Released as the lead single for their sixteenth studio album, "Start Me Up" quickly climbed some of the music charts. It was ranked by Billboard as one of the "greatest mainstream rock songs of all time," having climbed the charts during its release at No. 1. It also landed on the Billboard Hot 100 charts at No. 2 at the time.
Richards commented that it simply became "one of those cuts that you can play forever and ever in the studio." He added that minutes would go by and they'd realized their still working on the same two chords and got stuck.
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"Start Me Up" has since been included in almost every live album of the band and, at one point, ranked by Rolling Stone as one of the best sports anthems. In 2006, Rolling Stone performed the track as their opener during their 2006 Super Bowl halftime show. In 2012, a remixed version of the song was used by Omega for an ad during the 2012 Summer Olympics. It was also used by CBS Sports during a tribute to "March Madness" host Greg Gumbel.
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