stretkereviewed2 weeks, 2 days ago
10.0Stones could do no wrong during this era
Standout tracks
- 1Brown Sugar3:49
- 4Can't You Hear Me Knocking7:15
- 8Sister Morphine5:34
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Artist
88 albums · 63 singles & EPs
5 songs played on the show, on 5 episodes
Their music on the show
5 songs · 5 episodesAs music, the show happened about them — their songs, played to other people’s guests. These are the records above it played from, with each song and the episodes it went to.
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stretkereviewed2 weeks, 2 days ago
10.0Stones could do no wrong during this era
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EJ Camburnreviewed3 weeks, 2 days ago
10.0First and foremost, this is arguably the best Rolling Stones album. Then mix in the fact that Keith Richards played every single guitar part except for slide on ‘Country Honk’ and the title track. (Hats off to Mick Taylor for those.) Read the story behind Keith’s writing of Gimme Shelter, and it changes the way you listen to the whole album. It’s not necessary to enjoy it obviously, but it adds a delicious twist.
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EJ Camburnreviewed3 weeks, 2 days ago
8.2Listen to this Giles Martin mix. 20 years ago I would’ve told you this was in the bottom half of Stones albums for me. Now it’s become the one I return to the most. Also - don’t sleep on the extra tracks. Holy smokes. Two words: Jimmy Page.
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jacobreviewed3 weeks, 3 days ago
9.1Some gritty and slick and nasty and so in the motha fuckin’ pocket rock n roll.
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stretkereviewed3 weeks, 3 days ago
10.0My favorite stones album.
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batmilreviewed4 weeks ago
10.0Love it.
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batmilreviewed1 month ago
9.4It’s lovely. Raw, loud, full of heart. And when you remember they’re old and still making this kind of music, it just becomes even better.
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atnek5060reviewed1 month ago
9.0First stone lp i bought on tape. My brother stones. I me mine Beatles. Was back then. Now fab n fav.
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frarocoreviewed1 month, 1 week ago
10.0Sticky Fingers es un rotundo 10/10, la obra cumbre donde los Rolling Stones destilaron el rock and roll más crudo, peligroso y blusero de toda su carrera. Es un álbum sucio, sudoroso y brillante, con un groove espectacular que te atrapa y define exactamente lo que debería ser una banda tocando en su punto más alto; el disco no tiene un solo segundo de desperdicio. Pero más allá de la historia grande del rock, hacer girar este vinilo hoy tiene un peso muchísimo más profundo. Es el homenaje perfecto para mi Papá. Escuchar la guitarra hipnótica y desgarradora de "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" es sentir su memoria vibrando en la habitación, recordándonos que hay discos que dejan de ser simplemente música para convertirse en el refugio y el soundtrack de quienes nos marcan para siempre. Siempre suban el volumen cuando suene esta joya. ¡Siempre!
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Craigreviewed1 month, 1 week ago
8.7Rock at its very best, for years, and years and even more years, total legends. Managed to see them once in South Africa at Ellis Park in 1995, the year of the Rugby World Cup in SA.
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dalipfhrfcreviewed1 month, 1 week ago
2.8The Flying Burrito Brothers version of Wild Horses is the definitive one.
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theoreviewed1 month, 1 week ago
9.4Best stones album hands down
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