Sympathy For The Devil Is Real (Video)

By on June 22, 2011 in News 15

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  • The Devil

    yeah the stones are pretty awesome. I was looking for something negative to say but they put on a good show. 

  • Not the Devil

    This song is more satanic tho http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaPXNWyq1kI&feature=player_embedded

    Mr. Lif Juggular Vein 

  • Mastermx

    What is this junk on my disinfo. Why do people have to post their shit here?

  • Anonymous

    How recent is this performance? 

    Not bad for a bunch of old men. 

  • Anonymous

    Sounds like just another jackass that exploits the word “niggas”…to make money off of the stupid people who can’t figure out they are being insulted.

  • KxBk6U

    When the song was written (1968), it was a time of turmoil. There were student protests over the war in Vietnam  and race riots occurring in many cities in the U.S. Sympathy for the Devil is just as appropriate now in the aftermath of 9/11.
     
    The lyrics’ focus is on atrocities throughout the history of mankind, including European wars of religion, the violence of the Russian Revolution, the massacre of the Romanov family and World War II. It culminates with, “I shouted out, ‘ Who killed the Kennedys? ‘ When after all, It was you and me”.

     Sympathy for the Devil is a song that says confusion is not the ally of peace and love. You might as well accept the fact that evil is there and deal with it any way you can. Don’t forget him. If you confront him, then he’s out of a job.

  • KxBk6U

    When the song was written (1968), it was a time of turmoil. There were student protests over the war in Vietnam  and race riots occurring in many cities in the U.S. Sympathy for the Devil is just as appropriate now in the aftermath of 9/11.
     
    The lyrics’ focus is on atrocities throughout the history of mankind, including European wars of religion, the violence of the Russian Revolution, the massacre of the Romanov family and World War II. It culminates with, “I shouted out, ‘ Who killed the Kennedys? ‘ When after all, It was you and me”.

     Sympathy for the Devil is a song that says confusion is not the ally of peace and love. You might as well accept the fact that evil is there and deal with it any way you can. Don’t forget him. If you confront him, then he’s out of a job.

  • Pah2000

    Thought they wouldn’t perform this song anymore since those Hell’s Angels “bodyguards” murdered somebody at a concert?!?

  • Stongiant

    gopddoctor is bad with rap , he just a ignant niggah ahaaha. MR LIF IS THE SHIT , mORE NEEED TO LISTEN

  • Anonymous

    Why the fuck are a lot of Disinfo people so negative? …..lol, I know there’s a lot of stuff to be negative about but damn.

  • Guest

    great band.

  • Anonymous

    tasty song, even tastier band

  • Guest

    it depends on what you mean by “negative” 

    just because it may offend you, doesn’t necessarily make anyone here negative.

  • Jfeujf

    amen.  if i wanted to see this, i know how to use youtube.  

  • Anonymous

    Yeah, double standards are a bitch aren’t they?