videos. Beyond the incredible footage and painstaking research in each of your videos, your genuine passion for The Stones and the care you take in your presentation, seals the deal. Thank you and...Rock on!

[@FlipSideCT]

Glad you enjoyed it thank you for commenting and so glad you are watching these and getting something out of it. Also for noticing my work efforts thanks!!!

[@timallen2336]

Hey Steve, there is so much info here! Very much looking forward to part two. My Stones collection is far from complete, but I have this one! Take care...

[@FlipSideCT]

Hi Tim, thanks for watching this......I appreciate your patience in watching and RnR eagerness to comment. This is how I would want to watch a review, so glad you got some info. cheers, steve

[@ghborden]

You really do great work. I love all your videos. Oddly I wasn’t subscribed until tonight. Not sure why. Anyways, this is one of my favorite stones albums and I have them all. Thanks for the great videos. Some of the best on KZbin.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you George for your comments and support. Glad you are watching these, as I made them for fans like myself. thanks for subscribing, and hopefully you have caught the others. cheers

[@ghborden]

@@FlipSideCT oh yea. Watching them all. Absolute pleasure to watch. Keep em coming.

[@ghborden]

@@FlipSideCT you know, when you were talking about time waits for no one, It dawned on me that I’ve always thought of it as a distant relative to waiting on a friend. Something about the vibe. When Taylor goes off into the solo. Just something about it.

[@FlipSideCT]

@@ghborden We can here that with several songs for sure, some type of tie in / chord structure that triggers this.

[@GrandmasHandbag]

Great video Steve, your research and backgrounding is top notch. Wow. A real passion project! Learning a lot here, looking forward to pt 2 then digging the album out for a reappraisal. Thanks for this one, cheers- Dean

[@FlipSideCT]

Damn it Dean, YT is just not telling when I get comments. This one is very old and overdue lol. there is a switch for comment notifications keeps on getting turned off for some reason...not by me. Hope all is well Down Under!!! enjoying your home!! cheers steve

[@Nightsat44]

Hi Steve Thank you thank you thank you. I wish you were my neighbor! If you're ever in Buffalo, NY, wings are on me! Great work!

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure to do and share with my fellow Stones Heads. We love to geek out! It would be a blast to hang out! Anchor Bar for sure! I would love it! Go Bills!!

[@Nightsat44]

@@FlipSideCT GO BILLS!!!

[@listen_to_records444]

Very informative Steve. Thanks. Looking forward to part 2. ORnR is one I don’t have on vinyl. just bought a copy online. ;)

[@FlipSideCT]

wow.....very cool....makes my day hearing that. I hope within the week to get PT 2 out......thank you, steve

[@kodybuford7245]

Just picked this album up based on your review. You are totally right. And same with tattoo you. Bought em together for 17 bucks today

[@FlipSideCT]

fantastic Kody, that is great to hear. An album caught in their time at that time. It will get even better on more listens! enjoy thanks for sharing that

[@kodybuford7245]

@@FlipSideCT i agree, I watch a lot of your vids, buy the album and listen LOUD. with headphones!!

[@dixielandfarm]

An album I never really listen to - great video and looking forward to part two, and actually pulling my copy out and giving it another chance.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks Kris.....right, exact;y why I had to post this........I think the next vid will put more flavor in the pot.....glad you will relisten.....steve

[@Methilde]

I was at the french show in Brussell and it was in the afternoon, it was indoor and never after saw that crazy level.

[@FlipSideCT]

wow, remarkable! That is very cool to have been able to witness that. A lifetime treasure! thanks for sharing!

[@TomSiebertWriter]

Love this album. Thank you!

[@FlipSideCT]

It is a gem, and as Stones fans should be identified that way for all. Hopefully I converted some.

[@richardbartolo2890]

Every thing you said about the Stones changing up their musical format and slightly drifting away from the blues hits home with me. That album was the only one I did not have in my collection. But that will change tomorrow

[@FlipSideCT]

lol, making be smile. So glad to hear that! When you first play it make sure you listen to it with heaadphones. They deliver their sound so magically and they take you for that ride! enjoy!!! let me know!!

