Their only good albums are Sticky Fingers and Exiles on Main St, everything else is pretty subpar
Their only good albums are Sticky Fingers and Exiles on Main St, everything else is pretty subpar
Blake Ward
Luke Perry
Brian Jones was the best member
Asher Lee
You earned this honestly
Brody Wilson
No.
Charles Ward
>Exiles
Their best album is Let It Bleed and you obviously don't even know what you're talking about.
Grayson King
Let It Bleed is good but otherwise I’d agree with you the three album run of Let It Bleed-Sticky Finger-Exile was easily their peak.
Brianfags get fucked.
Brody Sullivan
The Stones are the greatest rock band of all time and their entire run from 1963-1981 is flawless with the exception of Black And Blue and Emotional Rescue
Robert Jones
You know that Brian was on Let It Bleed, right?
David Jenkins
retard
debut: 5/10
12x5: 6/10
Now! 5/10
out of our heads: 6/10
decembers children 4/10
attermath: 6.7/10
between the buttons 6.8/10
satanic majesty: 5/10
beggars banquet 10/10
let it bleed 10/10
sticky fingers 8/10
exile: 10/10
goats head: 6.8/10
rock n roll: 4/10
black and blue: 3/10
some girls: 9/10
emotional rescue: 6/10
tattoo you: 8/10
everything after is pure shit
Lucas Clark
Your mom’s pussy was subpar.
Charles Thompson
>Us albums
Fake fan!
Anthony Myers
>Jones appeared on this album on only two songs, playing backing instruments
barely
Samuel Bailey
Let it Bleed is their best
Brody Price
>out of our heads: 6/10
>decembers children 4/10
>attermath: 6.7/10
>between the buttons 6.8/10
>satanic majesty: 5/10
>goats head: 6.8/10
>rock n roll: 4/10
Holy filtered
Aaron Allen
Aftermath & Buttons were the height of their powers
Dominic Torres
Their best album
David Martin
Satanic majesties is 3 of 10 psychedelic rock is not something they had any business trying. Some girls is 6 out 10 and where they lost the plot the whole disco crap was beginning of the end
Jackson Bell
Not necessarily.
user might be a U.S. Boomer who never heard the British releases.
But still historically accurate.
Bentley Flores
based and truthpilled
Benjamin Smith
criminally underrated
Mason Brown
Between the Buttons is one of my favourite albums of all time. It nails the baroque/psychedelia approach to pop music without being too cheesy like Strawberry Alarm Clock or Jefferson Airplane.