What's your fave ROLLING STONES album?

mine is Sticky Fingers, because Brown Sugar is in this album

what's yours?

I know it's a greatest hits collection, but I love Hot Rocks...I'm also a fan of the Voodoo Lounge album as well for newer stuff

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For my money, their essential albums are: Beggar's Banquet, Let It Bleed, Exile on Main Street and Sticky Fingers, but I really couldn't pick a favorite.

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Hmm, like Strummer says there are some really great ones but it's tough to pick one over the other. The one's I listen to most though are Let It Bleed and Beggar's Banquet. My favourite track is on Goat's Head Soup though (Star Star it's called).

No contest i would have to say its Sticky Fingers...well for me atleast.

The London Years. A 3 disc almost greatest hits album.
After that it's probably Let it bleed because it has my favourite Stones' song on it,
Gimmie Shelter.

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nice choice
Gimmie Shelter and love in vain was two of theryre best song ever from let it bleed album well thats just me

great choice! love that also
how about a Stones survivor? anyone?

I really cant say,you mean a survivor track?

Satisfaction and Paint it Black have definitely outlived time.I can still hear the song played as movie soundtracks.

Let It Bleed
(1969)
TRACKS
1. "Gimmie Shelter"
2. "Love In Vain"
3. "Country Honk"
4. "Live With Me"
5. "Let It Bleed"
6. "Midnight Rambler"
7. "You Got The Silver"
8. "Monkey Man"
9. "You Can't Always Get What You Want"


Second I'd put Exile On Main Street, then Sticky Fingers as my top three.

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