Sticky Fingers

I mean it’s the Stones

The most boring, and perhaps overrated, rock album of all time. Not actively bad, just not remotely exciting to listen to.

very underwhelming start{?} love the concept of this website but im excited for what is next, did not finish the album but i can see why people would like it, simply not my vibe. 3/10

sweaty

They certainly do some great singles, but I'm not finding anything of the same quality buried in the albums

Thoughts before listening: I have always said this is my favorite Stones album, even better than Exile. I think I probably still feel that way. Its certainly more concise and to the point than Exile is, and it contains some of their most rocking songs. Review: Yeah...10 tracks and every single one is a winner, with 8 of these tracks being all time greats. There are rockers ("Brown Sugar", "Sway", "Bitch", "Cant You Hear Me Knocking"), a country cover ("Dead Flowers"), and some of the band's best ballads ("Wild Horses", "Sister Morphine", and "Moonlight Mile"). On today's listen I've only cemented my belief that this is the Stones' crowning achievement, even if I can recognize the greatness of Exile. 5-stars

A really good one.

Vintage stones

My favorite stones album

Hell yeah

Admittedly, I’ve never heard most of these songs before. I might have known 1 or 2 songs by the Rolling Stones off the top of my head. So I expected a good album and got an incredible one. The ratio of tracks to bangers, so far on my journey, is beat only by Michael Jackson and Prince. I knew the Rolling Stones were classic… and now I know why. I’m shocked by the low average score!

It really interprets the era of rock and roll quite well. While not as high energy as other bands it really shows how the influence of drugs shaped the era.

Oh Stones... Tot nu toe vind ik het vaker niets dan dat ik fan ben, maar we gaan het gewoon weer checken! Het begint wel met een echte rockplaat met Brown Sugar, en deze ken ik zowaar ook! Hoor ik nou een saxofoon solo??? Ik snap de Stones denk ik echt niet. In mijn hoofd is dat DE rockband. Maar hun albums gaan van blues, naar rock, naar bijna funk? Er zit wel wat rock in hoor, maar het is vaak een soort mengeling van verschillende genres. Muzikaal zit dit album echt strak in elkaar. Het klinkt vaak wat meer funky dan de eerdere Stones albums die ik heb gehad, waarschijnlijk door de trompet. Valt me op dat de nummers vrij lang zijn, ze doen me soms bijna denken aan een soort jam sessies. Dit is echt positief bedoelt, de lange gitaarsolos zijn niet vervelend, zelfs echt vet gedaan en ook de andere solo dragen voor mij echt bij aan dit album. Dit was, voor mij althans, verreweg het beste Stones album dat ik tot nu toe heb gehoord. Misschien begin ik ze toch te begrijpen... FAVO: Brown Sugar, Cant you hear me knocking, SIster Morphine

Good

Excellent

The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers 1971 While this isn't my first rodeo with The Rolling Stones, experiencing Sticky Fingers through this challenge cements it as an absolute classic that is undeniably perfect from top to bottom. The album brilliantly showcases the incredible range of the band, both lyrically and production-wise, seamlessly incorporating a heavy blues presence alongside a distinct country influence on tracks like "Dead Flowers." Pinpointing a single favorite is an incredibly difficult task given how deeply consistent the tracklist is. However, "I Got The Blues" and the closing masterpiece "Moonlight Mile" deliver an absolute masterclass of a performance. The raw, aching blues on the former and the deeply poetic, captivating lyrics of the latter completely command your attention. Backed by an exceptional run of highlights including the swagger of "Brown Sugar," "Sway," "Bitch," the extended jam of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," and the dark atmosphere of "Sister Morphine," this album feels like an absolute blessing of a discovery. A flawless record that demands endless revisits. 5/5

The Rolling Stones are boring.

3.5. I liked this more than the other Stones album.

After the past few days this was a breath of fresh air. It was a straight forward rock and roll album. I've never been the biggest Stones fan but this was enjoyable.

2 - Some great riffs and vocals, but some cringe/creepy lyrics in Brown Sugar set the tone early as something I don't want to listen to again.

Rolling stonessssss

Wild Horses is one of my favorite Stones songs. A side of this is great, but B Side leaves something to be desired

Pretty classic Stones here. Love Wild Horses and Dead Flowers in particular. Some great riffs from Keith, and keyboards abound. Not quite "Exile" level for me but up there.

Brown Sugar / Wild Horses / Can't You Hear Me Knocking / I Got The Blues One of the better albums of Rolling Stones.

80

Bluesy, Rocky, nicely produced, great to listen to. Yep solid

First four tracks are as good as rock n’ roll gets. Must admit the stretch from You Gotta Move to Sister Morphine doesn’t do loads for me.

I'm writing this 2 weeks later, but this album wasn't very memorable to me. Rock and bluesy, I don't love Mick Jagger's vocal style.

Fine I guess

better than the last one.

When I find myself liking a Rolling Stones song, it is likely off of this album

Huh. All this time I had no idea Dead Flowers was a cover. I think I might still prefer the Townes Van Sandt version.

refreshing & rocking. probably was a breath of fresh air with all the art rock head assery happening around the time.

Good enough

Probably my fav Rolling Stones album. Some proper tunes on there

The quality of this one is surprisingly great. I got the blues is a little slow (I literally fell asleep to it), but the strings and the keys solo are great. Honestly don't know a ton about the The 'Stones, but the song writing on this is great. Incredible performances from everyone and I enjoyed the orchestral bits, I think they added a nice flavor to everything. I don't think they're as good as The Beatles, but they do poppy blues rock so well and this is them at their absolute best. 5/5

I feel ambivalent towards this, at times it is breath taking and I see light, like on Wild Horses (a classic that is an absolute gem) and Moonlight Mile a song I absolutely love upon discovery here. But I also think there is very little subtlety here, it's drugs drugs drugs and bitches and I'm bored. The sound of it is fun, but is it as novel and experimental ? I ain't sure. I respect it, but I don't think it's deserving of all the flowers we throw at it as an album.

No. 220 Bluesy, Rocky, nicely produced, great to listen to.

It's at the good end of the Stones' wildly unpredictable output. The two big singles on it are, by turn an all-time great bop in Brown Sugar, and Jagger managing to be wholly vulnerable but not overwrought on Wild Horses. In places, it's a little too countrified for my tastes, and it tails off a touch, but it's still a really strong showing from Mick and Keith and Co.

Not a huge fan of the Stones, but I did enjoy this album. Favourite track: Dead Flowers

When I was younger, I preferred The Beatles and Led Zeppelin to the Stones. Recently I have changed my mind. Great shit.

Very good album probably one of their best very blues not pop yet nothing mindblowing.

