Street Fighting Man

Well...

Talking about explosions is street fighting man.

The opening riff and the engaging beat is unrefusable.

It draws you, draws your heart to it in the music, the fundamental depth of the music.

I play like Painted Black a fair amount.

But I gotta get Street Fighter in a lot more.

Street Fightin' in a lot more.

It's a great song, man.

But I suspect there are just certain people who, uh, when they see something happening, they're opportunists.

They're like, um, a fight... street fighting man, as Mick Jagger wrote about.

Um, they like to enhance it.

Oh, this is a get together.

Yes, here we go.

Then-

Street Fighting Man.

Street Fighting Man.

Everyone knows that.

But when they would come out to Street Fighting Man, I thought that was a pretty good-

I don't even know what that is.

Dun, dun.

Think of the songs this band's produced.

Street Fighting Man.

I just got into She's a Rainbow.

I

[laughs]

Uh, the, uh, it- so I was thinking about the f- uh, how the mind sort of wanders to the 1968 riots, uh, the student riots, which were a big deal, uh, in France, and I do believe that is how Mick Jagger came up with the song "Street Fighting Man."

Really?

Because there was nothing like that happening in London, and he typically at that time wished, like, "Where's our thing to go riot about?"

Thank you so much.

At number 245, we had The Rolling Stones with Street Fighting Man.

I was asking you guys, "What is the all-time greatest album by The Rolling Stones?" Good suggestions here: Let It Bleed, Exile on Main Street, Some Girls, Goats Head Soup, Sticky Fingers, Aftermath, Between the Buttons, Black and Blue, Blue & Lonesome, Bridges to Babylon, December's Children, Dirty Work, Emotional Rescue, It's Only Rock 'N Roll, Tattoo You, and Undercover.

But, uh, we love Beggars Banquet, of course, the start of their insane run of in-incredible albums in the late '60s, um, and the song is Street Fighting Man.

Uh, thank you so much to, uh, our good friend Fuzzbeorse, who, uh, guested on Top 10 Rolling Stones albums.

What a great episode that was.