Whenever we get a new hire in our department at work, we always ask them a few standard questions in the first team meeting we have with them. The question we always end with is, “Beatles or Stones?” In most cases, people tend to go with The Beatles, which tends to get a round of applause that’s typically followed by the comment, “OK, you can stay.” Pretty much everyone in our department still loves The Rolling Stones, of course, but it’s always a fun question to ask. Their longevity is certainly impressive, with a lot of good songs spread across many albums, but this one from their earlier days is definitely one of my favorites.
Song: “Under My Thumb”
Artist: The Rolling Stones
Songwriter(s): Mick Jagger, Keith Richards
Album(s): Aftermath
Release Year(s): 1966
Song: “How I Could Just Kill A Man”
Artist: Cypress Hill
Songwriter(s): Larry Muggerud, Louis Freese, Senen Reyes
Album(s): The Phuncky Feel One (Single) / Cypress Hill (Full-length)
Release Year(s): 1991
I Wish You Would Hear Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6jFrq03xPtVVOexYHZF1OW?si=bc9df95d2d854d