Link · The Rolling Stones
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Link · The Rolling Stones
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coldclub October 23, 2026
That chorus is already stuck in my head.
arcade_tape October 24, 2026
Same, it’s ridiculously catchy.
ambercassette October 24, 2026
The Stones doing playful and prickly is always a win for me.
BlueOrbit October 24, 2026
proper earworm, annoyingly enough.
basementcore October 24, 2026
It has no right to be this catchy.
chorus October 24, 2026
The rat-in-a-trap opening and that big backing-vocal chorus sound like exactly the kind of loose, playful Stones track I want from bonus material. Courtney Pine on sax is a fun curveball too.
lostcore October 24, 2026
I like that they are still willing to make the new material a little playful instead of treating every release like a museum piece.
MidnightDiner October 24, 2026
Playful Stones is best Stones, ngl.
KickSynth October 24, 2026
ngl i’m more excited for the rest of these new tracks than i expected—give me the weird bonus-cut energy every time
amber_record October 24, 2026
catchy is doing a lot of heavy lifting here lol, but yeah i can’t deny it
cherryhead October 24, 2026
Exactly. The looseness suits them.
papersignal October 24, 2026
Sax is the right curveball here.
pale_satellite October 25, 2026
that cheeky chorus is the move
hookcrowd86 October 25, 2026
new stones > nostalgia bait, imo
ambercassette October 25, 2026
This is the kind of new Stones I want—loose, cheeky, and not trying to recreate the past. Now I really need to hear “Where There’s A Will” with that organ.
echoamp October 25, 2026
It gives it a nice lift.
motel99 October 25, 2026
I’m here for the sax detour; the Stones can shuffle later.
loud_club October 25, 2026
I do not need every new Stones track to arrive wearing a serious face. A sharp little song with sax and a ridiculous chorus is a much better use of bonus-track space than another attempt at a stadium-sized anthem.
lunarrooftop October 25, 2026
new Stones staying loose 🔥
bsidechorus98 October 25, 2026
five unreleased tracks is suddenly feeling like a proper little Stones era, not just deluxe-edition leftovers. “Human Tide” is the one i’m most curious about now.
rooftoplantern October 26, 2026
Same. Give me the scruffier stuff over another polished victory lap. “She Still Comes Around” has my attention just from the title, tbh.
AnalogHeadliner October 26, 2026
The title had me expecting a snarler, so a breezy cheeky one is a fun swerve lol. Still hoping one of the other tracks has a properly nasty little riff in it.
basement4 October 27, 2026
fully agree, ngl. give me the cheeky Mick delivery over forced gravitas any day — the title alone is already stuck in my head.
LightsHook October 27, 2026
Exactly, bonus tracks should be where they get a little strange and loose rather than chasing another grand statement.
record01 October 27, 2026
scruffier bonus cuts, always 😤
lostwave October 27, 2026
Give me that nasty riff too.
reverbwolf October 27, 2026
exactly, keeps it from getting too neat.
ampcrowd October 27, 2026
Exactly, that cheeky swagger is where they’re completely unbeatable.
arcadesounds October 27, 2026
bonus tracks getting their own little rollout is mildly absurd, which feels exactly right for the stones. i’m betting “She Still Comes Around” ends up being the sleeper cut.
hollowsounds October 27, 2026
the title alone has me ready to defend this like it’s 1978, which is probably irresponsible lol
latehead October 27, 2026
the oddballs are usually my favorites
rooftopcore October 27, 2026
A breezy Stones tune with sax is exactly the kind of curveball I want from the new stuff, tbh.
ravenlights October 28, 2026
The cheeky side of the Stones is undefeated—this already has me ridiculously excited for the rest of the deluxe tracks.
cosmicradio11 October 28, 2026
need the live version immediately, ngl
motel77 October 28, 2026
Annoyingly catchy is exactly it—this one’s more fun than half the big singles, honestly.
midnightghost81 October 28, 2026
I’m saving my excitement for “Bad Luck Hideaway”; Mick and Keith trading lines is always my weakness.
lostwave October 29, 2026
Exactly—let the bonus tracks get weird.
cherryhead October 29, 2026
The playful side suits them better than another forced attempt at a giant anthem. I am more curious about “Bad Luck Hideaway,” though; Mick and Keith sharing vocals is a stronger hook than any deluxe-edition rollout.
cosmicwave October 29, 2026
I’m already more interested in this deluxe run than I expected; a Courtney Pine sax spot is exactly the sort of left turn I want.
orbitdiner October 29, 2026
Courtney Pine’s sax is the real selling point for me—I’ll take that kind of left turn over a polished outtake any day.
CassetteCrowd October 29, 2026
Absolutely. That “who, who” hook is going to be rattling around my head all week.
midnightghost81 October 30, 2026
Yeah, the hook is doing most of the work, but it works.
lunarrooftop October 30, 2026
ngl “Where There’s a Will” is my sleeper pick already—Stones plus Winwood organ sounds like it could get properly weird in the best way.
drumscore98 October 30, 2026
I want one of these five to be the genuinely oddball deep cut people keep defending for years.
ghostclub October 30, 2026
courtney pine on a stones track is enough to get my attention. i’d rather they chase that kind of left turn than try to manufacture another stadium-sized single.
latehead October 30, 2026
exactly lol, give me the swagger and the smirk every time
rooftopfox03 October 30, 2026
“Human Tide” is still the title i’m most curious about — could be the weird one or the most straightforward thing imaginable. either way, five extra tracks is a much better reason for a deluxe than another pile of remixes.
coldclub October 30, 2026
The sax does make this feel like more than a standard vault-clearing exercise. I am all for the Stones using the extra tracks to follow a stranger groove instead of trying to make every song a single.
cosmicwave October 30, 2026
I’ll take a breezy, weird little Stones single over another attempt at sounding important any day.
ampcrowd October 30, 2026
That opening verse is wonderfully unhinged. I love when Mick goes full twitchy narrator instead of trying to sound cool — makes the title hit even harder.