[@rickanderson7882]

Nice job, Steve! My only nitpick is that The Stones most certainly knew the Brussels shows were being recorded. They were being recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour. The shows were broadcast in the fall of 74.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks Rick! I surely invite your geekness and comments. How about this...The boots were compiled for Europe 73, Bedspring Symphony and Brussels Affair. They did include an assortment of the radio broadcasts which also included King Biscuit Flower Hour. The new releases from I think 2011 were pulled exclusively from the two Brussels shows and they were taken from the original multi-track masters recorded by Andy Johns, and he used the Stones Mobile Studio. Bob Clearmountain did that mix. So I could have worded it that way. Keith's comment was from hearing Andy's soundboard recording. But you are right then in saying they did know it was going out for broadcast, but I believe they did not know it was being recorded by Andy. thanks for your input!! feel free to add anything. steve

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

Eight Miles High looks amazing

[@jettjaguar8150]

always loved this record , thanx for this content

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure JJ....thanks for the comment!! glad you checked this out....!!!

[@kathleenwilliamson5151]

Hey Steve You might enjoy this article I saw the other day: Thank you again for your labour of love. Maybe it's not labour so much when you love it.

[@FlipSideCT]

Hi KAthleen, I believe YT blocked your article from being shown.

[@kicksometennis]

Very solid album. Deserves a reissue and a tasty remaster. For amplified pleasure I deleted 2 songs and added other 3. Here is the track listing: Criss Cross, Ain't Too Proud To Beg, It's Only Rock'n'Roll (But I Like It) , If You Really Want To Be My Friend , Till The Next Goodbye, If You Can't Rock Me, Living In The Heart Of Love, Drift Away, Time Waits For No One, Fingerprint File, Dance Little Sister. Let it roll

[@FlipSideCT]

As a Stones fan, I am so thankful for the entirety. The other songs you added, as we know are still wonderful, and glad we can hear them clearly now.

[@kicksometennis]

Sure. After years of listening to IORR as it is, it was time for a little refreshment. You know, I am glad that they just are. And also, am grateful that I am. Inspired by Hackneys to go back to their discography I played with the sequencing of the original songs on IORR it for a bit, checked it while driving (best way for me to enjoy music), and was inspired to add stuff that was recorded in that time. Also, they are just humans and artists and what is on the album and what has been finished for the album is the the product of circumstances. Art is what we / you / I make of it. Great stuff you are doing. Pleasurable and rewarding story telling, editing... Passion is obvious and can be felt. Love it. Appreciate it. Keep on playing well and spreading love@@FlipSideCT

[@FlipSideCT]

@@kicksometennis well appreciated comments, thank you! This had to be done this way for fans. Their beauty is often overlooked. Correct, they are producing music of the current time, their way. Fans should not have expectations of always the old way and the same patterns, that is not them, right, they are artists and the "real" fans accept and appreciate it all!! cheers

[@Pointer2]

Good stuff,cant wait for part 2

[@FlipSideCT]

Hi Gregg....thank you, and I see who are the real rockers in the VC. Will work on that PT2 surely soon.......appreciate your comment! cheers steve

[@skulburger2084]

Goin back and checkin out yer earlier stuff. Fackin love this one too. Thanks for the mammories

[@FlipSideCT]

Welcome back! cool.....I know the feeling, I watch them as a fan also. So cool you are in sync here with me....cheers

[@skulburger2084]

@@FlipSideCT Deep Divin the Flipside!

[@jcanada9405]

Lots to say about this one... I really really got into the band in '88 after a friend rented the '81 concert film Lets Spend the Night Together. We loved it and I went out and got the Hot Rocks tape. Then my mom's freind gave me It's only rockn roll for my birthday that year - I was 13. It was the first studio album of theirs I owned and listened to it over and over. Not that its their best, but for me it epitomizes what the Stones as a 70s rock band are. They were so many things over the years... Outside of the usual Taylor and Woody tidbits, there isn't a lot of intrigue to these sessions. I think because Milker was gone and Keith seemed a little less distracted and not as tired, both he and Mick had to be and were more much professional as they took on the producers roles and worked in regular studios vs Keith's basement and Jamaica. There is a mix of familiar ideas with new inspirations, both of which come together so well and fresh, with some amazing playing and performances. This here is very seasoned and knowledgeable band. I can listen to it all the way through every time. The one complaint is if you really want to be my friend is a little too long. I'll save commenting on the songs for the next part, but apart from the usual lack of sharing royalties, I think Taylor valued his extensive guitar abilities too much. Sure they were often wonderful, but that's not song structure per se from a credit point of view perhaps. However, I'm not in the know with what he fully did, just what I hear.

