The Rolling Stones - Turd On The Run (REACTION)

‪@AirplayBeats‬ reacts to The Rolling Stones - Turd On The Run
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[@Gordy63]

Whole album was recorded in the musty basement of a house called Nelcotte (sp?) that Keith Richards rented in France, where the band escaped to escape the 90% taxes the Brits were levying on them. The mixing was mostly done in a portable studio on board a truck outside on the yard. The crude set up, along with their tendency to record in the wee hours of the morning, (after heavy partying no doubt!) gave this album an incredibly raw feeling, which is really the essence of the Stones after all, and made it such a rock and roll classic. To many, it’s considered the best album in rock and roll history.

[@rick063092]

Bare tracks yea but Overdubs , additional musicians & mixes done at Sunset Sound in LA

[@r.plante2916]

I always liked this album, but I gave an original vinyl pressing a spin recently and damn, it holds up, what a record.

[@Gordy63]

@@rick063092Yep - that’s why I used the qualifier “mostly done”

[@jamescipolla5328]

This is true for much of the album, but there were tracks recorded after they left France. Just Want to See His Face is such a track, written and recorded after Billy took Mick to a church in LA.

[@Jan-xn3kz]

Nellcôte - with its cavernous multi roomed basement and their mobile recording studio parked outside. (wiki)

[@mrDK1951]

Been listening to these guys since I was 13. I am now 73 and to say this band has been a big part of my life is an understatement.

[@Gordy63]

Whoo hooo! This one and Ventilator Blues are two of my all time favorite Stones deep cuts (specially Ventilator). Best band in rock history in my book!

[@jaquestraw1]

The great Nicky Hopkins on keys

[@Boatzilla2]

No doubt. Pick any great rock/pop song from his lifetime and he's on it.

[@ykmgeedee]

As Mick sings: Yeah! That's right! (gotta dig him with JGB too)

[@had64198]

Their best album!

[@Zopf-international]

It's slowly gettin' closer to 'Just Wanna' See His Face'. You are gonna' love it! 🥰

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

That’s Tom Waits’ favorite Stones song.

[@roberttompkins6489]

That "sound: you are referring to is what they were trying to capture--Americana Juke house blues and rock and roll like no other band.

[@AW11-e4h]

Greatest Rock n Roll band ever

[@jennaaaronw]

great footage of them reviewing the vocal track in gimme shelter- a haunting doc.

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

A dancing song for sure! Love it thanks guys

[@waltw4537]

From one of the best albums ever. Period.

[@simonhudson2031]

On this album dive you’ve still got Stones classics to come like Let it Loose Ventilator Blues All Down The Line Shine a Light Soul Survivor

[@Gordy63]

Can’t wait for them to hear Ventilator Blues. I think they are really going to love the bluesy grit!

[@adk100m]

Thanks to you guys ... listening to tracks have not given much recent time to ... this whole album was always stellar, but has aged really well. This was always a kind of throw-away track in the past, but today, and a big part is your two's appreciation, it is really strong. This one has some deep nuggets--Casino Boogie, Just Want To See His Face, Soul Survivor, Sweet Black Angel--kind of glossed over in the past. Keep marching, dudes.

[@jamesscura7122]

You are experiencing the masterful versatility of Exile On Main Street and The Rolling Stones.

[@petoasaurus]

One of the top 3 songs, imo. Louisiana swamp blues.

[@werewolvesofsanger4649]

In my humble opinion this is the Stones best album. I like to suggest the song Rip This Joint if you guys haven't already reacted to it. Best song on the album.

[@MD-cd7zk]

"Luxury"!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JaneDoe-lq3du]

You should do Let it Loose

[@LabourPartyFan]

Exile on Mainstreet - Best Album ever...every song is a hit.

[@ML-un1oi]

Great album!! Excellent reaction, fellas!!

[@Linda-y9h]

Guys, are you ready for Donavan? Please try Hurdy Gurdy Man. One of the first (1964) to do psychedelic, folk, rock, pop. It's pretty frickin out there! ❤😊

[@Finnbarrt]

Would love you guys to pick out some early Stones Discography, the first 3 Albums are the tightest Blues RnB Band that ever recorded outside of Chicago.

[@williammarino4654]

Dudes, don't forget about the last song on Black Sabbath's Technical Ecstasy "She's Gone".

[@hollywoodpotato5289]

I had to “get” the Stones before I ”got” this album. Absolutely my favorite, but not for beginners or for those who will never get it. Goes great with loud volume and alcohol.

[@Mikeluvdrums]

Another Master Piece

[@RazzleDazz72]

Banger

[@Victorthespy008]

4 great albums in a row.. starting in 1968 with Beggars Banquet and all the way through Let It Bleed in 1969, Sticky Fingers in 1971 and finally Exile On Main Street in 1972… just a stunning flash of creativity and drugs and sex and rock and roll 😎

[@MrThumbs63]

Goatshead Soup is awesome too.

