Wednesday, December 3, 2014

(Single) Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child of the Moon

Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child of the Moon


Welcome back from the psychedelic era. It was pretty short lived, and there was barely a fade in or a fade out.

Jumpin' Jack Flash

Well, look at that. Another perfect song, in not just composition and playing but in length. This doesn't overstay it's welcome at all. In fact, it makes me wish for just a bit more.
I like to mark this era as the era where Jagger found his groove. He found a place for his voice to fit in perfectly like a puzzle piece. At least in my opinion. Everything seems to fit into place better than anything pre-Satanic. 
It's also a fun song. A fun, enjoyable, and rocking song. And that should be the essence of rock.
As a guitar player who enjoys my E standard tuning, and sometimes my Drop D tuning, this song also pisses me off. 

10 / 10

Child of the Moon

I hear that saxophone, don't try to hide that from me. 
Yeah, a bit of a forgetable song, but at the same time a very good song. I would use solid if I didn't associate that song with average, because this is more than average. And it's definitely a great place for a B-side, especially sided with Jumpin' Jack Flash. It has that same sort of feeling, just slower. I'll even go as far as to say it's a gem lost in the corn piles of Stones material.

8.75 / 10


18.75 / 10

An essential Stones song for any fan, but I don't need to tell you that. History has already made sure of that. So many movies soundtracks.

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