Let It Bleed
Advice against stanching
Let It Bleed is a 1969 album by the Rolling Stones, bookending the decade with raw blues-rock and dark themes.
The title track offers weary comfort: Let it bleed suggests allowing pain or trouble to run its course rather than fighting it.
The phrase sometimes appears in contexts where someone advocates for release rather than suppression—letting emotions, wounds, or situations play out naturally.
- Rolling StonesJagger's legendary rock group
- StonesIconic British rock band
- RichardsPatronymic from Richard
- woundCoiled, or an injury
- vinylSynthetic resin plastic
Mick Jagger · Jagger · Keith Richards · album · 1969 · rock · hemorrhage · open wound · cut · drip · raw · gritty · blues · guitar · needle · record · ooze · crimson
- Rolling StonesMick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, The Rolling Stones, Paint It Black
- 1969Apollo 11, moon landing, Woodstock, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin
Let It Bleedapply pressure
stop the bleeding · tourniquet · first aid · triage · clot
Let It BleedPet Sounds
Domesticated animal noises
Abbey Road · Tapestry · bubblegum pop · Rumours · Good Vibrations
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