6/10… classic rock / british blues / *1971

This is a must have album in your collection! Banger city here we come!

It’s got the hits. Nice well rounded album. Fairly straightforward. 3.5/5.0

it was a bit too country for my taste. frankly, i wanted to rip my ears off while listening to ''you gotta move''. there were solid songs on the album so i'm not gonna hate. classic 70's rock album. it was fine but three stars seem generous.

I was going to give it a 4 but the album cover pushed it to at a least a six (wink).

I'm not typically a huge fan of the stones, but I liked this album!

Good album really shoots its shot in the first half then tapers out

Probably their best album in my book. Short, sharp and plenty of tunes

One of my least favorite Stones songs (Wild Horses, featuring Mick's annoying phony drawl) followed by one of my favorites, Can't You Hear Me Knockin', featuring one of the best guitar riffs in all rock music, along with the incredibly satisfying jazz breakdown/jam session at the end. Lots of drugs on this one, and Brown Sugar is simply disgusting - gotta try to ignore the lyrics. You Gotta Move is great, as is Bitch, but the Stones get kind of lazy now and then when they lie down in a druggy haze and toss off some country or blues tropes. It's really pretty sloppy, but the guitars are always great, as is the superb Charlie Watts.

It's just not my favorite, but it was nice to hear a few new Rolling Stones songs. Bop-wise, it started off strong and then died off a bit. Content-wise, it was pretty gross the whole way through.

Great album with great songs and a ton of nostalgia. I used to fall asleep to classic stones as a kid and this brought back those memories

Muthrfkr. Seems like forever I’ve been told these boys are number 2. Like over *everyone.* I never really heard it. It was alright, but really? Sooo great?? Bit overhyped imo. Don’t know how or why, but it was clear as a bell this time. What a great fukkn album.

Da kommt man nicht drum rum

los rolling no decepcionan

Mick Taylor stones is best stones, convince me otherwise. He brings a bit of energy to this lovely stew of blues, country and rock. The band have always been more than the sum of their parts but Taylor brings a real musicality. For me this is the height of their powers

Album entretenido, relajante y variado.

Ok album but that’s all. A hit straight down the middle. 3/5

I mean this not even really one sleeper on this... Listened on the way back from fishing, perfect vibe match

I’d give this a solid 4/5, it misses out on 5 stars because it feels like there’s something missing that stops this from being really memorable, Keith Richards guitar work is phenomenal though

Nothing remarkable

love it. unc gem idc

rolling country

This album rocks! This is actually my second Rolling Stones album as my first one was Exile on Main Street. While I found that one to be a bit overblown, this is much more accessible. Brown Sugar is a fantastic way to kick things off. Despite how horribly its aged over the years, it has an unstoppable groove. Sway is just as good. Next, we get into the album's best two songs: Wild Horses and Can't You Hear Me Knocking. First, let's start with Wild Horses. This song is frankly gorgeous. It's a stellar ballad and shows that the Rolling Stones can do ballads with gusto. Can't You Hear Me Knocking is a stellar song. It starts off with this irresistible groove as the band locks in but eventually morphs into this jam session by the end. The song was originally meant to be shorter but the tape was left rolling for an extra 2 minutes, giving us that glorious ending. You Gotta Move is a nice cover but take that with a grain of salt as I have not heard the original. Bitch and I Got The Blues are great. Sister Morphine is actually quite dark and is one of my favourite songs on the album. Dead Flowers is a great country song and Moonlight Mile closes the album with some strings sprinkled on. Overall, this album is simple amazing. Also, I like me some horns in rock music so what's not to love? Highlights: Brown Sugar Sway Wild Horses Can't You Hear Me Knocking Sister Morphine

It was a good listen. They were never brilliant but theyre do what they do well

Obviously, it's good. I just don't find it *that* good. With maybe the exception of Can't You Hear Me Knocking - I love that one. The sax player is my favourite member.

Po hitrem pregledu sta mi dva komada poznana - valjda je med njimi prvi, "Brown Sugar". Čist kul komad. "Sway" slišim prvič, všečen. (A, glih gledam na wiki, da je Billy Preston tud na temu albumu - men osebno najbl znan po tem, da je z Beatli sodeloval.) Ok, pozabila sm kok je "Wild Horses" hud. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" je dolg in hud? Oo, še en komad prepoznam, "Bitch", lol, pa glih zjutraj sm na glas nekomu komentirala, da ne poznam tega komada. Presenetljivo fajn? (K velikrat, tbh, se mi Stones komadi blendajo into one, ker majo značilen zvok.)

еее письки рок

A classic.

😭😭😭

Some of the lyrics are dodgy, but I really enjoyed the music. There’s a nice country/bluesy feel to the songs. I love a good saxophone and I enjoyed the string arrangements that show up. The first song really puts me off, but then the rest of the album was a good listen. Fav song: Wild Horses Least fav: Brown Sugar

Not quite as good as exile on Main Street though it’s hard to beat that. Do not like this cover. Enjoyable songs throughout but some questionable lyrics. Wild horses is just one of my fav songs though and I can’t deny that. Specific rating - 4.3 Fav song - Wild Horses Least fav- brown sugar

When this album came out the bassist Bill Wyman was 35, his future wife (and step granddaughter....) wasn't yet 1. Anyway album wise, the only song I really already knew was Wild Horses. Some dodgy lyrics and I hate the cover, hate that it originally had a working zip even more. Musically I liked it but other than Wild Horses nothing really stood out to me. Favourite song: Wild Horses Least: Brown Sugar

Me gustó mucho, lo disfruté bastante siento que es un disco bastante diferente a lo que ellos hacen donde las canciones que son bastante nostálgicas, de igual manera no son tristes, sino que tienen bastante personalidad, no es el típico álbum sexy juguetón que usualmente hacen, pero me gustó mucho la mezcla de rock con blues

Not a big fan. Too simple bluesy sound ain't for me

My favorite Goo Goo Dolls song is their cover of "Bitch" with someone else singing.

4.0 - Very Good

Okay. My memory of listening to this album has to be sometime after the 1990 something CD remaster. I was living with a few guys and one of them was telling me about Rolling Stones. At that time, the Stones were a different beast. A little too schlocky and cocky for me. A lot of cock rock. He encouraged me to listen to Sticky Fingers. He put it one on his CD system in his room by the kitchen. We listened, drank some of his scotch, and talked about famous album covers. Sticky Fingers with the zipper and Alice Cooper and the paper underwear. I heard the blues and roots influence on the Stones and didn't hear every cut. Luke, his Maine Coon cat found a corner in the backroom and yowled to get our attention. It was a memorable night. I gained a little appreciation for what the Stones were before they became that larger than life and semi-parodic band. This was the first time in a long while hearing this all the way through. Yeah, I get it. Roots, country and rock mixed together with sometimes boredom and sometimes soul. It makes for a good listen. Sister Morphine - great cut. I really enjoy so many of these songs. While it isn't something I would keep coming back to, I can appreciate what it is. 4 stars.

