Sticky Fingers

Dark Warrior's Rock Classic's Cd's Collection (189 music items)

"(1971) remastered"

Frank's Favorite Album Covers (60 music items)

" An album that unzips into a pair of underwear as a sleeve. Couldn't have worked better for a dirty rugged band singing about nasty girls. "

Listal's 100 Albums To Listen Before You Die (173 music items)

" Points: 6 Chosen by: darkwarrior (2), Frank (4) RYM's Top 5000 rank: 52"

Rare and Strange 'Hard to Find' albums (14 music items)

"In 1994 Virgin Records released the first ever reissued, remastered catalog of the Rolling Stones. It was even remastered by long time audio genius Bob Ludwig. In 2009 the Rolling Stones decided they would covert to UMe records and release new remasters of their albums. This immediately forced the 1994 Virgin albums out of print and made them a huge collector's item. The reason the Virgin reissues are so sought after today, is because the 2009 remasters are shit. Check my Super Remasters Li"

The 100 Best Rock Classic Song's 1965-1979 (100 music items)

"Brown sugar (1971) "

The Most Underrated Songs Ever (23 music items)

"Sway"

The Best Rock Classic Albums 1965-1979 (50 music items)

"the hits : brown sugar - wild horses - bitch - sway - sister morphine -"

Great Albums and Under Appreciated Song Writers (10 music items)

"Mick Taylor Without Mick Taylor the Stones would not have held their ground for so long as one of the top 5 bands in the world. He was the missing piece they longed for and ever since his departure, they've never been able to re-grasp that dominant Blues tone they were built for. During the recordings of Sticky Fingers, Kieth Richards did not even play on all tracks. It's amazing to me how Jagger and Richards are always cited in the credits even though it's Taylor's solos that hold these songs"

Albums That Make You Want to Pick Up the Guitar (34 music items)

"We all want to play something that the Rolling Stones wrote weather we admit it or not. It can be Paint it Black or Honky Tonk Women, but for me it's this record. I never appreciated the value of rhythm until I heard just how much of a back bone it is to the music with the Stones on this album in particular. I had to give the acoustic guitar a spin after listening to Wild Horses and Sister Morphine for months when I first got my hands on this. Mick Taylor is amazing, and a song like Bitch with"

Frank's Super Remaster Review List (30 music items)

"The Rolling Stones - 1994 VIRGIN REMASTERS Year- 1994 Company - Virgin Records For reissues, these were top of the line when they first came into the picture. Now out of print, the 1994 Virgin reissues of the Stones 70's period seems to be quite a collector's thing, and they range in pricing when trying to get a hold of them, thanks to the utter shit remasters they released in 2009. There are 2 sets of Virgin reissues, and I'm going to tackle both of them. There is the "Limited Edition" pre"

RS 500: Part 1 (100 music items)

""Drummer Charlie Watts remembered the origin of Sticky Fingers as being Mick Jagger and the songs he wrote while filming a movie in Australia. "Mick started playing the guitar a lot," Watts said. "He plays very strange rhythm guitar . . . very much how Brazilian guitarists play, on the upbeat. It is very much like the guitar on a James Brown track — for a drummer it's great to play with." The album has tough, straight-up rock, such as "Brown Sugar" and "Bitch," but also finds the Stones expand"