FIRST TIME REACTING TO | ROLLING STONES "PAINT IT BLACK" REACTION

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[@Gashouse69]

"I see a line of cars And they're all painted black With flowers and my love Both never to come back" The song is about his love dying and his grief over it. I saw the Stones back in the early 90's at an outdoor concert at Clemson Stadium. It was everything you can possibly imagine it to be.

[@ktrsBklyn]

This band has been performing for SIXTY YEARS. Their amazing drummer died a couple of years ago. They are STILL TOURING. EPIC.

[@madisspiegel]

And the shows are still epic.

[@mattslupek7988]

They also just released a new studio album last month called “Hackneyed Diamonds”. Pretty awesome.

[@bluebird3281]

When I was twenty, I made sure to see them before they got too old to tour 32 years later they are touring this year, and I am too old to want to go to a concert. Oy the parking and elbow to elbow everyone. Up so late....

[@simonpoole2333]

Their stamina is incredible. They've been doing this for well over 50 years, and the energy levels and love for what they do never seems to wane. Another great English band

[@Metzwerg74]

seen them a few years back..... keith always looked like dropping dead on stage any moment, but somehow they did it... and were amazing at it.....

[@James-ko3gw]

@@Metzwerg74 lol

[@giuliogrifi7739]

Yeah, but the original studio version is another thing !

[@madisspiegel]

@@Metzwerg74 actually last summer Keith was in much better shape again but Ronnie looked quite bad.

[@thomastimlin1724]

About 60 years....

[@johnniekight1879]

Sympathy For The Devil & Gimme Shelter should be next for you. Studio versions are as good as it gets.

[@greendragonpublishing]

Also, You Can't Always Get What You Want...

[@keitmo]

The video "Naked voice from Merry Clayton in Gimme Shelter" is super impressive. That voice!

[@christinequinn5355]

@@lorenzsabbaer7725 Sorry, no offence. But, Gimme Shelter is a Rolling Stones song from their 1969 album Let it Bleed. Peace.

[@lorenzsabbaer7725]

@@christinequinn5355 oh sry, i misread

[@Giovith13]

Gotta love a good song about the loss of a loved one, depression and funerals.

[@pamagnolia]

Fantastic song!! The Stones are still rolling!! Enjoyed seeing you experience this and I enjoy your reactions and comments. 😊

[@brittreacts]

haha thank you! The Stones do still be rolling!

[@Isleofskye]

@@brittreacts Yet ANOTHER great Band who were either born within 6 miles of where I grew up in South East London or within 6 miles or where I moved to 11 miles away on the edge of S E London and Kent. Mick went to the local Grammar School for clever children. They are STILL touring across Continents and Mick will be EIGHTY YEARS OLD in 4 months' time:)

[@s.mcpherson6354]

@@brittreacts Just last year some other reactors covered shows from their--I think still--current stadium tour. Still the same energy as every other decade.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

​@@brittreacts you should read Keith Richards autobiography!! IT is a fantastically entertaining ride through his life journey!!!

[@pamelawertz498]

I hope you someday start reacting to the studio versions of the Rolling Stones (and Led Zeppelin) songs that you have already done live versions of. The thing about the original versions is that you are getting what the artist really wanted you to hear when they created it. I love live performances also, but sometimes the studio version has little things that you don't always get as clearly with the live one. I think the song with the most difference between live & the original is Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven. Please do the original iconic version that we all heard on the radio thousands of times in the 70's. This is another whole rabbit hole for you! And for the Stones, the original You Can't Always Get What You Want.

[@paulpeterson4216]

Also, frequently the studio versions are just better than the semi-random recording of a live show. The official release is almost always the best version of the song. Of course, those are also the ones that are most likely to attract a copywrite strike.

[@tgd31968]

@@paulpeterson4216 This version is ok, but kinda flat compared to a good studio version. I think with rare exceptions, live performances usually have lousy sound quality and the artists get tired of performing songs straight every time, so they often try to change them up live. It often doesn't work. Bob Seger Live Bullet and The Eagles Live are exceptions.

[@williamcabell142]

Oh you’re one of them!

[@GigiGrrrl]

@@tgd31968 Yes, very true. Add Peter Frampton to the Live list.

[@garronpresswood694]

About the loss of a loved one

[@watchcity2068]

This made it to number one on the charts back then. There was a radio program on many years back when it was asked, What, do you think the Stones will still be playing by the time they are 40? HA HA HA They are in their 70s and still going!!!