Sleezey, grime-y, bloody, sweaty, filthy.

Has never been my favorite Stones record, but like the Stones in general I’ve come around on it over the years. I think we (or at least I) take these guys for granted, they are deeply subversive and fun musicians and songwriters. I mean, just look at Led Zeppelin (their contemporaries) or the future cock rock bands of the ‘70s and ‘80s and it’s a world of difference. Fantastic record, but their legendary run wasn’t over yet…

kinda mid ngl

First ever Stones album listen unlocked. My frame of reference is Denis Leary's bit about his dream bar that played nothing but the Stones, and "Weird Al's" Hot Rocks Polka lol. More musically diverse than I was expecting, and all good. Great guitar work and riffs, notably Wild Horses. Keith Richards earned his status.

I really like this band. Not super fan of the singer's voice. But they definitely have an original sound. Would definitely listen to this again

Classic Stones!

Rifftastic throughout but the last 3 songs - particularly Sister Morphine and Moonlight Mile...push this into 5 star territory for me.

Love the stones’ purple patch. Exile marginally edges it for me with its laconic grooves, but this is up there. A fantastic album.

My favourite Stones one so far - those first three songs especially is about the strongest possible opening to a record you could imagine.

I love the Stones—specifically *Sticky Fingers*. It was the first Stones album I ever listened to in its entirety, and I’m absolutely blown away—if only by those killer guitar riffs

what a relief having this normal album after The Residents yesterday

So good. Just a band at its finest. I love the non hits just as much

The stones are great.

The Rolling Stones are fine but this list has confirmed for me that they don't deserve half the plaudits. It's bluesy American rock, like the other albums we've had. Enjoyed this a touch more than some previous albums looking at my other reviews, it was nice enough. This many albums on this list is ridiculous though, they haven't really developed much and I've learned nothing. 2.5.

We certainly have a lot of Stones albums on this list. Not sure they all need including - Let It Bleed is good, and the rest are absolutely passable. Brown Sugar and Wild Horses are the standouts. A funny group, they seem to change their sound very frequently, and I don't know how I feel about that. Slap bang middle, a classic album 500/1001.

This list has taught me that the rolling stones were pretty good hey. I don't think it's quite for me, but it's hard to say they didn't have some great albums. Perhaps deserving of all those t shirts you see around!

이걸 듣고 있으면 내가 미국 서부에 온 기분이 든다 강렬하게 내리쬐는 태양빛, 끝없이 일자로 뻗어있는 고속도로, 그 사이를 하염없이 굴러가는 회전초, 그리고 그 길을 거대한 포드트럭타고 달리는 기분이랄까. 아, 허리춤에 데저트이글과 카우보이모자는 덤이다. 솔직히 내 취향은 아니지만, 노래를 듣는 것 만으로 이런 상상의 나래를 펼치게 해준다니 이 앨범이 얼마나 대단한지 몸소 깨닫는다

really cool to listen to this album and feel the roots of so many other musical styles

313/1001 The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers Heard before? ✅ Revisit? ✅ It's been 313 days to finally get a Rolling Stones album and it's such a great album. Brown Sugar and Wild Horses are phenomenal tracks and I like tge bluesiness of the album. Yes, it's a little top heavy and some tracks don't quite work. Still great stuff.

The boys done good.

This might be my favorite Stones' album thus far. Didn't love every song, but I thought collectively they meshed well together on the album.

🥞

Why is he trying to show off his peen

buns also he got his dih in the album no

So, let's get this out of the way first- Brown Sugar is perhaps one of the worst aging songs of all time. The tune sounds so good and the lyrics are... so bad. Thankfully the rest of the album does not have this problem, I find this having the highest rating of all Rolling Stones on the site interesting because it is like, my 3rd or 4th favorite album. The pure songwriting on display here still works so well and the Rolling Stones are a powerhouse of tunes and singing alike, but the entire thing is a touch too slow for me. It's like wading through molasses, half of this album feels like waking up after a bad hangover. The other half however has songs like "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" which carries the energy that make Rolling Stones so great. As subjective as it may be, I just think I prefer the more exciting Rolling Stones to the slower, introspective side.

The definitive Stones.

My mama loved The Stones and went to a show in the 90’s. I have always appreciated them, but felt that The Beatles were so much better that listening to The Stones was a waste of time. I was wrong. This album is phenomenal. Great classics here.

A lot better than I expected

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ei lisättävää.

Again classic. I will have to broaden my vocabulary by the end of this project, because I’m running out of positive words. I had Wild Horses on a loop today, I know it’s basic now because of TikTok – but I don’t care. It’s just simply the best feeling, it’s like I’m a hippy in a roadmovie when I listen to it.

There is an old corny expression that a high school friend of mine liked to quote “the blues and country had a child and named it rock and roll.” This is the sound the Stones were going for. I like this record quite a bit. Brown Sugar has always felt lyrically problematic, but it’s a great song. Wild Horses is a great song, Bitch is a great song and really hits that particular Stones vibe. Dead Flowers is very country and very good.

A classic, iconic album, obviously. I have a friend who Loves the Stones, and conversations with her have clarified for me that there is a big difference between liking a band as a singles act and as an album act. I love certain songs by the Stones, and Gimme Shelter is a candidate for my favorite song ever. But I get to a song like Sway here, and (despite the fine guitar playing) I find it boring and find myself waiting for it to end. Same for I Got the Blues. This album has some great, great tracks -- Bitch and Can't You Hear Me Knocking (because of the tacked on jam) are favorites. Wild Horses is very good, though I'm not a big fan of Mick the sensitive crooner. Brown Sugar is tremendous musically and odious lyrically, so ... better to avoid, but hard to skip once it gets going. So much good guitar playing on this record. I like when the Stones go Delta blues, so You Gotta Move works for me, but wouldn't want to hear it all the time. (Shake Your Hips, relatedly, from Exile is for me one of their absolute best, though no one else seems to think so.) Dead Flowers is an interesting mixed bag that overall works. Moonlight Mile is an ever more interesting, more complex case. I like it, don't love it. The sound is great throughout. I think when they stopped working with Jimmy Miller, things slipped. Good songs start sounding thin and lame starting around the Black and Blue album. Which makes me appreciate the sound of the great singles in this period all the more. This is a great album ... sort of. In the end, I would rather mine it for playlist material than listen to it start to finish.