[@FlipSideCT]

Nice commentary JC.....yes, the Stones had their model they followed and delivered what they felt at that moment in the studio. Love their artistry as no one can come close. They had their formula.... Mick T just help molded the product to a more polished piece. A shame he could not bring the same in his solo side, but it was more about the vocals.

[@kodybuford7245]

Picked up Lou Reed rock n roll animal, black Sabbath self titled, and a beat up but playable copy (first and only) of let it bleed.

[@FlipSideCT]

nice ones.....needed for the collection!

[@triggertunes6392]

Hey Steve, that went very fast.... cause it was interesting, educational and entertaining.... drugs obvioiusly rampant at this time and destroyed some lives but could they have created this music without it????, awesome stuff...will tune in part 2 soon✌🦁

[@FlipSideCT]

Always, always appreciate your input. thank you. Justifies my work effort. Lol, I ask the same drug question......I do say, a toke does add another dimension of creativity....but can not relate to that bad stuff. I would love to hear interviews about this topic with the great ones. enjoy! steve

[@davidrule1335]

It's got Dance Little Sister...mic drop.

[@ArmandoMPR]

I’ve always thought that the cover art looked like they were all undead, almost zombie-like. Very cool to look at.

[@FlipSideCT]

One of their better covers, it talks to you. I always liked Charlie's duds!

[@TONEScott]

Steve, what a fu%#*ng fantastic part one to this record review. So well done, I’m jealous. Lol. Looking forward to part two. - TONE

[@FlipSideCT]

LOL,,,,,what a fu%$#@ng fantastic comment! .... I love it! Will deliver!! thanks Tone!! best to you my friend steve

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Wow Steve, you set the bar very high on making quality VC videos. Nice job. I remember 974 very well. Great tidbit on the Glimmer twins, I love that stuff. The interviews were fascinating. Richards did not look good. Very interesting Stones album to choose but like you said it does not get the love that other albums do. Great content, thank you for doing it. Steve

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks so much Steve.......really appreciate your input, as I do respect your opinion as you have deep knowledge and passion for RnR also, a GEEK! This is a labour of love as you can tell. As a note: I do have experience in Documentaries, and excel in research, so the combo is perfect.....throw in Music as the topic and I have a perfect Triangle. I had seen a recent review of this album just last week, and had to smirk at the timing.....as this prep had taken about 3 weeks. The Stones do not get much mention from a deep fan perspective here in VC YT land (shocking), unlike The Beatles........so this album was easy to select as a topic of discussion. Plus, I do not stop reading about this band.....thanks for your support, steve

[@willdenham]

This LP remains in rotation for myself. The title track is one of my absolute favorite songs. Fingerprint File kicks ass!

[@FlipSideCT]

you get it, cool! I started my docs because someone was saying which is the worse Stones album IORR or B&B. I had smoke coming out my ears, and years later still making them.

[@willdenham]

@@FlipSideCT A few gems on that other one too.

[@carlosteran5617]

Its quite amazing...even weird how similar are my thoughts and yours about the album....I think we could be Stones' mate hahaha....your Castizo from Madrid,Spain, mate hahahHa.... Thanks for your work, l really enjoyed it

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you again Carlos......so cool how much you are a fan, and great to see. we are all family and brings us together. I know that in my Black and Blue documentary I learned that the Stones played Spain for the first time in 76. I have been to Barcelona, Alicante and Granada in 1977.....loved it! 16 years old back packing!!

