The first album on their own Rolling Stones Records label, featuring the Andy Warhol zipper cover. Opening with "Brown Sugar" (problematic lyrics but undeniable groove), then sliding into "Sway," "Wild Horses," and "Can’t You Hear Me Knocking." Mick Taylor’s guitar work elevates everything. #1 for many fans, including this writer.
It hurts to put a modern one on here, but credit where it's due. "Rough Justice" sounds like it was recorded in 1972. This album proved that when they are angry (and sober enough), they can still kick the door down. the rolling stones discography blogspot top
Built largely from vault outtakes of the previous decade, this record delivers a remarkably cohesive punch. "Start Me Up" remains their definitive modern stadium anthem. What Blogspot Collectors Look For The first album on their own Rolling Stones
Many Blogspot historians (like those on Strawberry Peppers Blog) argue that the brief period with guitarist Mick Taylor (1969–1974) was the band's creative peak. Albums like Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! (the live album) are considered superior to studio attempts by many bloggers, specifically praising the live version of "Stray Cat Blues". It hurts to put a modern one on