Sometimes I look back, and realize how many of my memories take place alone, rich in feels, traveling paths with trees and grass and sunset warmth, in the company of the ghosts of those I love. Aaron introduced me to the Stones. Well, of course I'd heard of them in elementary school; but Aaron played Exile on Main Street for me over whiskey and weed, when I could still lean on him, and he on me. He passed their ragged silk scarf to me. And I took it and wandered the woods behind my house in Upstate, and the blinding light of my first years in Albuquerque, divorced and full of the despair of failure, and untreated depression. Of course I love the Stones. Of course I love the Stones. I was too young for the fierce battle between Beatles and Stones in the 60s; I was just 1 when this album was recorded; and I was bewildered by their 80s schlock. But in my 20s and 30s, the Stones were a refuge for this this young buck and my glorious dreams.

I never knew "Brown Sugar" was a creepy song with racist overtones until I read a comic book given to me in Harvard Square by one of those Spartacist League people who was always handing stuff out. So much ambivalence about the Stones. I understand they are great, and despite never owning any of their albums, I certainly know and like many, many of their songs. And yet sometimes I wish I could pinch Mick Jagger really hard to get him to stop sounding so douchey. You can hear the smirk in his singing, somehow. I don't really know how to rate this record. I don't have a strong emotional resonance with any of these songs, and I think if I did, I would rate it higher. It feels wrong to give it a 3, and yet that's where I'm ending up. I don't think I would listen to this again, so I guess that says it all.

Nog steeds geen fan, als de blues rock niet beter is dan de originele blues moet je het niet doen of naar luisteren. Paar natte ballads en wat cherrypicking van verschillende muziek stijlen zonder het echt te doorgronden.

Opzich kan ik hier kort over zijn. Ik heb het geluisterd en er zijn mij niet perse nieuwe dingen opgevallen aan dit album, gewoon het gebruikelijke recept van the Rolling Stones. Daarom geef ik het ook mijn gebruikelijke 2 sterren.

Mick with the extra twang in his voice is fine but a lot better in smaller doses. As such, it took me a minute to get into Moonlight Mile. Other than that and the ever-furrowed brow over Brown Sugar (even though without the lyrical content it’s a super solid song) this is a pretty nice one.

The Rolling Stones are hit or miss me, but I really enjoyed this album. I’ve always thought of them as a very straightforward rock ‘n’ roll band, and what I liked about this album was how different some of these songs were. Brown Sugar is a great track that everyone knows, but I like Wild Horses and Can’t Touch Hear Me Knocking better. This album showcases them at their bluesy best. Lots of great playing on this record. Loved it. 4 stars.

Day869 - iconic album. i saw them in concert twenty five years ago and it’s still one of best i’ve seen

7/10 - Liked it more and more on every listen. I think the Spotify remastered version is mixed poorly? Everything just sounds a bit far away and muffled. This could easily be liked more if I heard a better version of it Fav Tracks: Brown Sugar, Bitch, Wild Horses Heard before? ---–- ❌ Saved a Song? ----- ✅ Saved Album? --–-- ✅ Will Listen Again? -- ✅ Album Cover -------We want TIGHTER mic

9/10

i was gonna make a snide comment along the lines of "i bet this would go hard if i was a 45 old man" but i actually kinda liked it.... maybe im the 45 year old man fave track: you gotta move

It is easy to say this is a classic record... that's OBVIOUS. It's loaded with classic songs and it really shows The Stones at the height of arguably the greatest run of records in Rock 'n Roll. Just an amazing record top-to-bottom.

didn't move me but it's aight

N/A

It had very nice highs but some boring lows and his voice is a little annoying.

The Stones never made a perfect record, but they made many excellent ones, and this is probably the most excellent (although Let It Bleed comes close). I’m a bigger fan of the rockers here, which are all brilliant, than of the ballads, which skirt the edge of eye-rolling sentimentality despite the group’s skill. Still, this is one of the highlights of 70s ultra-macho classic rock. Best track: “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”

Good album but not their best

My favorite Stones LP. Lyrics not ageing too well with in some of its references. But still, the second half is a some of their best music.

oh yeah. licking the sticky right of my fingers

The Rolling Stones have released so many albums over the years…this is one of their best. The song selection is so diverse…blues, rock and their signature songs. If you’re new to the Stones this album is a great place to start. (How could you be?) 🙂

I'm burned out by the list and it's repeating bands

Probably a 2,5. It's the most I've liked a Stones album, which is to say not much, but there's progress.

Boring.

Every song sounds the same- same guitar tone. The harmonies are whiney and almost sour. But I still like it better than other Rolling Stones albums Ive had to listen to so far.

Not too bad, easy listen. 3/5

Rolling Stones é interessante, eu consigo ver que é bom, mas mesmo assim não me impacta. Não fico tipo "cacete que músicas boas, entrou na minha alma". Daria 3,5... Mas vai pro 4. É melhor que muito 3.

Fiquei animado que ia ser Rolling Stones, sempre quis conhecer mais. A primeira música eu já conhecia e curto bastante, então aumentou mais ainda o hype pro álbum. Aí fui ouvindo, fui ouvindo.... Chatiiinho. Não sabia que Rolling Stones tinha mais música calminha do que rock rock mesmo. Mas ao menos nesse álbum é assim, tudo musiquinha mooorna, meio sem graaça. Tirando a primeira gostei mais de uma só, de resto achei palhinha. E não que ser calma seja um problema, mas são meio genéricas. Eu esperava muuuuito mais.. Fiquei muito em dúvida entre 2 e 3, mas 2 seria se fosse ruinzinho, e não é ruim, só não é bom também kkkkk vai 3 mesmo.

Favorite track(s): Wild Horses, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Bitch, Sister Morphine, Moonlight Mile Heard before Previous rating: 9/10

I love the Rolling Stones so I knew I’d enjoy this but there were a few album tracks I hadn’t heard that I actually really loved. Plus ‘Can’t you hear me knocking’ just makes me super nostalgic for playing guitar hero, all nice memories.

Really good, an honest to god classic! Bluesy, fun, and sentimental all at the same time.

For most people, this is the Rolling Stones at their absolute peak. For me, this is their third straight album sounding exactly the same. When Sticky Fingers came up this morning, my first thought was "I could have sworn I got this one already". In reality, I had already gotten Beggars Banquet and Let it Bleed, but there's not really much difference, now is there? P.S. I don't care what people say, "Wild Horses" will always be Gram Parsons' song to me!

Can't go wrong with this album, but also it's pretty vanilla dad rock.

