The Rolling Stones - In Another Land (Official Lyric Video)

[@vincentm4717]

Bill Wyman has to be the most overlooked talent of The 5 original Rolling Stones. This is really a nice song. It's a shame his talents were not featured more.

[@NilezII]

His talents weren't featured more because he didn't have much support from Mick and Keith. You aren't born knowing how to write songs, unless you are exceptionally talented, and will probably need help through your Rubbish Phase (not this song). That he knocked it out by himself is commendable.

[@52barney]

Wyman = Genius..........Jagger=Genital Wart

[@futuregenerationz]

💯

[@manny4552]

It is a good song indeed

[@thematicnostalgia4106]

I noticed that you like this song. I liked it too. I featured this on one of my recent podcasts. I believe you may enjoy that show which features other One-Hit Wonders. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e33aoqWFg9yihpo

[@WilliamPhelpsIII]

This is Bill Wyman's one composition!!!!!!! The great Bill Wyman.

[@torrymarrs2642]

No=no my friend, he had many others and his solo albums as well. Monkey Grip Glue' is quite bizarre, check it out. Cheers!

[@stevecook5930]

"In another land" is like something I could imagine Syd Barrett recording.

[@ichbinvegetarische7471]

Absolutely!

[@PsyVen]

YES!

[@jacquelinep6514]

Exactly what I thought!

[@bigpaulie806]

Arnold Lane..had a strange hobby..

[@3lullabies]

i was going to comment the same thing.. floyd stylings.. the chorus is all stones, but the verses are strong with the pink.

[@ThomasWelraeds]

Absolutely brillant. Great chords progression. Bill Wyman's masterpiece.

[@stephensmith1343]

Always loved this

[@SpicyRok7482]

He the BASS plyr. Progression comes almost naturally.

[@93CarpeDiem]

Nice avatar

[@oscarmuller1657]

Isso veio da quinta. D

[@JJSMJ]

This is so good. When he awoke and you hear Mick Jagger in the background it's like the psychedelic dream goes away for a brief moment of this album and they're back to being The "classic" Rolling Stones again. Then to another dream land. This is honestly one of the best psychedelic albums ever.

[@jeffreyfinley8654]

Absolutely the best. It was at the crest of the hallucinogenic era and best mirrored what we were experiencing.

[@NilezII]

Bill wrote this because they had studio time, but he was the only one who showed up. Steve Marriot was also in the building with The Faces, and helped. You can hear his high voice on the chorus. Keith hated this and put the snoring in at the end.

[@Scarrietmeister]

Agree! Wyman (and Jones) surely helped with a lot of cool "Jagger/Richards" songs.

[@dellafenton2417]

​@@NilezIISteve Marriott and Ronnie Lane from The Small Faces are both featured in this track, along with Nicky Hopkins and Charlie Watts. Jaggers vocals were added later. Keith Richards recorded Wyman snoring as a bonus 😂

[@markrantz2629]

I love this album. citadel rocks

[@nikhilbavdekar5055]

The trippiest 'Acid drenched ' Rolling Stones song & one of their loveliest melodies. Hard to imagine that this was written by Bill Wyman.

[@Buttermilk32]

You might be surprised to also know that Bill, Brian, and even Charlie helped write many of the songs but were never given credit. Bill has had a very good career on his own. I love his band of rotating stars The Rhythm Kings.

[@coyoteailstock9498]

Brian and Bill actually wrote it together but i could be wrong. But if so its sad that they didnt write more on this album. They knew how to write psychedelia for sure.

[@hookywooky]

Buttermilk32They weren't credited by name but songs written as a group effort were credited as Nanker Phelge.

[@robertbrown8362]

Bill woz the best and its the best track on the album

[@mikeinterstellar1517]

Their Satanic Majesties Request is my favorite Stones album and one of my favorite albums of all times - there's just nothing else quite like it. My deepest sympathy for all those who loved it.

[@sajid7363]

Great album, just great

[@thestones2789]

@@sajid7363 no orchestra, like on sgt pps

[@alaincelos476]

there was the great Brian Jones AT HIS HEIGHT ....