[@christopherkibler511]

Steve, enjoyed this album for years. Introduced to me by my girlfriend at the time. Thanks to her. Thanks for the background details and look forward to Part 2. - Chris

[@FlipSideCT]

Great to hear Chris......an album that I think we are in the minority. cool that a girlfriend turned you on to it. working on pt2,best steve

[@kathleenriley8357]

Thanks for the intro

[@FlipSideCT]

if you mean "intro" to this album for you.....then good! glad to turn it on!

[@paulbangash4317]

Great record. I saw this line up the year before at belle vue , Manchester. Fantastic ✨

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks Paul, a real Stones Fan!! great to hear it. I envy you seeing them at that time. cheers

[@voodooinblue3450]

Outstanding vid. Going straight to part two. Biggest mistake of Taylor's career.

[@FlipSideCT]

I thought I responded.....thank you! yes indeed! but he knew it was short timed.

[@PAULLONDEN]

O.k. It's more than worth for 3 tracks : It's Only R&R, Fingerprint File,Time Waits For No One,.. At the time though ,after the brilliant "Goats" , it was somewhat of a letdown. 13:37 ...clips like this prompted Nils Lofgren to compose tearjerkers like "Keith Don't Go" ....who most likely will survive Lofgren...

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks PL....again. it is an album that needs to be isolated and not compared to any others. IMO, with that in mind, if this came out now....it would floor the Stones Heads. But, I understand how some don't get it.

[@FantomWireBrian]

I loved this when it came out . I'm a second generation Stones fan and this turned the page that I hoped for .Im very progressive and my interests are all over the place . When Taylor left I had many friends tell me the Stones were done . All Taylor to me ❓No . I didn't fall into Taylor being the most important member. Taylor was a great guitarist but never a Rolling Stone to me. Show boat guitarist like many lead guitarist. I was into the Faces at the same time and Wood was a Stone before he joined. When Black n Blue came out I was thrilled ,but not many liked it . I didn't care.Wood saved the Stones to me . Taylor drifted away from the weave . Ronnie brought it back . Best Live performances were from 75 on up . 78 Live I was up front and all were operating on all cylinders equally. " Respectable " Live and many more put all the doubters on their heels and there wasn't many complaining about Taylor being gone and many raved about Wood . I'm seeing them today and will miss Charlie dearly ,but will be routing for Jordan . He was blessed by Charlie and that's good enough for me . Jordan isn't just a shoe in . I saw him with the "Wino's " and he'll play with time's ten the dedication for Charlie as he did with Keith . 😎

[@FlipSideCT]

Sounds like your are a serious Stones head Brian and see the Stones as they are. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. I do not know why there were not more Faces fans, if they enjoyed RnR, and could not see Ronnie as one. As a guitarist, I just love both Mick/Ron's contributions. Taylor was a one guitar band player as we see that is what he became primarily as time went on. We all have our thoughts, and no one is right or wrong. 78 was surely raw, loud and raunchy what Stones RnR is about. Yes, Jordan will cover Charlie and listen to play to his style, I am just curious what will happen in a studio though. Hope you enjoyed this doc and my others. cheers

[@FantomWireBrian]

@@FlipSideCT I saw the boys in Mpls and they great and not just for age.. Age is in your mind. They lose that then obviously it's a problem,but Keith has done that many times and still performed . I really believe it's instinctive with him and everyone he performs with gets that. I think I'm right about him , because I was wrong. At six years old until I was sixteen I hated the Stones . One of the reasons I fell to the dark side is they didn't quit like the Beatles . That really bothered me ,and at eighteen I was sold and put me Beatles records on the bottom shelf. That's the reason why when Taylor quit I thought good riddance and knew the Stones against what people said about them being done I was excited for the new beginning and I think I was right especially after the other night . 😎❗

[@FlipSideCT]

@@FantomWireBrian nice. I am jealous....then again, those tickets are to high for me. I did see them live on FB with a Stones Group 1st row which was fantastic....I finished the show with a show buzzz.. you know how real they are and the power and energy they give. Even after shows they were so intense they still jammed in hotel rooms or clubs. Glad you picked up on them, sometimes someone or somethings kicks you in the pants to get them. thanks for sharing!!