4.5

Great album, deserve the praise it gets. 5 stars

4.5/5

The Stones excursion through the American south is a perfect blend of loose rock and roll, blues, soul, and country. This is my favorite lineup of the band with Mick Taylor adding some beautiful slide work to songs. Not a weak song in the bunch, with some of the band's best songs. The band was firing on all cylinders here, incapable of writing a bad song. It's a perfectly crafted album that embodies the spirit of rock like no other. My personal favorites are "Moonlight Mile", "Wild Horses", "Brown Sugar", "I Got The Blues", "Sway", and "Can't You Hear Me Knocking". 5 stars.

Good album. 4.0 stars. One of their better ones alongside Exile On Main Street. You have a few phenomenal tracks like Brown Sugar, Wild Horses and Can’t You Hear Me Knocking with its snazzy jazzy extra long jazz snazz coda. These tracks are so good that the rest of the album feels a bit snoozy and stale in comparison. Not too catchy or exciting. Too much snoozy plain folk blues country smush. Dead Flowers? Chuck ‘em out. Dont leave ‘em on the album. Bitch? Bit rude. No way to talk to a bitch. Ultimately could have done with a bit more Brown Sugar. I have Slippy Fingers so I’ve actually given this album 3 stars by mistake.

Meh

Some songs I'd never heard before, and the ones I had are absolute classics. A particular favourite track I hadn't heard before was 'Bitch'.

Wiiiiiiild Horses couldn't drag me away from this album. Every song.

Another mid ass release from this overrated band. People be rating an album just by how popular it is smh Like every other classic Rolling Stones album , 2 good songs and a shit load of filler. Exept this one has 3 good song omg my favorite album of theirs.

Understandably popular with interesting instrumentals and vocal performances, suffers from not being personally interesting

Primera vez escuchando un album completo de los Stones, desafio por completo la idea que tenia sobre su musica

Some good classics

When I listen to full Stones albums, I am often surprised again by the frequent appearance of unabashedly country tracks ("Dead Flowers" and "Wild Horses" here). I didn't care for "Wild Horses" when I was a kid, but now it just seems weirdly comforting. (I think "Dead Flowers" is the better song, though.) I really enjoy "Can You Hear Me Knockin'" and "Sister Morphine," too.

I knew Brown Sugar & Can’t You Hear Me Knocking. I also own and like Wild Horses. It was fine.

Mick jagger est excellent, black sugar est excellente. Wild horses évidemment ! Ça donne une impression de force tranquille. Bitch est cool. Sister morphine !

5 Their best album imo, can't you hear me knocking might be their best song too

Several songs here are woven into the fabric of American life, at least if you were a child of the 80s and 90s. Not sure I'll ever be truly passionate about their music, but it's easy to understand how people got there. That said, it's interesting seeing their footprint on American culture fade a bit over time. Can't remember the last time I saw a sincere Stones vs. Beatles argument, and I don't see their songs pop up in media the way they used to (save for just about every Scorsese movie). Stones vs. Beatles was always kind of a false binary anyway, but I was brought up to believe this was one of the two Most Important Bands Ever™, and that sentiment seems to be completely dried up at this point. There's a series of Beatles biopics coming in a couple of years, one a week for four weeks, each focused on a different Beatle. It's hard to imagine the market having an appetite for a single Stones movie, let alone one about Jagger and one about Richards. To some extent, that's happening to all of the classic rock stalwarts in the absence of monoculture (Bowie, Reed, Pink Floyd, and Zeppelin are all probably due for a biopic moment like Queen, Dylan, and Springsteen had recently), but it's still wild to experience since it was just unimaginable 20-30 years ago. Maybe that's just a shifting of who gets to create the canon now that magazines like Rolling Stone and Spin have less relevance than Pitchfork, and Pitchfork has less relevance than Anthony Fantano and a hundred young influencers on Instagram. Only speaking for myself, I don't feel the energy or passion to get my kids excited about their songs when they come up on shuffle, and they don't trigger my own nostalgia buttons, even though they soundtracked their fair share of it. It's probably a shame that I don't make much time for them anymore since the four-album run of Beggar's Banquet → Let It Bleed → Sticky Fingers → Exile on Main Street is hard to beat in all of music history. The songs are punchy, plaintive, fully formed; they're still aping the black artists who came before them, but they do so with complete command of the material. "Wild Horses" still captivates me, "Brown Sugar" still makes me want to move, and there is genuine experimentation on songs like "Moonlight Mile", and best-in-genre craftsmanship in "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" (especially towards the end when they really get cooking). I don't know where this album or this band lives for me, but I was glad to revisit it. While I doubt I'll reach for it again without something like this project prompting it, I look forward to inevitably running into these songs again down the road.

I just don't think anything will ever get me to like the Rolling Stones. I find Mick Jagger's voice unpleasant to listen to.

A fairly pedestrian effort to be considered a Stones “classic”. It helps to reveal how weak their catalogue is once you get past the hits.

Very enjoyable album with some of their best tracks

I didn't think I'd enjoy this album as much as I did! Rocking guitars and bluesy vibes (they have a relatively milder sound than I was expecting from such a famous rock band) mixed in with a darker sensual undercurrent. The Rolling Stones is another one of those canonised bands that I didn't have much interest digging into. I figured they're revered for good reason, but their audience of middle-aged dads is wayyy outta my ballpark. In my opinion some of the lyrics fall flat in their excessiveness and haven't aged the best. Sexual provocativeness is not the issue here, just the strange execution e.g., "Brown Sugar", which I'm not sure is supposed to be radical commentary or unintentional fetishisation that's trying to come off romantic. If it's the former, I don't think they pulled it off well or are the most appropriate people to deliver the message thoughtfully. This tackiness also extends to the album cover itself. I felt compelled to dock a point as a result, but I truly did like this one!

A really good classic album. I really considered giving this 5 stars but the end of the album brings it down a bit for me.

O k a y... 3.5

Not the best pacing. Starts strong then the vibes change near the end. I enjoyed the country but not in the middle of a rock album. No flow still brilliant individually.

A bit genre defying with elements of jazz, blues, and country. A great listen. Lots of cocaine references...

Góð lög á þessari plötu. Einhvern veginn finnst mér skrýtið að gefa henni fjórar stjörnur en samt finnst mér ekki annað meika sens 🤔

WIIIIILLLLLLDDDDD HORSES!!!!

Was never sure about this album, prefer the earlier two and Exile is exceptional. Wild Horses was the only highlight

The music was really good but the lyrics were wild

This album was amazing!! I loved everything about it, the production, the vocals, the instrumentals, vibes, everything. I need to listen to more rolling stones after this because I LOVE MICK JAGGER.

Knew brown sugar and recognised wild horses. Fine listening 3

Something about the mix of this felt off? I’m sure headphones that have been through the washing machine several times is not how them stones intended the music to be heard but idk the compression maybe? I liked what was happening but didn’t actually really enjoy listening to it. A collection of songs i’d prefer to hear performed by a drunk choir i think.

