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	Rolling Stones Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass 1966 London Records		(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction The Last Time As Tears Go By Time Is On My Side It's All Over Now Tell Me	19th Nervous Breakdown Heart of Stone Get Off My Cloud Not Fade Away Good Times, Bad Times Play with Fire
An amalgam of their hits thorugh 1964 - 65. Essential; this is a Must Have for any serious music fan.

	Rolling Stones Ready Steady Go! 1966 sirtwiggly records		Under My Thumb Waiting for Someone Paint It, Black Got a Good Thing Goin'	That's How Strong My Love Is (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Little Red Rooster
A bootleg I made from an old videotape of The Stones performing on a special edition of England's landmark music series, Ready, Steady, Go! Sound quality is what you'd expect, but it's still cool to hear the Stones live, with Brian Jones, and before they became a parody of themselves in the 90s.

	Rolling Stones Between the Buttons 1967 London Records		Let's Spend the Night Together Yesterday's Papers Ruby Tuesday Connection She Smiled Sweetly Cool, Calm & Collected	All Sold Out My Obsession Who's Been Sleeping Here? Complicated Miss Amanda Jones Something Happened to ................. Me Yesterday
A very good album before they became absolutely great. Couple of classics here, plus the incredible 'Miss Amanda Jones.'

	Rolling Stones Their Satanic Majesties Request 1967 London Records		Sing This All Together Citadel In Another Land 2000 Man Sing This All Together (See What ................................. Happens)	She's a Rainbow The Lantern Gomper 2000 Light Years from Home On with the Show
The Stones take a stab at psychedelia and of course it comes out dark and twisted. At the time, this was critically and commercially panned, but over time it has proven to be a collection of some very good songs.

	Rolling Stones Beggar's Banquet 1968 London Records		Sympathy for the Devil No Expectations Dear Doctor Parachute Woman Jig-Saw Puzzle	Street Fighting Man Prodigal Son Stray Cat Blues Factory Girl Salt of the Earth
Back to Earth for The Stones, and back to being the bad boys of rock. After the commercial flop of Satanic Majesties, they decided to return to what they did best: straight forward, no holds barred rock 'n' roll. What an incredible album!

	Rolling Stones Let it Bleed 1969 London Records		Gimme Shelter Love in Vain Country Honk Live with Me	Let It Bleed Midnight Rambler You Got the Silver Monkey Man You Can't Always Get What .......................... You Want
The Stones released another great album, with its title parodying The Beatles last album. Ironically enough, this was released BEFORE 'Let it Be' came out.

	Rolling Stones Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! 1970 London Records		Jumpin' Jack Flash Carol Stray Cat Blues Love in Vain Midnight Rambler	Sympathy for the Devil Live with Me Little Queenie Honky Tonk Women Street Fighting Man
One of several live albums The Stones would release over their lengthy career. Great to hear them at one of the high points of their career.

	Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers 1971 Rolling Stones Records		Brown Sugar Sway Wild Horses Can't You Hear Me Knocking You Gotta Move	Bitch I Got the Blues Sister Morphine Dead Flowers Moonlight Mile
You can just feel the birth of the decadent 70's rock star lifestyle with this record. A classic in every sense of the word, but it makes you wonder just how many people became addicts to this album.

	Rolling Stones Hot Rocks 1971 London Records		Time is On My Side Heart of Stone Play with Fire (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction As Tears Go By Gett Off of My Cloud _________________	Mother's Little Helper 19th Nervous Breakdown Paint It, Black Under My Thumb Ruby Tuesday Let's Spend the Night Together _________________
			Jumping Jack Flash Street Fighting Man Sympathy for the Devil Honky Tonk Women Gimme Shelter	Midnight Rambler (live) You Can't Always Get What ........................... You Want Brown Sugar Wild Horses
The quintessential Stones collection. If you don't want to invest in all of their early albums (and some of them are clunkers), then add this to your collection. All the (early) Stones you'll ever need.

	Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street 1972 Rolling Stones Records		Rocks Off Rip This Joint Shake Your Hips Casino Boogie _____________	Tumbling Dice Sweet Virginia Torn and Frayed Sweet Black Angel _______________
			Loving Cup Happy Turd On the Run Let It Loose	All Down the line Stop Breaking Down Shine a Light Soul Survivor
The very first heroin album ever. You can feel the buzz these guys had just by listening to this record. Disjointed, paranoid, claustrophobic. How this came to be considered a classic, I'll never know. Maybe because it is a good record despite all that.

