Paint It Black

That's Demons.

Freaks Come Out at Night, Paint It Black.

I don't know about that one.

This Is Halloween from-

You know what's another really good one?

What? Sierra covering Paint It Black,

which sounds like that would not be great.

And it is fucking amazing.

Maybe I'm of a level of dissatisfaction, so this tune resonates to me as being a great tune.

Oddly enough, I also love Paint It Black.

That's just epic, and probably a dubious marker of my soul.

No.

Um, I remember that was one of the, like, one of the most, like, E3 demos where you walked out and went, "Phwoar," because I just remember they, they played, that, that game's got, it comes back to the GTA discussion, that game's got a hell of a soundtrack because they'd, you know, they, they knew they had this incredible setting of, like, late '60s, uh, uh, of a, you know, a, a New Orleans and all that, you know, late '60s, early '70s rock music, civil rights, Vietnam War, like, post-war vibes, and they had all that music.

And I remember in the E3 demo, it must have been, it must have been, like, "Paint It Black" or "Fortunate Son" or a, a song in that sort of realm, and some sort of car chase or something while that was absolutely blasting and they turned it up so loud that the chairs were shaking, and you walked out of that demo, like, going like, "Fucking hell." Really cool demo.

I think the funny thing is the game doesn't necessarily live quite up to that.

My primary memory of that game is, like, hacking electrical substation boxes.

Mm-mm.

Oh, Paint It Black?

Number one by a lot.

Paint It Black? Okay.

By a lot.

Interesting.

Angie just sub 500 million.

Interesting.

was the first song you learned? Mine was Brown Eyed Girl.

like in life it's funny you asked me that because i actually do remember it i was in fifth grade and it was you know the song paint it black yes yeah that was the first i just learned the little melody that the you know i remember that there was that show tour of duty that had that as the intro and back then it would you know there was no spotify or anything so my guitar teacher told me about the song that i'd never heard of as a fifth grader and he was like well go set your VCR and tape the beginning of that show tour of duty.

And you can hear the song and that's how I learned it.

It was great.

I don't, I don't know why they decided to do it this way, but it only included 13 tracks amongst 25 years of that label.

Uh, but they put The Promise Ring, Strike Anywhere, Joan of Arc, Paint It Black, Just Brazil, a ton of other stuff.

Uh, and also a label that I just kinda found out about, Hex Records, they had a comp for their first 10 years.

Hex Records started out in, um, Syracuse, New York and featured a lot of bands from that area like, uh, Engineer, uh, Ed Gein.

There's some live tracks.

There's a cover.

Most notably the last song of the comp is, uh, Black Dahlia Murder covering Rolling Stones' Paint It Black.

Thank God.

How many movies wanted to use Sympathy

for the Devil or Time is on My Side? Or there was one gangster movie that used Painted Black, I remember.

Well, Painted Black is

also in, which he probably could afford it, Full Metal Jacket.

Yeah, I wonder if their prices were as jacked up at that time as the Rolling Stones.

nice.

Not really my favorite of the 80s, but his cover of Paint It Black is just fucking amazing.

All right.

So, Rick bet against you, so that gives him a point.