[@FantomWireBrian]

@@FlipSideCT I think I have a ticket stub from 78 floor . We just a couple rows from front . I think it was for 8.50. I've seen all the big bands and nothing or anyone compared to the Stones . Peter Tosh warmed up . My ticket prices were 175.00 . I paid 450.00 for same . I have an issue with Ticketmaster. They wouldn't move us up . There were quite a lot of no-shows.due to Charlie . I don't Charlie would've been happy . One kid complained waiting in line. He said " Jagger could have a heart attack before we get in " He's lucky we didn't hit the bar prior. I was thrown out once from the Stones for about the same reason about ten years ago . 😜❗

[@FlipSideCT]

@@FantomWireBrian interesting...and lol, thanks for that. I have so little tolerance for BS, as we move on.

[@20cencool]

Music was changing in 74, yes , king Crimson came out with big lp’s. Tastes were changing in rock concerts too felt since they didn’t tour the us between ‘72 & ‘75 it hurt the album

[@FlipSideCT]

yes a good point with no tour, but the 75 picked it up, a bit to late.

[@rollinstoned1]

Great job!

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you for letting me know your comment! appreciated. Hopefully you check out my others that should keep you busy for a while, and get more enjoyment!!

[@MrThedonhead]

Great stuff

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks TD...!!!!

[@GravityBoy72]

It's a great album. Fully deserves to be up there with the other great ones.

[@FlipSideCT]

100% right. it is just brilliant, and what a real Stones fan should have passion for.

[@DaveGoldShow]

Yeah! Good stuff! I read about Keith yelling at Taylor. He looked so coked out in those interviews. I was a senior in hs when it came out. I had a so so reaction to it.

[@FlipSideCT]

Folks were still expecting an Exile type follow up. Hard to do follow that...not an album for casual fans. But being a Stones head, they could still do no wrong.

[@DaveGoldShow]

@@FlipSideCT I like your take on Luxury and Dance Little Sister...they were quite repetitive but some of those guitar licks were awesome. Short and Curly was and still is a hoot...And so true! Time Waits for No one is an epic Taylor sign off opus but like you said it was a traditional Stone like song. Taylor was a master technician but I love Keith's Englandized Berry riffs, screaching and raw! Till the next same we say goodbye is awesome. It's Only Rock n Roll is one of their all time classics...I wish Keith had more of guitar time when it got to his solo! Its just one little loop and its back to Mick's vocals! If you can't rock me is a forgotton rocker...Ass kicking start and guitar work. Thank you for being a Stones fan leader!

[@FlipSideCT]

@@DaveGoldShow Wells said from a STONES HEAD GEEK, love it!! Just crank this album and we get goose bumps!!

[@mikeandreach3777]

Mick Taylor on Time Waits for No One.... the best damn solo he played with them. Almost like he was listening to Santana

[@FlipSideCT]

he kills it every time......!!

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

“Eventually, they asked him to leave.” I thought he left 100%, but do you know if he ever directly asked for credit, because he said they wouldn’t even speak to him until he lawyered-up, which is a bummer…

[@FlipSideCT]

not sure what specifically you are referencing.....but might be about Mick Taylor asking for credit. I do not know if he did or not. Not sure who would even know for sure. He may have casually asked, and got the cold shoulder.

[@TractorCountdown]

Superb video Steve - all your research was well worth it. It seems that the album title perfectly reflects everything that was going on around it! I'm very much looking forward to Part 2. Cheers, Ian

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks Ian, as you already know and perform.....a labour of love! glad you enjoyed....more to go ....best, steve

[@Speekers_corner]

[TINGLE] Brother Steve's on stage and it's one of those nights! The main 3 backing players alone - Ian, Nicky and Billy - were a better talent than many bands at the same time. As a kid, I remember hearing my dad play the snot outta this gem. I've been up and down in the VC over the last 3-4 months, but this, THIS is VC defibrillation. Very excited to see part 2. I hope other albums will follow. You couldn't have selected a better band, pal ;) Cheers

[@FlipSideCT]

lol Jeff....expected nothing less from you! I know you are in the club, and get it all!! Very cool your Pops played it......!! Just still surprised there are not more RS geeks out here. Look forward to the next part......cheers and TY as always my friend, steve

[@davegibson757]

I'm one of the few that loves IORR...In my opinion i like it much better then Goats Head Soup...Luxury is one of my Fav Stones songs. Fingerprint File another great song If you cant Rock Me Ain't to proud to Beg with the sloppy Keef solo I love it! The Title song I think is a much better studio song then live. Till the next time and If you really want to be my friend I love both those songs and Keith's back up vocals through out the entire album are spot on...My least favorite song is Dance little sister...I think its a very underrated sand over looked Stones album. But that's just me..It would make my top 5 fav Stones albums. I forgot Short & Curlies i like and of course Time waits for no one i think a great song with really good Mick Taylor guitar..

