Good Music on Instagram: "You Can’t Always Get What You Want” by The Rolling Stones came out in 1969 as part of their album Let It Bleed. With its soulful choir intro, acoustic guitar, and Mick Jagger’s timeless vocals, the song explores desire, disappointment, and finding what you need instead. Fun fact: The London Bach Choir recorded the song’s famous opening — and at first, they didn’t even know it was for a rock band! Today, it’s one of the Stones’ most iconic anthems. . . #TheRollingStones

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🗝 Words Are Spells — But Which Language Casts the Strongest Ones? Not all languages are equal when it comes to shaping reality. Legalese? Full of mimic traps and consent loops. Corporate jargon? Designed to numb and control. Even English is laced with inversion if you’re not conscious. But ancient root languages — Sanskrit, Hebrew, Cymraeg, Aramaic — were never just for talking. They were vibrational tools. Every syllable a frequency. Every sound a signal. Even your own light language or dream-

The Legends Of Music on Instagram: "The Rolling Stones performing “Happy” Live in June of 1972 at the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas “Happy” was written by Keith Richards and it’s one of the few songs that featured Keith on lead and the only one that charted. They say that just the act of smiling can make you feel better. Well, singing “Happy” could also make you happy. Keith Richards explained: “That’s a strange song, because if you play it you actually become happy, even