Never realised Wild horses was The Rolling Stones! Some serious country rock and roll vibes. Is this what they always sound like? No idea! I no doubt will find out when their next ones pops up.

Wild wild horses, couldn’t drag me away (from this album)

Another one of those classic albums/artists that when I listen to it, actually sounds quite different to my expectations. there was a section that was weirdly country towards the end, and I thought the whole thing was fine to listen to but less rocky for The Rock Band

if you see me giving a 60s/70s english rock album below 3 stars, that's not me occassionally blindingly gorgeous - the organs in i got the blues, moonlight mile's strings, the entirety of wild horses

Lyrically this is abhorrent. Jagger and Richards should be given 25 to life for Brown Sugar alone. I wholeheartedly believe that the Stones run from Beggar’s Banquet to Exile on Main Street is the greatest four run of albums ever, and this is the peak. Mick Taylor transformed their sound from ‘good’ to ‘great’ with by giving Richard’s someone to literally riff off. Their work on Sway is next level good. And it’s not even one of the big tracks on the album. The undoubted highlight of the album is the corny country twang of Dead Flowers.

Aaaaiiighttt

Easy 4. Contains perhaps my fave Stones’ song in “Wild Horses”. Iconic tunes and iconic cover.

I already loved “wild horses”, in this listen I also loved “you gotta move”, the whole album is very much a movie soundtrack, "moonlight mile" is a very good song to end an album, feels like an ending. liked this very much. the songs did not need those long solos, but that's just my short content brain speaking

7.5/10

Good.

Superb album, classic songs, with definitely a bluesy feel to them

I know it’s blasphemy to say anything negative against the Rolling Stones but this album was fine.

Very good album!

good classic Stones. Enjoyed the lesser played songs.

Third Rolling Stones that's come up for me, and this one is the best so far.

Okey i guess, mid

Este también es un clásico y está bastante interesante para la época, pero tampoco he conectado demasiado.

Amazing combination of blues and folk/country. Lots of fun

El rock antiguo no es mi rollo pero aún así le doy un 8

All timer maybe the Sone's best - Can't You Hear Me Knocking & Dead Flowers on the same LP is god tier. 12 stars out of 5.

Great tunes ranging from upbeat ones to meaningful ballads. Songs that stood out to me were brown sugar, wild horses and sister morphine. Interesting range of topics discussing darker sides of living in America

rock n roll. blues. catchy. classic.

A band at the very top of their game

The run of albums the Stones produced from Beggar's Banquet to Exile on Main Street forms their Imperial Phase - when their claim to be "The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World" was not just indisputable, it was self-evident. Slap bang in the middle of it comes Sticky Fingers. The riffs are ear worms, waiting to attack. The playing is razor sharp. The cover art is appropriately sleazy. The guitar solos - particularly Mick Taylor's on Can't You Hear Me Knocking - are masterful. The songs are all brilliant. Well, almost all the songs. I fear we need to talk about the racist, misogynistic, sadistic celebration of slavery that is "Brown Sugar". Musically it's a glorious thing. But if ever the lyrics WERE appropriate (and that's doubtful) time has not been kind. Even the Stones have decided to stop performing it. So this would have been 5 stars, but pro slavery, misogyny means it loses a star. And that's being generous.

I'm not a big Stones fan, but this record is pretty good. Not so good that it makes me want to become a fan, though. It's definitely worthy of being on this list.

I liked Wild Horses and Moonlight Mile the most.

A discovery! Not the Stones of course but they fact that they produced an album I really like. Until now, I found they produced a few good hits and a lot of "meh" filler. This album is all good though. In fact, I like the less known songs a lot, and the unplanned (freewheeling) second half of Can't You Hear Me Knocking is really great. Maybe Keith Richards is a great guitarist after all. Oh wait it's not him. Anyway. Good music, nice bluesy rock. I still don't dig Jagger's vocals but this reaches the threshold for a five.

Ousado até demais. Não sei se é algo meu, mas acho que o contexto muda toda a importância desse álbum, me surpreendi logo com a música de início, onde gostei da batida, mas quando escutei a letra…respirei fundo. A capa já diz muito, né? Antes quando vinha em disco vinha com um zíper (descolado!), mas acabava arranhando então…valeu a tentativa. Quanto mais pesquiso sobre o álbum e a banda mais fico com um pé atrás sobre eles…por isso disse que o contexto poderia ajudar muito, pois na época foi algo totalmente rock n roll e disruptivo do padrão da época. Com polêmica de autoria (Sister Morphine de Marianne Faithfull) e fuga para França, Sticky Fingers me deixou confusa pela comoção em cima desse disco, e ao mesmo tempo me fez entender como a onda de drogas e libertação estava tão em alta nos anos 70, que isso era apenas um eco de tudo isso e que não era comum algo tão provocativo. Minhas favoritas foram: “Wild Horses”, “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” e “Bitch”.

Pulento

Brown sugar was good, good musicians bad singers

Classic rock, very influential, so many bands sound like this today

Me gustó mucho. Este es el álbum interactivo con la portada diseñada por Andy Warhol. Canción favorita "Dead Flowers".

I never really liked their honky tonk style

604/1001 2026.04.30 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑

This is such a good Rolling Stones album. Probably tied with Beggars Banquet for my favorite of theirs. So many great songs. My favorites are “Brown Sugar,” “Sway,” “Wild Horses,” “Bitch,” “Sister Morphine,” and “Dead Flowers.” If I have to pick a very favorite, it would probably be “Sway.” The outro is absolutely fantastic. Some of the earlier Stones albums on this list are very hit or miss and probably don’t need to be included, but Sticky Fingers definitely deserves its spot.

Many albums later, and I think I get the Stones. Wow, this was great. Harsh, bluesy, fun, erotic, thoughtful, and tight. I have basically nothing bad to say. The unique instrumentation takes it to the next level, but even without it, it'd be a solid rock album. Wonderful.

Fair fucks old men

They take this occasion to combine their powers of making legendary singles and of making passable album-filler tracks in order to make this; the ultimate album of good-but-not-great music May their name live on in legend

Decent listen

Great, classic Stones album. Love "I Got the Blues" and "Moonlight Mile" on B side.

Quite boring and all sounded very samey. Not memorable.

i'm not quite following this cowboy theme we've got going on here. good, but other albums of theirs are better.

Buen disco de los primeros rolling

This album was good but life is short - listen to something that doesn't start with Brown Sugar

Mid

they all sound the same and you know that.