[@FlipSideCT]

you sound like a good Stones fan. There is no reason not to like any album. A different feel for every album, and anyone can be listened to anytime and still get a rush hearing it. Yea, IORR has brilliance to it, and we know how to hear it! thanks for commenting!!

[@davegibson757]

@@FlipSideCT Yes I love the stones … my first concert was 1978 in Philly my friends didn’t get it … they said they sucked lol I loved it ! They were sloppy but I love sloppy bands with so much energy it was awesome! I have to go to work brother ..working so hard to keeep her in luxury!

[@LPS-R-US]

U uncovered all the stones

[@FlipSideCT]

Brought it all out from Under the cover for sure!

[@putzengiler]

Keith and "Whispering Bob Harris " sit down..14:00

[@FlipSideCT]

both are mellowed out!

[@grimmertwin2148]

You are the man Steve - gold rings on you. I'm not asking how you get this info - Jumping Jack Flash doco was awesome and am currently watching Beggars pt 1. You draw startling and common sense conclusions as well. If I believed in conspiracy theories I'd think you were an agent for the Stones allowing us fans further into Stonesworld lol. Speaking of which would you know the set list the band did for Charlie? Apparently did Route 66 and similar vintage tracks and rocked the event senseless. The Stones implored no one bring phones to the event and or post footage on-line. As far as I can tell only one person has ( another youtube channeler) so I went after him, I said Keith and the boys were coming around to sort him out. I was joking. He got offended. Peace man.

[@FlipSideCT]

hey GT....I try, and hope that it delivers something worth while, thank you for your kind words and support. I got so pissed off years ago, how folks bashed IORR and others, and had to start this journey. My PLAYLIST has them all listed. Appreciate the comments for sure!! I honestly do / did not know about any Charlie tribute. Shame on the guy posting and not respecting their wishes. He probably had some guilt. thanks for all!

[@matthewhowell1279]

Once again my man Steve you killed it! I am so glad I found your channel. Thanks for your dedication.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thank you Matthew appreciated that comment!! glad you are on board and in sync! cheers

[@grindhousecartoons6896]

THIS IS A GREAT ALBUM TO PARTY TO! SO MANY UPBEAT FUN, ASS-KICKING TUNES! IF IM IN A PARTY MOOD ITS THIS LP. IF I WANT TO LISTEN TO SOME COOL-VIBE MUSICAL STONES, I PUT ON GOATSHEAD SOUP!........PS. I REALLY ENJOY YOUR REVIEWS AND INSIGHT, YOU ARE DOIN A FANTASTIC JOB.

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks GC for commenting and letting me know. It is for sure one to put on and walk away for a bit. Then again, I do that for all of them. cheers

[@SuperStrik9]

My favorite Stones album cover. Overall IORR is a solid album musically.

[@FlipSideCT]

sounds like you are a diehard Fan....nice!! nice that you get it!

[@SuperStrik9]

@@FlipSideCT Thanks! Stones are definitely one of my favorite bands of all time. I love so much music it'd be almost impossible for me to pick a top favorite band or artist I love above all others. Like Frank Zappa once said "Music is the best!".

