It returns again to the basic shout-hook before all instruments drop out, save a crunching drumbeat: a most effective use of the maxim "less is more" within a pop song. The chorus then turns into a stream-of-consciousness catalog of complaints about the irritations of modern life, touring, the media, and (of course) getting laid. The group approaches the verse with a series of increasingly urgent, tense harmonizations on the words "and I try" before exploding into the chorus: a cathartic release of all the frustration that has been building throughout the song, the opening fuzz riff reappearing in full force as Jagger half-screams the title (or most of it, at any rate) in a manner that compels the listener to sing-shout along. Set against a beat suitable for foot-stomping and hand-clapping, Mick Jagger delivers the verses in a hushed, ambiguous tone that hovers between commentary and sarcastic nastiness. As with many Rolling Stones songs, the key hook is the guitar riff: a fuzz-toned, insistent series of ascending and descending notes that rates among the most captivating and memorable riffs in rock history. It was also one of the defining records of the its era, reaching number one around the globe and establishing the Rolling Stones as the second-biggest band in the world, behind only the Beatles. While fans may not have wanted to wait an extra year to hear their favorite songs, a wise man once said, "you can't always get what you want."(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is the Ur-Rolling Stones song: a pounding rocker with sneering vocals and lyrics, with a blues and soul base that nonetheless is used for a guitar-based song that is definitely rock, not blues or R&B.
"It's going to be so cool to have 50-60,000 people all together cheering and making noise," said Jeremy Hart, visiting from Memphis. Though Florida law prohibits organizers from requiring proof of vaccination by adding the testing option, they get around it. "Everybody is just so glad to be back and we're certainly glad to have them back as well."
Food and beverage is being served in our lobby spaces but is not allowed in the auditorium," Marshall said. "We are still requiring guests to wear masks while inside the auditorium. The Straz Center invested over a million dollars in its HVAC and air handling systems for even greater filtration. Or, in lieu of that, if they'd like to voluntarily show us their vaccination credential, we'll accept that as well for any fully vaccinated guests." "They can give us either a PCR test result taken within 72 hours of the performance or an antigen test result within 24 hours. Marshall, Straz Center's Senior Director of Operations.
"For our indoor shows, we're requiring that guests provide a negative COVID test result," said C.J.
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