1001 Albums Summary

Recognizing the historical place for this genre, it's not for me.

I share the position of Ian Cohen from Indiecast--I never had a Rolling Stones period and I don't know why. Obviously a classic album critical in the development of rock from the formative late 60s to the mature 70s form. That said, the cultural distance from Keith Richards at Villa Nellcôte in the early 70s to today is almost incomprehensible.

Total classic.

Treacly.

There are some immortal bangers here, but as an album it's showing its age.

Some filler but Annie is, in fact, okay.