The Rolling Stones Bemoan 'Gloom and Doom' Over the course of their career the Rolling Stones have revealed themselves to be a surprisingly neurotic band: keeping tallies of your nervous breakdowns, pleading to be given shelter and wondering - we're just paraphrasing here - if they'd ever attain any measure of satisfaction in their lives. Now, on their first single in six years, and at an average age of 68 1/4, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts have declared, once and for all, that all is "Doom and Gloom." This song, which made its debut Thursday on BBC Radio 2 (and which we were pointed to by Stereogum) is one of two new tracks that will be included on "GRRR!," a multi-disc greatest hits compilation that will be released on Nov. 12 to celebrate the band's 50th - 50th?, yes 50th - anniversary. "Gloom and Doom" finds the Stones in classic, apocalyptic blues-rock-stomp mode, but with its contemporary references to shooting up hordes of zombies (and hydraulic fracturing), will it be their first track to find its way onto a trailer for "The Walking Dead"?