[@werewolvesofsanger4649]

Don't forget Get yer Ya-Ya's out.

[@Victorthespy008]

@ I agree that it has some great cuts on it but I didn’t feel like it reached the heights of the previous four… but it does have flashes of brilliance. Just my opinion…

[@Victorthespy008]

@ Yes.. but I was sticking to just studio albums for my post…

[@Gordy63]

@@Victorthespy008Best string of 4 consecutive albums in the history of rock and roll!

[@johnr8820]

This double album is one of the great recorded masterpieces…the whole story of how it went down is amazing. It’s so versatile, yet maintains this amazing raw and almost chaotic sound throughout the whole piece. Making it sound very consistent and coherent. The whole thing sounds like it came from the dirty gritty south. They channeled that sound perfectly although it was British cats recording in France

[@erolbulut2584]

A very iconic and wild album! This one made me a Stones fan as an 11 year old. '69?

[@chadpatrick6297]

You guys should watch Lynyrd Skynyrd live on TNN 1993 playing The Last Rebel and an interview at the end about the real guy “Lynyrd Skynyrd “, a gym teacher who they named the band after.

[@marczurba1471]

recorded at Nellecote France ....in the basement of Keith's rented mansion of decadence...which is the a reason this is so damn gloriously dirty!

[@brandonboucher7090]

Hell yeah…they’re getting down in that middle section

[@Boatzilla2]

I think most of that album was recorded in France in an old house. The name of the town escapes me.

[@brucedickinson12]

Ufo rock bottom and hallowed be thy name. Iron maiden. 2 heavy rocking songs

[@davidwolf4677]

The album was recorded in the basement of a rented villa in the South of France.

[@davidwolf4677]

Oops, didn’t see the other comment about this. It’s kind of a legend.

[@elegantirony78]

Garth Hudson passed on 1/21/25. He was the organ player for The Band. Chest Fever is one of the funkiest organ driven songs ever. I think you will love it, but be prepared, it sounds nothing like any of the other Band songs you have reacted to so far. Reacting to it would honor him.

[@gernblanston5697]

Ventilator Blues next!!!

[@john-daviddennison2862]

"Diamond rings, Vaseline, You gave me disease... and I lost alot of love over you!! ".....excellent track guys!!.... some say Mick "muffed" his vocal on certain songs because the lyric was a little too hardcore for the times... Exile was recorded at Keith's place in the south of France... pretty much mostly in a dank basement... amazing results... greatest rock 'n' roll album ever.. by the greatest rock 'n' roll band ever!!!

[@MrMandamus]

Frank Zappa ~ "I'm The Slime" please

[@christianmarler2253]

This whole album has a garage-band sound. With some songs, like this one, you can't really understand any of the words. Other songs have clearer lyrics. I particularly like Shake Your Hips, Tumbling Dice and Sweet Virginia.

[@briantaulbee6452]

Ive never heard this song before. Where the hell did this come from?

[@arjaylee]

Exile on Main Street

[@StevenMichals0812]

They recorded Exile on Main Street when they went to France and rented a big house, so yhey could get away from England where they owed a lot in taxes.

[@rbking9296]

Stray Cat Blues

[@melvinwomack3717]

Sounds like raw funk to me 😅

[@erolbulut2584]

More like Chicago blues.

[@melvinwomack3717]

@erolbulut2584 same difference it's just sped up.

[@erolbulut2584]

@@melvinwomack3717 Chicago blues can very much be 'up-tempo'. Sounds like a Southside Muddy Waters tune.

[@StanBurns]

Check out jiving sister fanny .

[@RazzleDazz72]

AirPlay Beats please react to Led Zeppelin Dazed and Confused at Supershow, 7+ minute version. Please!

[@vinasel96]

One of the best rock album ever, but this is one of my worst songs on it.

[@handsomestik]

Mick hates this album

[@philipsutton4628]

Most over rated band . Copied blues and tried to show some respect to the originators, but they had few great songs, IMO

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

No offense, but you seriously have no idea what you’re talking about. They didn't “copy” blues. They appropriated it and made it their own thing. Whether it was in their deep forays into Americana, psychedelia, baroque pop, Eastern classicism, music hall, or whatever other musical style they ventured into, the Stones always did it with originality. Everything they did - and they were never boxed into one musical category - is uniquely Stonesy. This idea that they were mere copyists is absurd. As for Exile, show some respect, for it is the dingiest, swampiest, dirtiest, most debauched exploration of Americana put on record.

[@2ramona959]

Most over-rated album by the most over-rated band in rock.