	Rolling Stones Goats Head Soup 1973 Rolling Stones Records		Dancing with Mr. D 100 Years Ago Coming Down Again Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo ..................... (Heartbreaker) Angie	Silver Train Hide Your Love Winter Can You Hear the Music Star Star
The 70s were good and bad for The Stones. This is one of the bad. Well, mediocre at best. Outside of 'Angie' (which I never really cared for), there's nothing much here to write home about.

	Rolling Stones It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 1974 Rolling Stones Records		If You Can't Rock Me Ain't Too Proud to Beg Till the Next Goodbye Time Waits for No One	Luxury Dance Little Sister If You Really Want to ............. Be My Friend Short and Curlies Fingerprint File
Y'know, I really liked this record! Some great tunes, an interesting cover (done very well), and 70s pomposity. What's not to love?

	Rolling Stones Some Girls 1978 Rolling Stones Records		Miss You When the Whip Comes Down (Just My) Imagination Some Girls Lies	Faraway Eyes Respectable Before They Make Me Run Beast of Burden Shattered
WHAT A FANTASTIC ALBUM!!! Now THIS is what The Stones can do! A classic in every sense of the word, even the disco of 'Miss You' is incredible. THIS is the Stones album to have.

	Rolling Stones Emotional Rescue 1980 Rolling Stones Records		Dance Summer Romance Send It to Me Let Me Go Indian Girl	Where the Boys Go Down in the Hole Emotional Rescue She's So Cold All About You
The first new Stones album I ever bought. Boy, what a letdown. There are some good tunes, here, but overall it ranks up there with their lame ones.

	Rolling Stones Tattoo You 1981 Rolling Stones Records		Start Me Up Hang Fire Slave Little T & A Black Limousine Neighbours	Worried About You Tops Heaven No Use in Crying Waiting On a Friend
I bought this practically the day it was released. 20 + years later, and it's considered a classic. That just boggles my mind! New when I was 16 and now it's a classic. I'm not that old!!!! Anyway, this truly is a classic album, and if you don't have it, shame on you.

	Rolling Stones Still Life (Complete) 1982 sirtwiggly records		Intro: Take the 'A' Train Under My Thumb Let's Spend the Night Together Shattered Black Limousine Just My Imagination (Running ............. .......... Away with Me) Twenty Flight Rock _______________	Going to a Go-Go Let Me Go Time is On My Side Beast of Burden Waiting On a Friend Let It Bleed ________________
			You Can't Always Get What ......................... ... You Want Little T & A Tumbling Dice She's So Cold Hang Fire	Miss You Honky Tonk Women Brown Sugar Start Me Up (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Outro: Star Spangled Banner - ........................... Jimi Hendrix
I was fortnuate enough to see this tour, when The Stones still mattered. I bootlegged this off of a radio broadcast from one of their stops on the Tattoo You tour. God, they were good!

	Rolling Stones Undercover 1983 Rolling Stones Records		Undercover of the Night She Was Hot Tie You Up (The Pain of Love) Wanna Hold You Feel On Baby	Too Much Blood Pretty Beat Up Too Tough All the Way Down It Must Be Hell
I like this record. I still think it's one of their better releases and it rocks like crazy!

	Rolling Stones Steel Wheels 1989 Rolling Stones Records		Sad Sad Sad Mixed Emotions Terrifying Hold On to Your Hat Hearts for Sale Blinded by Love	Rock and a Hard Place Can't Be Seen Almost Hear You Sigh Continental Drift Break the Spell Slipping Away
The leadoff track says it all. 'Sad Sad Sad,' indeed. What was once a pillar of rock history began their decay into mediocrity with this record. It's no coincidence that I don't own anything of The Stones after this. They became a joke.

	Rolling Stones A Bigger Bang 2005 Virgin Records		Tough Justice Let Me Down Slow It Won't Take Long Rain Fall Down Streets of Love Back of My Hand She Saw Me Coming Biggest Mistake	This Place is Empty Oh No Not You Again Dangerous Beauty Laugh I Nearly Died Sweet Neocon Look What the Cat Dragged In Driving Too Fast Infamy
Well, never say never, I guess. The Stones FINALLY came out with a great album! Only took 'em 17 years to do it . . . Great songs, great playing - Mick and the boys are still vital. At least until the next album, then we'll see. But til then, I'll just enjoy this wonderful record over and over again.


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