People in 1971 must have fainted when this came out. This glows with warmth and some fuckin great guitars, really energetic percussion and fun singing. Music does not have to be complicated to be good. This just slaps outright and makes me happy. Has surprising soul and sadness and a good touch of sap. Dirty and indulgent

Can't you hear me knocking kinda sucks

No me mató, cumple. Hay álbumes mejores y no creo que sea necesario escuchar este antes de morirme

obra maestra

Classics 3

Nice album

Te invito a mi primer disco de los stones no faltes

Probably the best all around stones album I’ve heard from this list

Not bad

(4/7) 1 or 2 good ones but the rest is fairly unremarkable. don't know where they found the saxophone

“Wild wild horses couldn’t drag away” - Wild Horses

Fair enough Stones, this is the one. Banger all the way through.

Jeg tror jeg mangler nogle nostalgi-point på dette album for at værdsætte det ligeså højt, som jeg forestiller mig nogle gør. "I Got The Blues" - kæmpe fucking GOATED banger. Det orgel der bliver lige straffet på samme måde som Mads Mikkelsen straffer Daniel Craigs juveler i Casino Royal :O Ellers synes jeg det er en meget "poppet" omgang rock, som gør man godt kan forstå, at The Rolling Stones er så bredt elsket og anerkendt. Til gengæld bliver jeg personligt ikke særlig grebet af albummet og derfor bliver det til 3 middelmådige stjerner (primært løftet op af orgelsoloen i "I Got The Blues").

*75 Stor bule i boks = 4 mellemlange stjerner til de rullende sten. Det er høj klasse, men vi er ikke heeelt oppe og sige ding-dong.

Jeg må indrømme at jeg aldrig har interesseret mig helt vildt for The Rolling Stones - I hvert fald ikke nok til at sætte et helt album på. Med det sagt, så forstår jeg godt hvorfor folk kan lide det og der er også et par super fede numre ind imellem. Favoritter: Wild horses I got the blues

På mange måder lyden af min barndom - jeg kommer fra et Stones-hjem :) Det blev dog aldrig rigtig noget for mig, men jeg er stadig mere eller mindre formet af det. Det er jo unægteligt nogle gigantiske numre på dette album, og selvom det ikke er noget, jeg selv sætter på, så må jeg anerkende betydningen og pay my respects. 3.9

4 stjerner bare for Wild Horses, det er simpelthen bare et klasse nummer.

Det er altså dejligt - endelig et album som man faktisk godt kan holde ud at høre et par gange

Funky, sydstats svedig dreven bluesy, helt igennem gennemført old school rock

5/5 best stones album

The Rolling Stones are obviously a massively influential band, and one of the most famous in the world, but this album is actually the first I’ve listened to from them. Wild horses blew me away, what a great song, and I’d never heard it before! The production helps keep the mood as well with each song like “Can’t You Hear Knocking”, the song is loud and quick as someone who needs a fix badly. Overall it has a pretty consistent sound, with some variance in structure, mood, writing, vocal style, and it really allows for an engaging and interesting listen.

Bien tirando a normalito un poco más que mid tier, lo mejorcito wild horses claramente. 6,25/10

5.0 — Crisp, tight, and aged remarkably well; the grooves, guitars, and swagger feel even sharper with time.

Back again for the second day with The Stones, and this album was certainly more enjoyable than Aftermath. What Aftermath lacked in uniqueness, Sticky Fingers provided a range of different songs, that offered something more chill. Still not a banger of an album, but better than average. 3/5 Brown Sugar 7 Sway 4 Wild Horses 6 Can't You Hear Me Knocking 5 You Gotta Move 5 Bitch 6 I Got The Blues 3 Sister Morphine 4 Dead Flowers 5 Midnight Mile 6

Primera vez que escucho este album. La música en sí es muy buena ritmicamente, pero las voces creo que no siempre cuadraban bien con ella. Especialmente los coros no me terminaban de convencer (como en Brown sugar). Supongo que es un gusto adquirido. (Y sí, se que Mick tiene una voz particular. Y queda perfectamente con ciertas canciones, pero en otras no terminaba de encajar para mí. Se sentía extraño y las voces de coro en vez de ayudar empeoraban la situación) Ojo, no estoy analizando letras ni nada por estilo. Simplemente es como lo he sentido a la primera escucha. ----Favs: Wild horses, Bitch, I got the blues, Dead flowers----

Good

I don't really know much about the rolling stones but they're pretty good here. Sound kinda like Geese in some ways with the guitar and such. I am liking the slower songs and the guy's voice is very expressive. wondering which one mick jagger is note: mick jagger is the guy whose voice i was praising earlier. awesome! fav tracks: Brown Sugar Sister Morphine Wild Horses

I'd give it a 3.5, but it didn't go over the line for me to make this 4 stars. I liked it, to my surprise. I'd probably listen to it again if it came on. But I have found that I do not like that 70s guitar sound. I'm not sure if it's the recording (this isn't the only album or artist) but it sounds scratchy to me.

I used to hate on the Stones but this is actually really good. Keith Richard’s is an amazing guitarist and his riffs on this album really show it. Also the heavy use of sax is amazing!!!

Probably my favourite Stones.

Three great songs (though Can You Hear Me Knocking should have been just half as long as it is…) but the rest are just okay. Favourites: Brown Sigar, Wild Horses and Can You Hear Me Knocking

Still feels just as good as the first time I heard it. This album REALLY opened the doors for me on the Stones. Even the slower songs hit hard ( I Got The Blues). I am going to go back down this rabbit hole with them now. Biggest Hit - Can't You Hear Me Knocking Biggest Miss (if I had to choose) - Sister Morphine Hidden Gem - Dead Flowers

The guitar….in this album…is insane. Good atmosphere - summery to me. Wild horses (ofc), I Got The Blues, and Sister Morphine are standouts here!!

Strong album by them! Not one I’d heard before but it sounded great.

Had way more depth than I would have expected

Classic Rolling Stones record! Love this record, especially Side A with Wild Horses, Can't You Hear Me Knocking and Brown Sugar.

Me mantengo una beatles girl

I hadn't marked down any notable takeaways when I listened to this album 4 months ago, and after perusing the tracks again I think that's about right. The Rolling Stones have certainly had better albums than this, and it's just as likely that they've had worse. There are good songs here, Wild Horses and Can't You Hear Me Knocking stand out on the first side, but nothing that reaches the highs of something like You Can't Always Get What You Want. Still, if you're looking for this sort of rock 'n roll/country overlap from the 70s, I suppose this is a good place to find it.

4/5 - A couple songs I knew and a lot that surprised me coming from the Rolling Stones

Just like a young girl should:

Stones + muscle shoals = masterpiece.