[@kosovoblues5019]

still looking for someone who sell me the vinyl with the original 3D plastic on the cover at a reasonable price

[@Black117Panther]

Of course man! A psicodelic jewel!

[@jamesgerrardbrown5169]

" Majesties " .... really loveable and weird as it is.... the best album from the boys

[@youiti2nz]

Harrrap Indasis m

[@maxmartino8979]

The most underrated album ever

[@richbailey8174]

I like this album a lot for different reasons. They attempted to do the Sgt. Pepper thing and it didn't work. That doesn't mean there aren't good songs because there are. I would have taken the good ones and made an EP out them and chuck out the rest.

[@_Clem_H_Fandango_]

When speaking about this album John Lennon said that the Stones just did what the Beatles did, three months later. He wasn't wrong, they tried to pull off a Sgt. Pepper's and it didn't really hit.

[@Methilde]

427k vues and 440 comments ?????

[@wezlo8733]

I wish Wyman would’ve wrote more songs. You gotta think this Albums suppose to be a wacky album.

[@wezlo8733]

I’ve never gave it a proper listen, there’s a couple I like tho. Going to give it a go. Love every other album

[@sundaymorningbreakfast646]

This album is genuinely amazing

[@craigoog]

the Marriott backing vocals are superb!

[@kosovoblues5019]

!!! ," when i opened my eyes ..." so clearly Steve voice,,always finding new things about this record,The R.S.often don't credit collaborations on the albums

[@jamesbowen8960]

I hear Mick Jagger singing " Then I awoke"

[@1988WHISKY]

Amazing. Perfect harpsichord, perfect song, the master Brian Jones on mellotron, legendary!

[@futuregenerationz]

A song I can't seem to avoid wanting to hear every now and then.

[@MalcolmBrenner]

Yes. It's addictive.

[@DoctorPanglossBand]

My favorite Stones album!!!!!

[@brutalyzedbytv]

Yeah me too.

[@Depierres]

One of my favorites, too. Not often I meet people who think that. Glad to have met you. At one point in the early seventies, Mick Jagger said that the band's next album would continue the line of Satanic Majesties. Never happened. Instead, they did stuff such as Exile on Main Street. I lost interest in the band after Brian's death.

[@sonnymaupin9267]

actually to me this was the first of their best 3. After this came Beggar's Banquet, then Let it Bleed. This three album period is when they peaked for me. I still think Gimmie Shelter is one of the greatest rock songs ever written.

[@charliewrites]

funny, i feel the same way. i loved that even tho this was a retort to Sgt. Pepper's,the songs are really trippy,the one time the Stones really leaned on the studio and it's affects.I too wish they stayed in this vein for a while longer.I know this is often derided but it's a fun,unpredictable and has a bunch of catchy tunes.and a terrific cover.

[@Aurelio660]

Mine too

[@crtv1337]

Best song on the album IMO

[@ilafan]

Charlie really grooves in the pocket on the chorus!

[@anthonymoller6141]

Surely the Stone's best album ever

[@MalcolmBrenner]

And nobody else believes us when we say that!

[@STARRUBY156]

this entire album is a cross between sgt. pepper and piper at the gates of dawn

[@elconejito99]

Yes, you are right

[@nelsonhelmutt5076]

Exactly and Jagger was always doing whatever the Beatles had done, releasing their versions about a scrambled 3 Months Later.

[@marguskiis7711]

a way better than the both others

[@tomhzzz]

Definitely

[@GriffyGrizzly]

I don’t get how any of you could say this album is better than Sgt. Peppers

[@aaronwilliams9060]

This song just magically brings you to that other land

[@cxeroannuki2840]

then it suddenly tears you away from it. brilliant

[@jezedwards190]

Depends on what you have been smoking 😉👍

[@aaronwilliams9060]

JEZ Edwards took acid ;)

[@HC-cb4yp]

Wyman is NOT a fan of that Peppery land.

[@jerrygil1965]

I'm on an acid trip

[@StoneOslo]

Creo que hay más joyas musicales en este grandioso álbum, no solo dos. Muchos lo han valorado más hoy en día que en su momento.

[@nicolasferreyra8875]

Ami me gusta este album!

