It is actually a great modern Stones album
5
By Grant Greenly
I’ve been a big fan since 1984 when Undercover came out. Then I discovered all of their older work and I was hooked! However, since Undercover I haven’t enjoyed their albums as much as the ones up until that point until now. I really didn’t expect to love this album but it grew on me and I listen to it everyday just like I did with Undercover when it first came out! Do I think it’s as good as albums like Let it Bleed? Well in a way it is just as good because it’s not 1969 anymore and never will be again. The Stones keep it moving! They are probably the most interesting thing I’ve experienced in this lifetime.
An album to inspire us all
4
By EniNYC
Love this album - yes, some songs bring familiar themes but listening to it right now, as I write this review, all I want to say is 'long live rock and roll'
Over Wattage
4
By Psychlops' Raincloud
This release is very tiring to listen to with all the compression & over production...the worst part is there are great songs being buried in the final mix. Hopefully, one day the Stones can re-release the basic tracks and remix-down ...maybe "The Demo Version" with the ghost of Jimmy Miller over their shoulder!
The Futures Uncertain........
1
By Teeshot957
I've been listening to this band since 1964. It's time ..... Please!!!!
They still got it!
5
By Rock fan 25
Age has not slowed them down! One of my favorite stones albums!
Andrew Watt is brilliant!
5
By Little Bean😝🌸
He knows how to bring out the best in these old dudes. Grew up on them!
Why is this still a preorder?
1
By Pharoah2011
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GOAT STONES
5
By jeffg24
Still producing music better than anything out today.
Big poppa
5
By B4004
Top shelf icons. Mick 82, Keith 83 and Ronnie 79 are you f—- ing kidding me. They show up and show out! Amazing. So cool.
Easy to Appreciate Greatness
5
By Nanker Phelger
I can’t fathom the energy and talent it takes write, compose, and play music at 80+ years old. Yet they still do it. The riffs, beat, and lyrics found the groove yet again. We’re so lucky to have them.
My favorite is Never Wanna Lose You. Apart from the Mick, Keith, Ronnie, and Steve show…the bass guitar, (assume it’s Darryl Jones) is on fire. The keyboard (assume Chuck Leavell) work hits with the bass, what a groove. So much energy.