[@Metzwerg74]

the trick is not "joining a band"... it´s doing what you love.... and the stones still live their dream....

[@davescurry69]

You really should play the 1966 original version. Brian Jones' sitar is one of the reasons the song is so great. The original kills that later version.

[@goatslunch6991]

The line of black cars is the funeral prosessions of a lost love.

[@nicksykes4575]

Johnny Depp based his character Captain Jack Sparrow on lead guitarist Keith Richard, and had Keith play his dad in "Pirates of the Caribbean 3.

[@chrismichael3420]

Good knowledge Good taste Appreciative of Good music and artists I really enjoy your reactions Thank you. Can I just say,love the look on your face when you hear something special.

[@stevefarrell7211]

Mick & Keith are 79 years old ! Seen them live 14 times ! Even got a Stones tongue tattooed on me! Gotta say they had this charisma and energy and you almost could feel the devil was in the details ! I got saved back in 2008 ! Gave my life to Christ!👏👏 Needless to say god changed my heart on these guys that were my god! No regrets ! ❤️ peace to all !

[@hectoracevedo4545]

The song is about the singer's reaction to the joy and happiness he encounters on the way to his lover's funeral.

[@WK1745]

Rocking for 60 years 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 In this 1965 interview when they had been going for two years,Mick Jagger said he thought the Stones were "pretty well set up to go at least another year" 😂

[@bearmanz]

Hi BrittReacts. Check out their original performance of "Paint It Black" in 1966. By the way, they're all around 80 yrs old now. Unfortunately, their drummer Charlie Watts, passed in 2021.

[@urielpolak9949]

Personally i would listen to them in their prime. The rolling stones is something else. More so in the time they were in it and rocked the world. I cannot get used to this later sound

[@johnbrookes3261]

This came out during the vietnam war in the early 60s . This song is about soldiers experiece in a dark place trying to come back to reality . This has a deep meaning ..

[@chrisellis3797]

It's well known It's about a female friend of Jaggers who died. It does get used a lot in Vietnam era films because you can reinterpret it easily enough. The line "i see a row of cars and they're all painted black" are a funeral cortege

[@johnbrookes3261]

@@chrisellis3797 ok i had it wrong all these years thanks for puttring me right

[@chrisellis3797]

@@johnbrookes3261 no probs, it's usually me getting corrected on my interpretations but I knew this one for once lol

[@garylogan3640]

@@chrisellis3797 This is correct... but due to the dark emotional feel, the song was immediately adopted by the soldiers and the anti-war movement , this was helped by the prominent use of the sitar, which gave an Asian flavor to the song.

[@astonsfan]

You want to hear a great rock song, a great mellow song,a great country song, a great disco song, a great blues song etc.? Listen to the ROLLING STONES !!!

[@jenniferdell1933]

Black is the color of mourning. He is heartbroken in this song.

[@tomhansen4576]

The Stones 60 tour was in Europe last summer in 2022, and they toured North America in 2021, so they are still an active band. There are rumors of a 2023 tour but has not yet been announced. Lead singer Mick Jagger turns 80 in July. The band was formed in 1962 and is the longest performing band of all time.

[@robertdanyus6836]

The drummer just recently passed away in the last few years but he was like 80 years old but he was still touring up until his death

[@sabinekuegler9865]

And they are still going strong ... at 80 years old❤

[@Anne6621]

The Rolling Stones are going out on tour this year and Mick and Keith will be turning 80 this year , Mick in July and Keith in December and Bill Wyman who retired from the Stones is still out there playing at 86

[@terryyoung3225]

This was a big hit the summer of 1966. I was a teenager at the time. I've aged but those guys are still rocking.

[@jameshull1425]

All these men and women in these time's weren't just bands they were are life blood that got us through times of war, the draft ,and a strongly disapproving society.They were are voice!.I'm 80 yrs old, and that spirit still fills my soul and still brings down a need to push forward and make a better world, a good world.I can still weep when I think of a childhood friend torn away from us,his family,to die a foolish death away from us before they reach 20.And these bands were there standing up and pushing back"lets stop this"These bands were all of us who wanted change who needed to speak out.The very power of this spirit still lives in strength in me as it did 60 years ago.The free beauty of youth lives forever !

[@tjrivers]

He’s got moves like Jagger!

[@dustinheavilon938]

This song is about a man who loses his young girlfriend and so he is grieving and in depression.