[@rogerivan]

Recien compré el album , nunca lo habia escuchado , me pareció perfecto y creo que es más psicodélico que el Sgt peppers y eso que soy fan de los Beatles

[@adrianpereyra8567]

@@rogerivan un discazo, fue el último disco en comprar para completar la colección de disco de estudio y me gustan todas las canciones

​@@rogerivan casi todos de la época son más psicodélicos que el Sgt Pepper's, solo que The Beatles ya tenían mucha popularidad

[@javiermendoza2942]

And imagine to have heard it in our phychadelic mindset at the ripe old age of 14 (for me ). We had no idea where Mic & Company were taking us but, it sure was a ride to remember.

[@giorgiomadde3010]

I don't understand why this album is criticized by the Stones themselves. I find it indispensable both for having the complete discography and for the musical culture of that particular period. Whether they wanted to ride the wave of psychedelia or not I find it sublime

[@Vichedges]

Because most people don’t like it. It’s not something I would ever listen to and it’s nothing like the rest of their work.

[@MalcolmBrenner]

@@Vichedges"...and it's nothing like the rest of their work." But that's why I like it! It was their only venture in psychedelic space-rock, and they never had the inspiration or the courage to do it again!

[@Vichedges]

@@MalcolmBrenner fair enough, but it’s different AND not very good for a lot of people, including me. I just reread Orchards’ book and he certainly doesn’t like it.

[@Gustavo-nl5yk]

I like most of this album songs

[@Tristan.Suba.44]

Letting Bill Wyman take credits for (t)his brilliant pop song… That shows how much Mick and Keith didn’t care about this LP 🤔 But I’m agree with you : TSMR is a sublime and unusual gem inside the Stones’ discography 👍👍👍

[@alberthenley2988]

When I was living in Atlanta, this one deejay would play this album only around Xmas every year. Never understood why, though. Until I read that it was once supposed to called Cosmic Xmas and that it came out in December of 1967.

[@franciscoromeromuriel]

El hombre serio de los Stones Bill Wyman nos dio una sorpresa con este tema psicodelico y gamberro y al final remata con esos rebuznos . Me encanta ... un abrazo .

[@wertheriano]

This song is written by Bill Wyman, not by Jagger/Richards.

[@sharkfin2033]

wertheriano Just to note, that this was because during the recording sessions, random people would show up because of the different lawsuits the Richards, Jones, and Jagger were attending because of drug use. One day, he walked into the studio, and recorded this song, and later, the rest of the Stones played their parts. The snoring at the end was a prank played by Richards and Jagger on Wyman. He didn’t find out about the snoring until after the release of the album

[@salmiron2]

@@sharkfin2033 why snoring?

[@josecappai2555]

@@salmiron2 he opened his Eyes, dude. He was disapointed it was only a dream.

[@JoeSzilagy]

@@salmiron2 Reading Bill's autobiography now ('Stone Alone'), Bill was simply tired, hanging around the studio for hours working on the song, listening back, etc.

[@justbeamensch]

sounds like a straight up Nanker/Phelge composition

[@josephschmidt4157]

Bill Wyman greatest Bass player of all time!

[@herbertluthe6850]

for many years I listened to that magic song perfectly stoned only. now I'm somewhat sober. still love it!

[@hillelabramov1]

Best song on this masterpiece, they should have let bill more space on their albums

[@NorrinRadd0151]

Gotta be 2000 Light Years From Home. This trippy track fits right in though. Good to hear Wyman get some shine.

[@bernabefernandeztouceda7315]

She a rainbow​ comes close tho@@NorrinRadd0151

[@radebjelobrk4984]

GREAT work Mr. Wyman!

[@johnwheat5199]

Brilliant, from the most underrated Stones album of all time.

[@omegajrz1269]

Definitely

[@warrenrandall6936]

Because no one bothers to rate it?

[@andrewbrennan7291]

Much maligned at the time but it still gets a spin on many turntables.

[@johnwheat5199]

@@andrewbrennan7291 Including mine!..

[@79goldmaster1]

Steve Marriot sang backup vocals on this. Great song!!

