Listen to them both. It’s always worth watching Mick live. He’s the best.

The studio version is a Masterpiece. The live version is  beautiful but the album version was an all time game changer.  It changed the course of music history.

Listen to the studio release! I like both but they are very different!

I often tell you (because you can hear me thru the tv, right?), listen to the studio version first. This is the one we heard, until we got to see them live. I'd watch them both in one reaction show! ❤🕯🖖

When I was a kid and would whine, my Mother would immediately start singing “You Can’t Always Get What You Want”, and I knew it was over, lol;she and I just talked about those days this past Saturday 😂😂😂 Original Audio with the choir is SO much better!!!!!

Hey, Black Pegasus. It's your show. If you want to go back and listen to the studio version, go ahead. You're right. It doesn't matter what you do. Some people are gonna be happy, and some people are gonna be mad about it. I think both versions of this song are important. When you see the video, you can understand why a band called "Maroon 5" wrote a song called "Moves like Jagger."

This band has much more depth to the music in the studio versions. Definitely worth it.. But also; McJagger's stage performances; I'm told, are something to behold..

Yes, the Stones and the Beatles are iconic.  But totally different music.

Live Jagger is always more fun to me. The original starts with the choir but doesn’t include you can’t always get the man you want.

Exactly why you should do the studio version first.  JUST DO THEM BOTH!!!

The blonde haired gentleman playing the guitar is Brian Jones, the actual founder of the band! Unfortunately he passed away in 1969 at the age of 27 years, yes he is one of the infamous 27 club!
RIP  Brian Jones!

One of their oldest and still biggest hits. My personal favorite is Paint it Black

In the movie "The Big Chill" it's played solemnly on a church organ at a funeral.  The elders sat through it while friends of the deceased snickered.

I loved how Otis Redding did covers of several of their songs and wow!!!  Otis killed it.

I always say that line to my kids. You can't always get what you want but if  you try sometimes you'll get what you need. Great lesson in life!

Studio! No one can question the power of that live performance. But the studio…. Breathtaking. One of my favorite songs ever. ✌️❤️

The greatest Rock band ever, IMHO. I've seen literally hundreds of shows, top artists like U2, Clapton, Boris, but NOBODY ROCKED like the Stones, man. They were even getting older then, 98. We bribed our way down onto the field and jammed and danced and rocks!! It was PURE EXCELLENCE!!!

ROLLING STONES - Im just waiting on a Friend.

BP I am here for either video.  No hate here.  But you should finish what you started and react to the audio video too so you get the full experience.

The choir in that songs gives me major chills. Definitely worth listening to the studio version