Pick the best Rolling Stones album from THESE FOUR:

Discussion in 'Music Corner' started by Baba Oh Really, Mar 8, 2013.

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  1. CDmp3

    CDmp3 Forum Resident

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    "Anyway You Look At It" is OK. Kinda like a poor mans "As Tears Go By"
     
  2. Purple Jim

    Purple Jim Senior Member

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    I never play any of those albums in fact (apart from "A Bigger Bang" which I re-sequenced). My favourite tracks from the others went on personal compilations.
     
  3. Elton

    Elton I Hope Being Helpful, Will Make Me Look Cool

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    Voodoo Lounge is the most consistence. If Steel Wheels wasn't so sterile it would have been a tougher choice.
     
  4. Roninblues

    Roninblues 猿も木から落ちる。

    * STEEL WHEELS
    It was a good concert and Living Colour was the opening act.
     
  5. pamfletty

    pamfletty Member

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    Voodoo Lounge
     
  6. Jim Drew

    Jim Drew Forum Resident

    a bigger bang
    if only for ‘my sweet neo-con'
     
  7. walrus

    walrus Staring into nothing

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    Voted for Voodoo, but I like all four, minus the awful mastering on ABB. The vinyl release is midly better on that one.

    Bridges was the album the Stones released when I was 16, and I played the crap out of it, so I have a particularly affinity for it, especially the Keith tracks.
     
  8. simon-wagstaff

    simon-wagstaff Forum Resident

    Steel Wheels actually sort of reminds me of Satanic Majesty's Reqest for some reason. I reallylike it.
     
  9. CusBlues

    CusBlues Fort Wayne’s Favorite Retired Son

    I also think Out of Control from Bridges is a great tune. I think it was a great live tune.
     
  10. wayved

    wayved Guest

    tell the fire chief to quit playing cards.
     
  11. wayved

    wayved Guest

    if you say Voodoo Lounge with a british accent its all good.
     
  12. TimM

    TimM Senior Member

    Same here. These four albums can yield an enjoyable CD comp or playlist.
     
  13. kozy814

    kozy814 Forum Resident

    I guess I agree here. But it's not a "go-to" record by any stretch. And I'm a certified Stones junkie
     
  14. musicore77

    musicore77 Well-Known Member

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    My wife and I love A Bigger Bang A lot.
     
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  15. Fastnbulbous

    Fastnbulbous Doubleplus Ungood

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    Knew she would, knew she would, know what I mean ...
     
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  16. Baba Oh Really

    Baba Oh Really Certified "Forum Favorite" Thread Starter

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    You know about the followup 4 CD set, "Voodoo Stew".....right?
     
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  17. andy75

    andy75 Forum Resident

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    I'd like to change my vote from "VL" to "SW". Been listening to Steel Wheels a lot recently... Voodoo is a great album, but Steel Wheels is much better as a whole! Thanks to this thread i've reviseted the later Stones albums!
     
  18. Harold Land

    Harold Land Active Member

    A Bigger Bang
     
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  19. Miche

    Miche Forum Resident

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    None of the above.
    Music is well... barren and the CDs has awful sound quality,
    However, the DVD Biggest Bang with the gig in Brazil is awesome. The band in good form and the sound quality is outstanding.
     
  20. musicore77

    musicore77 Well-Known Member

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  21. hangwire13

    hangwire13 Forum Resident

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    I voted for Steel Wheels but it looks like I might have to give Voodoo Lounge another listen. BTB and ABB dont do much for me. ABB did when it first came out, but I got bored with it kinda quick.
     
  22. Cherie Johnston

    Cherie Johnston New Member

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    A Bigger Bang. I liked it.
     
  23. milankey

    milankey Forum Resident

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    Steel Wheels
     
  24. reddyempower

    reddyempower Forum Resident

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    Not sure about the best. The worst imo is Bridges which I've never been able to absorb for some reason. The rest... I think they're pretty good albums.

    I'm one of those who feel the Stones shot their wad on Exile, one of the greatest albums imaginable. After that, they were never the same- and that's perfectly okay, they were still miles ahead of most other music, just not the kings they once were. But they declined, finally reaching a nadir in Dirty Work. Listening to Steel Wheels now, I feel there's some good, original, entertaining music. Same with the rest the OP mentioned with the exception of Bridges (but I suspect I havn't given it a fair chance to be honest).

    I think it's a testament to the band's greatness that their lesser albums are so good.
     
  25. hammer99

    hammer99 Forum Resident

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    Got no use for any of those 4, but I would pick Wandering Spirit if it was in the poll.
     
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