[@Richard_Ashton]

From what I understand (and I could be wrong) Jagger was in rehab and a close female friend had also tried to rid herself of addiction. She died while Jagger was still undergoing treatment and nobody told him for fear it would adversely affect his recovery. It was when he had come out, cured, that he found out. Lots of dark references (Hearses - line of cars all painted black, his flowers gone with her forever). Obviously very depressed but wrote a song to work it out. Looks like he came to terms with it.

[@robertsmith4681]

I was about to say that, it's an incredibly deep and sad story, not "happy" by any stretch of the imagination.

[@allensaunders449]

Only one musical reactor has understood what the song was about

[@MikeWalsh-f1g]

Thanks Britt great reaction! The Stones are all around 80 and 3 key members are still around. They released an album in 2023. Keep checking them out!!

[@donrobbie1461]

When this song first came out Brian Jones ( passed away very early on) played the sitar. Brian was replaced by Ronnie Wood from the faces. Drummer Charlie Watts passed away in 2022.

[@michelleortega1514]

He is 79 years old and still touring.Thats why there's a song called moves like jagger.

[@peterlybolt90]

This was my favorite song growing up.

[@brittreacts]

aw! i hope you enjoyed the reaction!

[@orinolsgaard1755]

Mic was pure in your face. How could any human never heard The Stones? They had at least 300 million fans. That’s ten times more than any so called star in the last 20 years.

[@gerardobenavidez9635]

The losing of someone close... Your world will turn black.. And some when you're mourning have a hard time looking at you in the face because well what words can they find to console you.. so they just find it hard and turn their face away.

[@sharonpate5481]

The Stones are all over 70. I’m 71 and I remember seeing them on the Ed Sullivan show. 👵🏼💜☮️. Keith Richards looks like he’s a hundred years old. (Of course he has always looked like he’s about to drop dead any minute 🤣🤣

[@kimghanson]

One of their best. From the way you liked this one, I think you would like "Jumpin' Jack Flash" just as much.

[@quinjesuis9187]

Fabulous reaction Britt, paint it black is one of my favorites along with we don't need no education 😊

[@Isleofskye]

Yet ANOTHER great Band who were either born within 6 miles of where I grew up in South East London or within 6 miles or where I moved to 11 miles away on the edge of S E London and Kent. Mick went to the local Grammar School for clever children. They are STILL touring across Continents and Mick will be EIGHTY YEARS OLD in 4 months' time:)

[@russgilbertson8689]

The Stones has tremendous amount of fun songs.

[@scotttrainer9704]

I don't think they have a tour scheduled for this year, but they do have a website you can check.

[@Bebe1113]

The Stones were very popular when I was in my teens and I'm almost 76 now.

[@dillonsronce2583]

I constantly wear black and it's not because I'm a metal head, it does just go with everything. A lot of artists say that black and some say it is because all other colors reflect off of it when light hits it.

[@yankee_tango]

Sir Mick Jagger has been the front man for the Rolling Stones 1960, if my sums are correct he has been performing for 63 years. That is unheard of longevity in the music industry. Oh and he is 79 years old as well. Here is another iconic piece of music from The Doors sadly Jim Morrison the original front man for the group di3d by overdose in 1971. The song is called the End. I hope you enjoy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onaZdI2fpqxoj5Y

[@chicochi3]

Mick was a gymnast in school. His father was a Physical Education teacher as was his grandfather. Physical fitness probably helps him keep moving like he does today. He also spent some time studying in the London School of Economics. He was going to be an accountant.

[@yankee_tango]

@@chicochi3 Yes that is also true, Mick has shown us all that you can stick around forever if you get and stay healthy. He will also tell you that when he was younger he tried many drugs but realized that it could kill you if you make a mistake, he saw Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix all die for their mistakes.

[@bethhowton2719]

Great reaction it's about mourning someone you love that dies unexpectedly. Enjoy

[@cryptoran7777]

Interesting fact about the Rolling Stones is they are the only band that has had a hit song in 7 different decades. This song is about a Vietnam vet returning home to the USA and being treated horribly.

[@ArmandoMPR]

The live performance of this song from Argentina is crazy. The crowd is simply amazing.

[@arjaylee]

The Greatest Rock N Roll Band in the World.

[@michaelscoggins3503]

I was fortunate enough to see them in '82 in Naples Italy. The J. Geils band opened for them.

