The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
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Free Music Review: Quintessential, adamantine, monolithic Stones
Hit: 5 Stars
To extract the essence of the golden age of music (60s to early 80s), you need only spend time on about 10 groups/artists, the top 5 of which must include Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and, of course, The Rolling Stones.
Marrow lies in the center, right inside the bones, and for the Stones that marrow is fittingly to be found in that middle period which includes 'Exile on Main Street', 'Get Yer Ya Yas Out', 'Let it Bleed' and 'Sticky Fingers'.
And of that marrow, the marrow is Sticky Fingers - without a doubt. While the other albums are all masterpieces, Sticky Fingers is so great that it is worth sending out into space to show alien life what the highest of Homo sapiens can create.
And it gets better - the marrow of this album is none other than 'Can't you hear me knocking', a masterful mini-rock-symphony that showcases brilliant composition, a solid, ever advancing and overwhelming avalanche of virtuosity that incorporates pulsating latin-jazz sounds that make even Santana's masterpiece 'Abraxas' seem temporarily lame.
This album is The One. Get it now, or you'll regret it forever.
Free Music Review: it don't get no better!
Hit: 5 Stars
If you are looking for a real stones album, not just hits, you won't regret this one. An album like this one assures stones fans as to why the stones have made it through all the years and lackluster albums. There is one reason more than any other that I reccomend this. Yes, wild horses is on here. And for any person wether or not you like, love, hate the stones, a person cannot deny wild horses, it is one of the few songs in this world that can always bring about feeling within, no matter how many times you hear it. There arn't many songs that can do that, personally I think it's magic can only compare to that of say....Van Morrison's "sweet thing". But if you have heard either one of those songs too many times, and want to feel what it was like to hear one of those songs for the first time..........all one has to do is listen to 'Moonlight Mile"...and you will listen to it over and over. It is a masterwork of a song. And if all of that's not your thing....."you gotta move" is a great song and the kind of song that makes you think and hope that with all the years behind them, the stones would just say....enough with the R.S. image, lets go make a really great blues album, go out on a high note and let everone remember us for being artists and not celebrites. I always hope that a new stones album means a throwback to the sound of "you gotta move", but it never does.Free Music Review: I never burn out on this album...
Hit: 5 Stars
and I 've been listening to it since it was released in '71. Great tunes start to finish, from a time when the Stones were young, vital and peaking. The addition of Mick Taylor to the band at this time seems to have jazzed them up a little(new blood) and the songs show it."Brown Sugar", "Wild Horses", "Bitch", "Moonlight Mile" and my personal favorite on this disc "Sway", all fantastic songs I never tire of hearing.Even the downer on this album--"Sister Morphine"--is still a great listen(and I love playing it on my guitar).Absolutely one of the five best rock albums of the '70's. Free Music Review: Excellent!
Hit: 5 Stars
One of the best albums ever and the Rolling Stones are certainly one of the greatest bands ever. Free Music Review: nothing but 5
Hit: 5 Stars
how any one! can give beggars,exile,sticky or let it bleed anything but five stars are mad!
sticky fingers is a great album..thats the problem with stars etc
some people would give a new u2 album five stars and they havent produced a decent album since achtung baby and that was in the same league as goats head soup!
apart from the big tunes brown sugar etc sway is a great song.