Cant you hear me knocking is one of my favorite songs ever

So this album makes me feel dirty. I mean it all starts with the album cover - yeesh. But I can’t help being a Stones fan. It’s like a dirty secret. So…

A collection of the best of the Stones. This could be a greatest hits album all on its own. You really get a sense that this English band went to the Delta, absorbed the blues, and emerged with a more American voice than any (white) American rock band before or since.

Never really listened to the rolling Stones. But is was very enjoyable, nice album. Very smooth, also really liked the sax/trompet sections

I loved wild horses and brown sugar

Another great classic!

Great album loved itt the beats omg the instrumental music amazing best heartbreak and karaoke kinda music I loved it

I love Keith's riffs, Charlie's drumming is so tight, and Mick Taylor's liquid melodic soloing is gorgeous. And. But. So. Jagger performs his Jaggering so Jaggerishly that at times it's hilarious parody, then deep veined soul, then performance art, then ironic sneer, and then Moonlight Mile. To which all must bow down.

The nasty misogyny is still there, but it is hard not to give in to the sheer brilliance and sweet sounds of this album. The Stones, and Jagger in particular, at the top of their game.

Dig this record

I’m not the biggest Stones fan, but I do like this one.

Awesome album.

I really like this album. 'Can't you hear me knockin'' is an absolute banger. I was a bit disappointed that, 'I got the blues' just missed for me.

The album felt very generic and things weren't standing out in any way. It felt somehow watered down. I am not a Rolling Stones knower and don't know if this represents them in their fullest but can't say I am impressed with this listen.

Has taken me quite a while to decide on a rating for this one - I listened to it almost a week ago. Ultimately I was trying to decide on whether or not to drop it a star for "Brown Sugar", but I think I'm going to ignore that track on the basis that it was >50 years ago and the band have stated that they regret it. I have never previously given The Rolling Stones any attention, and I was expecting fairly generic dad-rock here, but I was pleasantly surprised. This album was actually quite interesting and genuinely enjoyable. Low 4.

Boring album with no ambition. I'm already put off by some of rolling stones lyrics so I have no desire to pay attention to them here. 2

I know they are legends but it feels so dated

I LOVE WILD HORSES

very good!

This one holds a special place because two of the tracks, Wild Horses and Brown Sugar were recorded in Muscle Shoals while I was a toddler a few miles down the road. In the Beatles vs Stones debate I've always been Stones and this is one of my favorites

For a person who does not like the rolling stones , this album is really good. 4.5/5

La escucha del álbum empezó bien porque conocía el primer tema y me gusta. Me costó un poco enfocarme en sólo escuchar el álbum y no hacer nada más, eso sólo lo puede mantener por las primeras tres canciones aproximadamente. Después me puse a hacer un crucigrama o sopa de letras mientras escuchaba y lo disfruté mucho. Me gustan mucho los Rolling Stones y me gustó que varían el estilo de canciones entre rock más alegre entre comillas y algo más chill. Desde radio que me gusta esta idea de ir escuchando álbumes enteros para conocerlos a fondo y no sólo alguna que otra canción que es la más popular.

INCREÍBLE!!!!!!!!!!! Amo amo amo!! Me ha gustado mucho más que Beggars Banquet Mi favoritas: - Wild horses (temon, no puedo no pensar en Conrad y Belly) - Dead Flowers - Sister morphine

lo escucharia de nuevo creo. no le puse mucha atencion

leeendo

Great album

these songs are sooo fucking long dude. i cant stick around that long.

A good listen, with great performances and plenty of variety. The more country blues songs are not my style, but it’s still a fun album to listen to start to finish. Favorite song: Wild Horses

Dieu cette cover … aller au moins pour les harmos de wild horses. Can’t you hear me knocking est cool.

3/5 estrellas 8/10 canciones favoritas Buen álbum a pesar de ser algo largo, me gustaron el sonido de las guitarras en varias canciones y el piano/organo/synth que suelen usar en otras.

1. Brown Sugar: Sonido super rolling. Buen tema. 8/10 2. Sway: Normalita, ni me gusta ni me disgusta. 6/10 3. Wild Horses: GRAN BALADA, super tranka y supero rollinga. 9/10 4. Can´t You Hear Me Knocking: Buen tema, normal. 7/10 5. You Gotta Move: Onda old west, me suena de tiktok. Me gusta. 7/10 6. Bitch: Se me hace medio onda Beatles tambien, no tanto, pero si encuentro cositas. 7/10 7. I Got The Blues: Baladita super tranka. 7/10 8. Sister Morphine: De vuelta medio old west, me gusta un poco más. 7,5/10 9. Dead Flowers: Super country la siento. me gusta. 7/10 10. Moonlight Mile: Canción de trankas, baladita chill. 7/10 Nota General: Me gusta, banda histórica. Disco normalito, pero todas las canciones cumplen. Hay un par que me gustan un poco más. 8/10

Para ser honesta, aprecié las canciones y el álbum en general. Sin embargo, no es el tipo de música que suelo escuchar. Me encanta la música de los años 70, es mi época favorita, y por eso pude valorarlo. Los elementos de country en algunas canciones hicieron que me resultara un poco más difícil disfrutarlo completamente. Mi calificación sería un 2 de 5, no porque la música sea mala, sino simplemente porque no es el género que prefiero escuchar.

13/05/26 vai ser 6 com ctz ah mano consigo ver pq fez sucesso, pra mim é bem pra ouvir de vez em quando como foram meio pioneiros de um rock mais mainstream sem ser os beatles não traz nada de novo para mim só uma pegada um pouco mais blues wild horses é vibes na real bem vibes pqp can't you hear me knocking tem uma guitarra bacana e esse tamborzinho fire fire fire e esse sax fire fire fire 7 minutos de insanidades insanas dead flowers é um destaque, e os antecessores definitivamente não são ruins aposto que tem cover no meio de novo eu já ouvi essa guitarra de you gotta move, provavelmente é cover mas pqp tá equalizado igual o cu ah mano n é um 6, é um 8 as músicas são boas sim, acrescenta um pouco mais do que eu esperava 8/10 / 4/5

Best of the Rolling Stones albums on the list so far

I was underwhelmed by this one. I can sort of see the appeal, but it just isn't for me.

It's good! A refreshing amount of variety on the album and some good ol' fashioned rock classics. Not quite the mind-blowing perfection I was expecting out of such a revered album unfortunately, but holds up decently regardless. Fav tracks: Wild Horses, You Gotta Move, I Got The Blues, Sister Morphine

The Stones. They're pretty good. "Can't you hear me knocking" was a guitar hero fave of mine, "Brown Sugar" is a classic. I'll probably add both to the playlist. The rest is just alright.

There's some decent songs here, but mostly not so much. I don't get the appeal of the Stones. They're not that good and never have been.

Classic rock “old school”. Good recording 44.1 / 24.