Reviews (page 14 of 14)
Honestly could not understand the words for majority of the album. The instrument section was good but nothing to keep my attention without lyrics
I wish this app would stop making me listen to the Stones. It sounds like a drunk sing-along to songs nobody knows. What in the fuck is "You Gotta Move"?!
does anybody really think that this album is even remotely listenable? there is literally nothing redeeming about this snooze fest. bored me to death.
I don't like Mick Jagger's voice, the lyrics, or the music.
God no. Never understood why people love The Stones so much. This record didn't change my mind.
weird motherfuckers
Fuggin rolling stones man
Didn’t like it and was boring
Meh
Getting a little tired of The Rolling Stones in this list. Not a fan.
Why is the drummer in the back hallway
Absolutely not
Dad rocks sucksx
::reads "Brown Sugar" lyrics hahahaha fuck these culture vultures and fuck their song about raping slaves
Not a fan.
What I can say about this album is that I listened to an album. That’s it. The fact that it took me so long to focus and listen to it attentively is proof enough that I didn’t like it very much. I can appreciate it deals with some controversial topics that must have been not very talked about at the time, taboo. But is the first song straight up racist/sexist? It doesn’t make a difference anyways because I didn’t like it, so I won’t be listening to it. There was a song is particular that made me feel relieved when the singing stopped and the instrumental melodies began — like thank god. I liked I Got The Blues, the latter part of Sister Morphine, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking. Oh god, I really don’t like country. Is this rock or country? The very country ones I don’t like with the weird singing that almost sounds off key because of how squeaky it is. The lyrics of the last song, Moonlight Mile, are kinda good but the sleazy was ruins it for me.
this album can be tortured
Awful.
Shite
Gähn und würg.
Can’t believe this album came out 50 yrs ago. It brings back lots of memories. His voice is a little too wobbly for me. But a few of these songs I remember hearing out of the massive speakers that blared through the ski lodge and lined the slopes of Toggenburg in upstate NY in my teens.