Saját szavaikkal az új lemez összes saját szerzeményéről (végülis a "névadó daluk" coverjéről mit mondhatnának? legfeljebb azt, miért vártak vele eddig :) ) a szept. 6-ai Fallon-beszélgetésből:

JF: We have a tracklist, and our fans would like to know about the tracklist. The first song is "Angry".
MJ: Yes.
JF: Do you feel a certain kind of emotion?
MJ: There's anger.
JF: That was a bad question. sorry.
RW: I like the riff.
KR: It's characterized by super funky riffs.
JF: It has some great riffs. Then “Get Close”.
(pause)
MJ: Yeah.
(Laughs)
JF: “Depending on You”?
RW: It's heartbreaking.
MJ: It's about always wanting to be able to rely on someone and then being let down.
JF: That's not about me, is it?
MJ: No, you're here. You came all the way from New York.
JF: Yes, I did.
JF: What about 'Bite My Head Off'?
MJ: 'Bite My Head Off' is like when your girlfriend gets really pissed off and you say, 'Darling, don't bite me'.
JF: Yeah, it's like saying, don't bite me.
MJ: That's a rude thing to say.
JF: Yeah, it's a rude thing to say. What about 'Whole Wide World'?
KR: Is that what you mean?
MJ: It's going to fit in.
RW: It's a funky riff. 'Whole Wide World' is very funky.
JF: Really? What about 'Dreamy Skies'?
RW: 'Dreamy Skies' is dreamy.
MJ: What's it about?
RW: Well, Mick I think it's about being stranded and trying to get away from it all. Right? He said he wanted to forget everything and listen to the Hank Williams and Honky Tonks of yesteryear.
JF: It's a difficult thing to realise.
MJ: No, it was realised during lockdown.
JF: Really?
MJ: That was enough.
JF: Was it enough? What about 'Mess It Up'?
RW: It's about you [laughs].
JF: Is it about me? 'Live By The Sword' is played by Charlie, isn't it?
MJ: He's on it. It's a bit retro.
JF: What about 'Driving Me Too Hard'?
MJ: Keith will talk about that.
KR: I can't tell you what any of the songs are about, because I don't think I've heard any of them. No, it's about the riffs and the melody.
RW: It's a melting pot (of different riffs and melodies).
KR: Um, yeah. That's what I mean.
JF: 'Tell Me Straight'?
KR: Straight to the point, I have no idea what it's about.
JF: It's got a good riff.
MJ: Keith sings on that one. I like his singing.
KR: He tried to steal that song and I said, 'It must be good. I'll do it'.
JF: I've heard 'Sweet Sounds Of Heaven'. I've heard some of these songs and they are phenomenal.
MJ: This is more like...
RW: Stevie Wonder.
MJ: It's like a gospel song. It's a gospel song.
JF: You've invited guest singers. It's a degree of surprise.
MJ: I love gospel music.
RW: Lady Gaga sings it really beautifully.
MJ: 'Sweet Sound of Heaven'.
JF: You're giving away valuable information. But you can't believe Lady Gaga. It's stunning.
KR: Yes, she is.

MJ: I have something to say. I don't want to sound like a pompous prick, but if we didn't really like this album, we wouldn't have released it. We didn't want to just make anything and release it. Before we made it, we all said that we wanted to make a record that we would really like. Other people might like it, other people might not. But we have to be able to say we are happy with it. We're not saying we're great, but we're happy with this work.

És a világ legnehezebb kérdése:

JF: Speaking of fans, we've been getting questions from fans all over the world. Lou asked, "Do you have an all-time favourite Stones song?".
KR: Lou asked the most difficult question to answer.
MJ: I don't really have a all-time favorite Stones song. The answer is, "Lou, no. There isn't."
KR: The most impossible question in the world. But for Lou's sake, I say it's 'Gimme Shelter' or 'Jumpin' Jack Flash'. Personally, I could play all night.