For those of you with sufficient musical taste to appreciate the Stones

[SWv2]

I don’t think one can really dislike the Stones. They’re alright. Not great, not terrible, just... alright.

Exit on Main Street and Let it Bleed are the only two I own/possess. Actually think I have some kind of Greatest Hits covering a certain early period.

Some stone cold absolute classics it must be said.

Wd Stones.

[Burney]

Exit on Main Street and Let it Bleed are the only two I own/possess. Actually think I have some kind of Greatest Hits covering a certain early period.

Some stone cold absolute classics it must be said.

Wd Stones.

Beggar’s Banquet is my favourite. Exile on Main Street - like all double albums - would have been a great single album.

[Peter]

Exit on Main Street and Let it Bleed are the only two I own/possess. Actually think I have some kind of Greatest Hits covering a certain early period.

Some stone cold absolute classics it must be said.

Wd Stones.

Sticky fingers is a must.

[SWv2]

Sticky fingers is a must.

I have my doubts about the accuracy of this statement, especially considering who wrote it, and the general subject.

[Peter]

I have my doubts about the accuracy of this statement, especially considering who wrote it, and the general subject.

Its a great album, and as a bonus you get to see where the verve got their sound from

[World's End Stella]

Its a great album, and as a bonus you get to see where the verve got their sound from

Their best and my favourite. Beggars Banquet is two great songs and 8 fillers. Prodigal Son and Salt of the Earth being slightly better than filler I suppose.

In contrast, Sticky Fingers is two great songs and several pieces of highly underrated genius. Specifically, You Gotta Move, Moonlight Mile, I Got the Blues and Dead Flowers.

[Peter]

Their best and my favourite. Beggars Banquet is two great songs and 8 fillers. Prodigal Son and Salt of the Earth being slightly better than filler I suppose.

In contrast, Sticky Fingers is two great songs and several pieces of highly underrated genius. Specifically, You Gotta Move, Moonlight Mile, I Got the Blues and Dead Flowers.

How can anyone not love moonlight mile?