[@javiermendoza2942]

Did not know that Steve was on this album but I was on my own phsychadelic adventure back in those days. What awesome memories this album drums up. Its always held a special place in my heart. C'est La Vei.

[@christoJihad2]

I think this album is great, with a strange continuity to it that "Sgt. Pepper's could only dream of. The eight straight album set "Aftermath", "Between The Buttons", "Flowers", "Satanic Majesties Request", "Beggar's Banquet", "Let It Bleed", "Sticky Fingers", and "Exile On Main Street", are without parallel, and will never be equalled.

[@carlosvelasquez3279]

I'm a Beatles fan, but I admit the stones are heavier than the Beatles, George Martin is actually the one that made the Beatles sound, otherwise the Beatles would have been as heavy as the Stones.

[@petesampras9613]

Beatles category of music and the range trump the Stones' hand down. The Beatles set the trend, the Stones followed. They are really great but not compared to the Beatles.

[@JJSMJ]

Yes the Beatles are my favorite band but this album has a cohesiveness that Sgt. Pepper's doesn't. This feels like a real psychedelic journey.

[@bobbobbins4877]

Their Satanic Majesties is mediocre. Even The Stones admit that. So we're talking a 5 album winning streak. I'd say The Beatles run of Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt Pepper, White Album & Abbey Road beats it.

[@Celandine2]

absolutely with you!

[@LenoreDaisy]

I love how the clouds in a way depict dancing people

[@patriciagutierrez9947]

I didn’t know this Song Stones… I like So Much!❤

[@andrewbrennan7291]

A few beers, a few joints, the love of your life and this song! BLISS. Sheer Bliss

[@shadowestreetshuffle]

The speaker is actually the one from another land. The place he is describing is Earth, where the sea and the sky are blue. And in the afternoon, the sky turns red...

[@ndrewwb]

I saw somewhere that it was about a person waking up from a dream to then realise they're in another dream. Think it was on wiki or something

[@andremols661]

listening to this i have tears in my eyes, this is not just music, it is far more..........!!

[@drafenno]

this is the best song from the album

[@genripper-b8q]

bill has his own signature model metal detector rig you can buy. goes roaming around medieval battle sites finding museum worthy historical metal stuff.

[@rebeccawagner4167]

I love this song and the Stones. Their music 🎶 🎵 style is unique and sounds awesome. They are timeless and classic. Keep rockin and rolling. Your music 🎶 🎵 is a huge part of my life.

[@martincuz7878]

*Bill Wyman* became the first to have a hit single as a solo artist when *In Another Land* broke the U.S. Hot 100 chart in December.

[@javiermendoza2942]

Wow another mind blowing fact. Of coarse its in my nature to fumble thru life. What fun would it be to know everything. Good show Bill Wyman.

[@grahamjones7328]

Tripped to this back in the day!

[@robertcooney1938]

As I did. Owsley dots. During this album I was positive I could tear the fabric of space/time.

[@tzvibing1826]

Love it but this song is even better on drugs.

[@bernabefernandeztouceda7315]

​@@tzvibing1826Rolling Stones is always better on drugs

[@saleconomos473]

Latter 60's "psychedelic" music at its best.

[@Depierres]

Love that song: reminds me of those stoned out days when I was eighteen, in northern foggy Europe. A time so different from today's misery.

[@Reggie-The-Dog]

Pierre Adler I can relate - those long ago days were so great and yes life on Earth is misery now. How did we get to this point.

[@walterpewen7903]

People obeyed, in England Thatcher, here Reagan. The rest is history.

[@funeralservice2838]

Just hold on to those treasures we call memories. They’ll get you through the miseries of today.

[@Reggie-The-Dog]

My treasured memories are no longer strong enough to compete with planet Earth 2018. They just make me sadder.

[@funeralservice2838]

Jeff Strichart Today is grim, but what awaits tomorrow? Never lose hope my friend and to all of us who long for a better time, god help us, we may one day see it.

[@mcbillygoat]

This is as close to a Rolling Stones vision for a Syd Barrett song. So special. I’m digging it for this reason alone.

[@apataye9148]

Difference is that Syd Barrett was ORIGINAL, and this is DERIVATIVE and greatly UNINSPIRED stuff.