[@captainkirk70]

Man, Mick Taylor made alot of mistakes. With the years between touring he could have gotten clean, seen a therapist, Perhaps told the Glimmer Twins he wanted some song writing credits on the side. Perhaps just a raise because I'm sure he was on salary. Even if the credits didn't show up on the album he could have offered to sign a NDA to keep him from quitting. As far as writing his own music there has been almost none of that. Even his best solo song "Leather Jacket" had Stones credit on it. That's why I believe Jagger/Richards deserve most of the credits. No one writes anything of substance when they aren't working with them. I know he had major problems going on but a year of therapy should have fixed that.Which there was plenty of time for. Could have even had a therapist join him on the road. He could have just changed his mind before the work started on B&B. I saw his '58 LP on display at the museum. Hopefully he didn't sell it cheap. Probably worth at least $500K up to a million now. Enough to live out a comfortable life. I get being in a horrible state mentally but that's what therapy is for. I'm sure he was flying on private jets and living in fancy suites. Pretty easy gig. He was a grown adult and should have known better. Imagine leaving The Rolling Stones. Biggest band in the world and blues based. When I saw him at the Bottom Line he was just playing basic bar band blues. I even got bored and the venue was pretty empty. I was standing right in front of him, one of my heroes and I was getting bored. He did get some credits on albums before he even left and had to fight in the 80s. With Charlie gone they could even bring him on for a rocking 8 song run at the halfway point. After Keith's solo spot just start Midnight Rambler and go till JJF as a closer etc. Play the new songs and stuff Taylor wasn't really around for before. But another Stone would be great since we're down to 3. Even if they were cheap and just gave him $25-$50K for the night it sure beats nothing.

[@FlipSideCT]

Taylor solo career did not seem to go where we really thought it should go. His strongest assets are role playing with others. He does great with Carla Olson. Seeing him in a small venue is memorable however, and a great way to be close to an ex-Stone. I wished they brought him in for the new album.

[@phillipmadigan7267]

Believe it or not from my teenage years on it was my favorite Stones Lp

[@FlipSideCT]

very cool Phillip, that is very unusual and unique. Then you know what's coming in Part 2. thank Mr. P, steve

[@lionstandingII]

72 Tour? Mick Taylor and his band were indeed great....

[@FlipSideCT]

ok. sure.

[@shspurs1342]

This album is so much better than Exile on Main Street.

[@FlipSideCT]

everyone has their own thoughts, yes. It seems that all of the albums are one continuous one, and it depends on my mood what to listen to.

[@bartoliblue]

I love your videos and hope you keep making more. Just a minor point on Mick Taylor's age. I don't know if you're talking about when he joined the Stones, but by the last album with them he was 25/26, not in his early 20s. Sorry to be pedantic. Anyway, keep up the great work.

[@flyingburritobro68]

IORR isn’t a bad album but not great either. It could have been better if they had added some of the outtakes and left the song Luxury in its initial form - Living In The Heart Of Love. Short and Curlies needed dropped for Drift Away. I know some fans like it but Fingerprint File doesn’t do it for me - probably because Keith wasn’t on it.

[@FlipSideCT]

This is one of the reasons why I made this documentary. For the folks that can not appreciate the Stones greatness and how every album/song delivers something special. But understood that it does not click for you. An album for a deep Stones fan.

[@bartoliblue]

Correction to myself. He was 24/25 :)

[@yrlic]

The cover for IORR is borrowed from a famous Russian painting.

[@FlipSideCT]

I would say it "looks a little bit like the painting" color wise. But who really knows.

[@angelayoung3978]

Its a real shame that Mick Taylor went he was responsible for the Golden album period he gave the music depth

[@FlipSideCT]

I believe Taylor did not expect to be a Stone forever....he was too young and wanted his own thing that could not be achievable as a Stone. But, yes what an era, as his brilliant melodic playing gave them a different explosion. . cheers

[@thebluesandothercolors6602]

The great irony here is that in the video for It's Only Rock N Roll, is the only time Mick Taylor ever smiled. Ever. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHjEc5-vnNJji7s

[@FlipSideCT]

An intense and focused guy.....bubbles makes him laugh.

[@thebluesandothercolors6602]

@@FlipSideCT Not many people realize that following Taylor's abrupt departure, go-to session man, Leif Garret, filled in until Ronald Wood became available.

[@FlipSideCT]

@@thebluesandothercolors6602 No, not many people realize that for sure. But you have to let me know where you found this out. Never have I heard or seen this.

[@thebluesandothercolors6602]

@@FlipSideCT I'm just going by that IORR video evidence, brother. Mick Taylor don't smile.