[@rodlepine233]

the song is about his love who died and his world has turned black

[@greendragonpublishing]

There are memes out there that say, 'We have to start worrying about what kind of world we're leaving for Keith Richards'. He's the drummer, and has survived SO many drugs and shenanigans, and he is still alive :P

[@barrydraper]

Great reaction! The Stones are still touring today, in 2023, possibly their last year. You better get your tickets.

[@spiderbass65]

Haha! I saw their “final tour”… in 1989!

[@brittreacts]

Thanks for the info! That's awesome that they are still touring!

[@Isleofskye]

@@spiderbass65 They have had 17 Farewell Tours ,so dar:)

[@James-ko3gw]

Do you think that this will be the last? I hope not 🚫

[@satoristeve]

As long as Mick Jagger has the ability to keep banging 20 year olds, they will keep touring.

[@wanderer0617]

Oh, one of favorite Stones songs, great choice! I saw them play this song in November of 2022 in Las Vegas. My 8th time to see them. For me, Mick Jagger and Elvis Presley are the best performers in rock and roll and beyond. So much stage presence, charisma, talent!

[@JB-rt2ok]

Thank you again. Your enthusiasm is only surpassed by the sound of your voice

[@joncandy9663]

Aw what a wee gurly. Her eyes and skin are beyond gorgeous. 🙂🙃😋 What a wee Goddess. She is so cute and beautiful. RS P for goodness sake.

[@stevewhitaker1474]

That is Mick Jagger Britt; he is a rock icon; a legend.

[@badarsebrandi2935]

There is a cover of this song done by Siobhan Magnus on American Idol that is phenomenal. Love it!

[@jimcarberry8262]

The Rolling Stones formed in the mid 1960's and are still going.

[@graemey]

Jagger has always been renowned for moving well, that's why Maroon 5 wrote "Moves like Jagger".

[@farfromperfek]

On the studio version the main riff is played on Sitar.

[@elmarwinkler6335]

Britt, did you know, their guitarist, Keith Richards is plays the Daddy of Jack Sparrow in "Pirates of the Caribbean"? He als sang and played with Playing for Change in "Get up, Stand up" of Bob Marley. Be safe, Dear. Elmar from Germany.

[@crafterlex]

This is one of my all time favorites

[@brittreacts]

hope you liked it!

[@bothellkenmore]

I seem to remember Robin Williams during a stand up being astounded at how Keith Richards hair was so full and long still. He said it must have been from HAIR O IN. I looked for the clip but I can't find it.

[@johanhavelaar3698]

Lovely reaction! youre completely in black today but still as bright as ever.

[@johnhickey4289]

I saw the Rolling Stones in Wembley Football (soccer stadium to US friends) they sounded better then than in 1960’s. Interesting fact, this track was used as the theme to a Vietnam war series called ‘tour of duty’

[@annepinkerton6280]

I'm SO glad I got to see The Rolling Stones in concert in 1976 at the Superdome in New Orleans .... and my ticket was $15!!!!!! What a group!!! Mick Jagger was the greatest frontman ever!

[@elishuk9942]

Mick Jagger! Thats the singer! Icon of rock n roll.

[@lucky4armin]

You are the most positive thing I have seen and I hope you are forever blessed. ❤.

[@lucky4armin]

And subscribed!

[@NeonToiletJuice]

The singer is Mick Jagger. Yes, as referenced by "Moves Like Jagger"

[@DavidHAngelinaJFan]

In 1963 my sister loved the beatles, i loved the rolling stones and bet that the stones would last longer then the Beatles, I won lol.

[@jayredz7807]

"Gimme Shelter" studio or live with Lisa Fischer is a must

[@richardscratcher6075]

I'm not the biggest Stones fan but I decided I had to go to one of their concerts. I was worried that they were getting rather old and might die before I got to see them. That was their Urban Jungle Tour... in 1990.

[@brandongasiewicz1745]

Love how you notice micks energy right away

[@linziesalmons2441]

Keith Richards the main guitar player has done more drugs than some small countries produce over the years lol but one of the nicest and humble people ever also

[@savageman2194]

Keith Richards has been clean for decades...but yeah the 70's.

[@flyingardilla143]

I was really attracted to this song when I was 5 or 6. I think is says something about my psyche from the beginning.

[@twwtjohns]

Mick Jagger is about to turn 80 in a few months and he's still kicking ass on stage with Keith Richard's and a couple of other long time members of the Rolling Stones

[@TexasMagnolia]

Britt, you’re missing a lot by sticking to live only. The video is very powerful and ads in the understanding of the history of cruelty.

