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The Rolling Stones is the debut album by the Rolling Stones, released by Decca Records in the UK on 16 April 1964. The album is included in Robert Dimery's 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

It spans 5 DVD discs, 450 minute total running time. Each disc is 90 minutes, devoted to one decade of the band's history: The Sixties (Disc 1), The Seventies (Disc 2), The Eighties (Disc 3), The Nineties (Disc 4), and Two Thousand and Beyond (Disc 5. .It spans 5 DVD discs, 450 minute total.

Recorded at Regent Studios, London. Made in England · The Decca Record Co. Ltd. DECCA REGD. Morris Jewel Music Burlington Music Southern Music . onnelly Belinda Hill & Range. -- Released approximately in early 1980s, probably in 1981. Glossy sleeve, no flipback, no lamination. The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away (TV 1964) 5:08. The Rolling Stones I Just Want To Make Love To You (Hollywood Palace Show June 1964). ROLLING STONES - Carol - 1964 8:56. Walking The Dog by The Rolling Stones 3:09.

There are roughly a million Rolling Stones albums, and almost all of them have songs that will drastically improve your life. Some of them also have Angie. In a time of psychedelic excess, the Stones strip down with their most hardass songs. Key Track: "Sympathy for the Devil," which sums up the collapse of Western civilization with demented "hoo hoo" chants and congas. Best Mick Moment: "Stray Cat Blues," where he mixes up lust, cruelty and compassion. Brian's Swan Song: This was Brian Jones' last full album with the band. His slide guitar on "No Expectations" may be his saddest moment.

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Some Girls has another flavor some Stones fans don't like, but for the time, from a 60's band, f.n great! Think about it. If the Stones had gone heavy, it would have been worse than a joke

A sprawling, weary double album encompassing rock & roll, blues, soul, and country, Exile doesn't try anything new on the surface, but the substance is new. Taking the bleakness that underpinned Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers to an extreme, Exile is a weary record, and not just lyrically. Jagger's vocals are buried in the mix, and the music is a series of dark, dense jams, with Keith Richards and Mick Taylor spinning off incredible riffs and solos.