[@brutalyzedbytv]

Fantasy rock 'n' roll at its very best... Always loved loved loved this one. Heavenly tune, helps make this album what it is---a tarnished, spotty, romantic masterpiece. Just check out some of the alternate takes of this and other tracks on the lp, with some of the layering removed, and hear how masterful the instrumentation actually was. Some of it got lost in the layers, but somehow shines through just the same, creating a most ethereal atmosphere overall.

[@paulablitt9277]

Could easily be something from Pink Floyd's debut album. Great stuff.

[@Depierres]

Brian Jones was definitely listening to the Floyds.

[@stevenweiss7134]

Fantastic !!!!

[@vgfxworks]

was thinking the same.. bill wyman's voice sounds a bit like syd.. brilliant track..

[@TheCortymast]

Definetly sounds like Barrett, you are right.

[@coyoteailstock9498]

TheCortymast most definetly i love it. Tho i think it sounds more like Rogers voice but the song writing is definetly like Syds.

[@san5a89]

Great Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane here!...

[@bybdbp]

This is soooo fucking good, I’m discovering the rolling stones at the moment and i really love this album

[@robertcooney1938]

Watch 1968s Rock and Roll Circus, listen to the live album from 1969 with Mick Taylor on lead, Get Yer Ya Yas Out and watch 1972's Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones. The Stones were BEST live and the Beatles couldn't or didn't play live but a couple of times after 1966.

[@philiphoward1731]

And the song is very very good this whole album is excellent

[@THECLARENCES]

Long live the memories of Brian Jones & Charlie Watts. xoxo The Clarences

[@jaquaviousbrooks5018]

Don’t forget Ian Stewart too (The sixth stone).

[@THECLARENCES]

@@jaquaviousbrooks5018 Ab-so-lute-ly!!! xoxo The Clarences

[@janemenard9077]

Such an unusual Rolling Stones song. I see it as a hard modern rocker surprised by a softness that is only allowed during sleep. He loves someone but does not trust the feeling.

[@theoldchannel5867]

A criminally underrated stones song

[@anderson088]

After yesterday's revolution at Capitol Hill in DC this was the first song I put on. It was the perfect song for detaching from the situation.

[@OnkelFenrir]

Still one of my all time favourite Stone songs

[@badbadmanly903]

Back in college, always thought this album was about traveling musicians in the 1500’s who discovered mushrooms long long before anyone else. Crazy in the 70’s. Thought the line was “I accidentally sped”.

[@markwitkowski6418]

Rolling Stones,what can you say,the best ever

[@leveecunningham2941]

I'M FLOATING

[@sonicsnap1173]

This could be a Syd Barrett's song. One of the best song of this album! Congratulations Bill!

[@Sunny-yf1oy]

they are ROLLING STONES! respect.

[@Luileadolfo]

Reminds me of Pink Floyd s Sid Barret. This song written and sung by Bill Wyman, its really good. Sadly, they never gave Bill Wyman another chance to include more of his songs on a Roling Stones record.

[@miguelangelocrospomarivera676]

Temon. Gracias Bill.

[@robertbrown8362]

Best song on the album ,only a Crystal Palace fan could achieve that 😉

[@adamparker2754]

Actually, a great song a great psychedelic tune for the stones, one of the only songs that, I know of Bill wyman singing

[@THECLARENCES]

Fave Stones album!!! xoxo The Clarences

[@allancerf9038]

Most revile this album but I like it and its wild experimentation. A lot more interesting than much (not all) of their later stuff.

[@v.a.chieco3052]

Where would MGMT be without this album

[@josealexandrealves9872]

I love Rolling Stones !

[@josecandal9412]

A psychedelic gem written by talented Bill Wyman. Best song of 'Satanic Majesties' along with "She's a Rainbow" and "2000 Light Years From Home".

[@thestones2789]

2000 MAN THE LANTERN, THE CITADEL, DANDELION WE LOVE YOU CHILD OF THE MOON, from this era are awesome too

[@kosovoblues5019]

@@thestones2789So good that even put the beautiful and popular paraguayan song "Pájaro campana" in "On with the show"

[@robertcooney1938]

We Love You and 2000 Man are incredible too. Citadel absolutely kicks a$$.