[@satoristeve]

There’s copyright reasons for that.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hi Britt, think about where " I see a line of cars and they're all painted black. With flowers and My Love both never to come back. "

[@SafferPOV]

Mick Jagger is 79 years old, in 2006 he was 63 I never was a Stones fan in my younger days (60s and 70s) although I liked some of their songs. But man, do they have longevity

[@chicochi3]

How many people, like me, remember the old saying "ugly enough for the Rolling Stones"? And in the 1970's Steven Tyler was accused of looking like a young Mick Jagger. Newsflash: Steven Tyler no longer looks like a young Mick Jagger. I feel like Brian Jones should be present for this song.

[@larrynorgaard5730]

Tyler looks like a hippie grandma now. lol

[@chicochi3]

@@larrynorgaard5730 I kinda think he looks like an old Mick Jagger nowadays. But that doesn't leave anything for Mick Jagger to look like.🤔

[@hlawrencepowell]

Keith Richards is older than anyone and will live forever. There are hundreds of memes about it. I think Ronnie Wood is playing guitar on this one too, and he's another ageless performer. Ronnie used to be part of the group Faces with Rod Stewart.

[@Roger-ws8rj]

When they played this show, Mick was around 63.

[@MondoRockGP]

Rolling Stones is the band which marked 60 years of music history and will remain so for eternity. IMMORTAL.

[@russellweatherly9625]

Mick Jagger turns 80 this year. The song is about the funeral of a loved one.

[@gtir300hp]

A few years ago Keath Richards fell out of a tree here in New Zealand. While on tour. Think ended up in hospital with a broken arm or something. Think he was in late 50's or in 60's lol.

[@annepinkerton6280]

He's talking about his love dying. The line of black cars, etc.

[@wadda-u-want4920]

It's a very sad song, " I see a line of cars and they are panted black, thous flowers and my love, both never to come back "

[@Uriahjw]

Black is my favorite color as well. For some reason, when women ask me what's my favorite color is and I say black, they kind of pull back in expression. It's funny, but I hate that question. It's been asked so many times.

[@liliamunoz7831]

They still tour at age 80! They are timeless artist!

[@rokasgruzauskas1098]

Rolling Stones are in music buisness for 60 years now and this music golden hit since 60's are one of my favorite of all time ❤🖤 everytime i'm coming to the small town called Dartford , here in UK , i always listening Rolling Stones famous music hits, very great band over the years , Mick Jagger the most funkiest lead singer still sounds like it is still golden music days of 60's , very talented men ❤

[@tonydelapa1911]

The stones are masters at making one feel ‘they better see them this time or there may not ne another chance.’ It’s that thinking responsible for me going to 16 of their concerts between 1981-2019.😂 you’re right, Britt, Mick still has ‘it’ at the time thia video was filmed. Over the years I think it has been more difficult to muster but he always seems to deliver. With so many songs of so many types over decades, I think it is a,azimg he can perform them well on the same night. You are right about hair, youthfulness, etc. Ron Wood refused chemo within the past 5-6 years because he was unwilling to lose his hair. Keith is a legend both for what he has wrought as well as for still being here. There is always some guitar debauchery on stage berween Keith (a/k/a KEEF) and Ron. Thanks for doingtnis one, Britt! I thought for a moment you were going to playthe PDC card. 😅 in decades past it would have been automatic!

[@LordEagle]

He's got Moves Like Jagger,,,,🤪🤪🤪👍

[@jonlight670]

Keith Richard’s will never die!

[@maxfergusson3495]

high britt loved your reaction was so beautiful love QLD Australia thank you so very much

[@stephenhuber1219]

They're still touring, I saw them in the 1989 Steel Wheels Tour and the word was you better see them now because they're getting old.

[@runemyrvold8476]

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have been playing togheter in Rolling Stones since 1962, and still going strong. You should listen (react) to Angie, Symphati for the devil, Wild horses, Its Only Rockn Roll. Brown Sugar, Little Queenie, Jumping Jack Flash. There is so many songs, good songs :)

[@MrHws5mp]

The standing joke is that we all need to start thinking about what sort of world our children are going to leave for Keith Richards (the guitarist) after they're gone...

[@stompthatazz3967]

They're all in their eighties the drummer died but I'm pretty sure know the longest-running band of all time since 1963 I believe. Their most recent work I can find as a song called Doom and gloom

[@barrymuller5131]

Kieth Richards is close to 80 and still chain smokes. I can’t believe he is still kicking.