01. "Doom And Gloom" (Hopeless) is a song released by The Rolling Stones in October 2012. When their singers of the same generation have become immortal in the hearts of generations, In memory, they are still refreshing the impression they leave on people: they are still young and their style is still the same.

02. "Sympathy for the Devil" was released in 1968 and is the best song written by the "Rolling Stones". The lyrics created by Jagger tell us: the real devil exists in people's hearts, and humans are the real devil on this earth. The song adopts the rhythm of African music and the humming of indigenous Africans during prayer ceremonies.

03. "(I Can' Get No) Satisfaction" was released in 1965 and was the Rolling Stones' first number one single on the US charts. The song contains all the elements of rock and roll and has been rated as the greatest rock song in history. It ranked second on Rolling Stone magazine's 100 Greatest English Songs in 2000.

04. "You Can' Always Get What You Want" (You won't always get what you want) is a relatively long song by the Rolling Stones. Released in 1969, it features a female choir. The constant repetition of the title at the end also declares that this song has created a new English idiom for people.

05. "As Tears Go By" was released in 1965 and is the most "gentle" song by the Rolling Stones. It is said that this song was written to the Rolling Stones' girlfriend, model Marianne Faithfull. The song describes the inexplicable sadness of a noble lady: she watches the children playing through the window, and suddenly sheds two lines of tears. No one knows why.

06. "Angie" is a ballad song released by the Rolling Stones in 1973. "My angel, I am still in love, wherever I look, I can see your eyes. There is no woman like you. Be strong, baby, wipe away your tears... at least We worked together.

07. "Paint it Black" is a song by the Rolling Stones in 1966. It is said that the singer sings about the memory of his dead girlfriend. It's more like an emotional catharsis: I see a red door, I want to paint it black, there is no other color, I want them to be black like night, black like coal, I want to see the sun in the sky. Blacked out.

08. "Start Me Up" is a 1981 song by the Rolling Stones. "If you start me up, I will never stop." "(Once you let me start, I can't stop). This song is the soundtrack for Windows 95's commercial music and the global TV commercial music for Omega, the designated timekeeper for the London 2012 Olympic Games.

09. "Don't Stop" is the theme song of the NBA 2002-03 regular season. The Rolling Stones included this song in their 2002 collection "Forty Years of Licking". They are gray-haired old guys, but one thing has not changed, that is their "villain" temperament and their fierce and tough singing and playing on the stage.

10. "Gimmie". "Shelter" was released in 1969. For Europeans and Americans, the late 1960s was a troubled time. "A storm is coming in our lives today." If I don't get some protection, I won't be alive long. War, children, fleeting..."

11. "Miss You" is a classic dance song by the Rolling Stones and is also recognized as the most famous song in the history of pop music. The result was a masterpiece by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, one of the songwriting team, and it reached the top of the Billboard charts.

12. "Streets of love" is taken from the Rolling Stones' album "A Bigger Bang" (released worldwide in 2005), "It's a terrible truth, but I I have to admit, I am very bad." Look, on the lonely streets, on the streets where I miss my sweetheart, if there is a free woman, "I have not forgotten to consider this as another opportunity."

13. "Rough Justice" is the opening song of the Rolling Stones' (2005) album "A Bigger Bang". The extremely bluesy guitar playing and the iconic Mick Jagger voice show that this song is a classic announcing the return of the blues.

14. "Street Fighting Man" is the Rolling Stones' political response to the Beatles Revolution. In 1968, many street protests broke out around the world, and this song was written about the civil struggle at that time. "In the sleepy city of London, there is no place for a man to fight in the streets."

15. "Rain Fall Down" from the album "A" by the Rolling Stones (2005) "Bigger Bang", the music has a strong sense of design, the distinctive rhythm and the suspended guitar create a classic. Thirty years ago, the Rolling Stones were the backbone of world pop music. Thirty years later, their own value orientation and musical pursuits have not changed.