[@turnmeondeadman4221]

This is amazing

[@kolafluffarts1771]

Love the use of the stops on the harpsichord

[@Buttermilk32]

I love that intro. There has been a lot of misinformation about this track. It's Bill Wyman's song and his vocal. I remember when it was released in the USA as a single.

[@ReachingWisdom]

Thanks for sharing! Just when you thought you've heard em all! R.I.P. Mr. Watts.

[@ReachingWisdom]

And I am aware Bill is responsible for this song I was just paying respects to the recent passing of Mr. Watts.

[@javiermendoza2942]

I like the way you worded that " Reaching Wisdom ". It seems to me, you have no choice. You will be wise. Like it or not. As Bill wrote " I opened my eyes, and much to my surprise ".

[@motorbikemuso]

Originally titled "Acid In The Grass" but the title was changed, and Bill's snores were added, without his knowledge!

[@lisettegarcia7013]

That's because Mick and Keith recorded Bill sleeping. He didn't know about this until the album came out.

[@joeherbert7555]

That's because Keith is a fucking dick and couldn't stand Wyman getting any credit for anything, any time, ever. So he had to add the snoring part in an attempt to embarrass Bill, who wasn't even told about it until after the album was released. Richards is an asshole.

[@thenazarite2444]

The lyrics definitely have a Syd flavour to them. And, that's a good thing, for me 😊

[@lucascarioli]

Bill Wyman is underrated

[@darrensinnott2197]

VERY Syd Barrett......Luvvvleee ❤

[@adrianakdtunez4259]

brillant song! I love her!. Great Bill Wyman (sid barret ispirated)

[@barakpick]

The Stones best song!

[@christiandigennaro9436]

REALLY GOOD VIBRATIONS!!

[@davidgigliotti2336]

🎩 Thank you, Stones!

[@RodrigoArteagaArtista]

Epic song.

[@IvanRodriguez-hl4pg]

I just love, love, LOVE the graphics in this karoke vid! There should be more like it in other tunes.

[@AB-ou8ve]

Essentially, this is a psychedelic love/sad song born of the Blues AND Renaissance tunes AND snoring. Fucking beautiful.

[@namyarasree]

If I only could live just one week on those splendid psychedelic years......!!!!

[@nancyfriedberg9516]

the feeling of freedom was extraordinary

[@MegaCirse]

This song was (and still is) positively hilarious !!

[@SuperNevile]

Si si, Bill est un Rock Starl

[@marvwatkins7029]

Great graphics. Psychdelica forever.

[@happentodie8776]

between beggars banquet and satanic majesties i could never pick the better album , sooo many of my all time favourite tracks , citadel ,2000 light years ...all the way to stray cat blues , sympathy for the devil and just every track on 'beggars' wherever i go and whatever i do ,i come back to those 2 lps

[@ZOGGYDOGGY]

Thank-you! Do you realise that Eric Burdon is 80 years old now? "Who knows where the time goes?"

[@kristianyrjola4018]

I don't know, but this great song is Bills. And it pay the bills!

[@antonfjordson]

love it / be it.

[@sabinianomaia4844]

Wow! Uau! Que bateria marcante, as centenas de músicas ano após ano, ninguém poderá substitui- lo à altura!

[@kosovoblues5019]

So Barrettesque, , great the pen of Wyman here

[@caballeromatias1992]

BEST OF ALBUM

[@dalorriesther444]

BILL WYMAN

[@phatato]

Many people dismiss this album as just imitating the Beatles, but I feel like when the Stones did that they actually came up with very interesting stuff a lot of the time.

[@MrWrite1]

Bought the album for just this song.

[@jerrygil1965]

I'm on an acid trip while listening to the fantastic song💜

[@paulrusso9960]

The late great Steve Marriott on backing vocals with Mick....you can hear Steve's higher pitch.

[@christianboyadjiev1738]

music, lyrics, bass guitar, lead vocal and natural snoring: Bill Wyman

[@3rabbits108]

❤ good 👍❤❤