Rolling Stones Best Album Poll - 2 of 2

[Music Head]

Sticky Fingers (1971)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Brown Sugar" – 3:50
2."Sway" – 3:52
3."Wild Horses" – 5:44
4."Can't You Hear Me Knocking" – 7:15
5."You Gotta Move" (Fred McDowell, Rev. Gary Davis) – 2:34
7."Bitch" – 3:37
8."I Got the Blues" – 3:54
9."Sister Morphine" (Jagger, Richards, Marianne Faithfull) – 5:34
10."Dead Flowers" – 4:05
11."Moonlight Mile" – 5:56


Exile On Main St. (1972)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Rocks Off" – 4:32
2."Rip This Joint" – 2:23
3."Shake Your Hips" (Slim Harpo) – 2:59
4."Casino Boogie" – 3:33
5."Tumbling Dice" – 3:45
6."Sweet Virginia" – 4:25
7."Torn and Frayed" – 4:17
8."Sweet Black Angel" – 2:54
9."Loving Cup" – 4:23
10."Happy" – 3:04
11."Turd on the Run" – 2:37
12."Ventilator Blues" (Jagger, Richards, Mick Taylor) – 3:24
13."I Just Want to See His Face" – 2:52
14."Let It Loose" – 5:17
15."All Down the Line" – 3:49
16."Stop Breaking Down" (Robert Johnson) – 4:34
17."Shine a Light" – 4:14
18."Soul Survivor" – 3:49


Goats Head Soup (1973)



Track Listing
All Songs Jagger/Richards

1."Dancing with Mr. D" – 4:53
2."100 Years Ago" – 3:59
3."Coming Down Again" – 5:54
4."Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" – 3:27
5."Angie" – 4:33
6."Silver Train" – 4:27
7."Hide Your Love" – 4:12
8."Winter" – 5:31
9."Can You Hear the Music?" – 5:31
10."Star Star" – 4:25


It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (1974)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."If You Can't Rock Me" – 3:47
2."Ain't Too Proud to Beg" (Norman Whitfield/Eddie Holland) – 3:31
3."It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" – 5:07
4."Till the Next Goodbye" – 4:37
5."Time Waits for No One" – 6:38
6."Luxury" – 5:01
7."Dance Little Sister" – 4:11
8."If You Really Want to Be My Friend" – 6:17
9."Short and Curlies" – 2:44
10."Fingerprint File" – 6:33


Black and Blue (1976)



Track listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Hot Stuff" – 5:20
2."Hand of Fate" – 4:28
3."Cherry Oh Baby" (Eric Donaldson) – 3:53
4."Memory Motel" – 7:07
5."Hey Negrita" (Inspiration by Ronnie Wood) – 4:58
6."Melody" (Inspiration by Billy Preston) – 5:47
7."Fool to Cry" – 5:04
8."Crazy Mama" – 4:34


Some Girls (1978)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Miss You" – 4:48
2."When the Whip Comes Down" – 4:20
3."Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" (Norman Whitfield, Barrett Strong) – 4:38
4."Some Girls" – 4:37
5."Lies" – 3:12
6."Far Away Eyes" – 4:24
7."Respectable" – 3:07
8."Before They Make Me Run" – 3:25
9."Beast of Burden" – 4:25
10."Shattered" – 3:47


Emotional Rescue (1980)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Dance (Pt. 1)" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood) – 4:23
2."Summer Romance" – 3:16
3."Send It to Me" – 3:43
4."Let Me Go" – 3:50
5."Indian Girl" – 4:23
6."Where the Boys Go" – 3:29
7."Down in the Hole" – 3:58
8."Emotional Rescue" – 5:39
9."She's So Cold" – 4:14
10."All About You" – 4:18


Tattoo You (1981)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Start Me Up" – 3:31
2."Hang Fire" – 2:20
3."Slave" – 6:32
4."Little T&A" – 3:23
5."Black Limousine" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood) – 3:31
6."Neighbours" – 3:31
7."Worried About You" – 5:16
8."Tops" – 3:45
9."Heaven" – 4:21
10."No Use in Crying" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood) – 3:24
11."Waiting on a Friend" – 4:34


Undercover (1983)



Track Listing
All songs Jagger/Richards except where noted

1."Undercover of the Night" – 4:32
2."She Was Hot" – 4:41
3."Tie You Up (The Pain of Love)" – 4:16
4."Wanna Hold You" – 3:52
5."Feel On Baby" – 5:07
6."Too Much Blood" – 6:14
7."Pretty Beat Up" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood) – 4:04
8."Too Tough"– 3:52
9."All the Way Down" – 3:14
10."It Must Be Hell" – 5:04


Dirty Work (1986)



Track Listing

1."One Hit (To the Body)" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood) – 4:44
2."Fight" (Jagger/Richards/Wood) – 3:09
3."Harlem Shuffle" (Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson) – 3:24
4."Hold Back" (Jagger/Richards) – 3:53
5."Too Rude" (Lindon Roberts) – 3:11
6."Winning Ugly" (Jagger/Richards) – 4:32
7."Back to Zero" (Jagger/Richards/Leavell) – 4:00
8."Dirty Work" (Jagger/Richards/Wood) – 3:53
9."Had It with You" (Jagger/Richards/Wood) – 3:19
10."Sleep Tonight" (Jagger/Richards) – 5:11
11."Key to the Highway" (Big Bill Broonzy/Charles Segar) – 0:33

[Music Head]

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[Music Head]

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[Thraak]

It's a shame your work here has been in vain Ed! I would vote but 1)I only own two Stones albums, both of which are shite. 2)I'm not a huge fan of the Stones!!

[ratherburnout]

The Rolling Stones have a whole range of great songs across albums such as 'Sticky Fingers', 'Let It Bleed' and 'Beggers Banquet', along with plenty of awsome singles e.g. 'Jumping Jack Flash'. However the reason I think 'Exile On Main St' stands out as their "best" album is because it flows better than their predecessors. All of the songs on the album compliment each other and fit together perfectly. It's an album that needs to be listened to in its entirety to appreciate it though so don't expect to listen to one song off it and instantly fall in love with it. It's more of an album rather than a collection of singles bunched together with filler songs, which is how I feel some of their earlier albums come across.

That's my brief overview of it anyway if it's of any help to potential stone fans.

[Thraak]

Yeah I've been meaning to check out their earlier releases as since I'm into blues I think I'd like them. Having only heard two later albums and some of the hit singles they had I cant really make a fair judgement on them yet.

[The Freewheelin' euan]

sticky finger is a close call i also love its only rock and roll. but exile just has to be my favourite.

[SteveO]

Was there a TRAFFIC poll done ?

[Tiggi]

Don't think they've been covered yet Steve.

[mtthwibrahim]

Exile by a wide margin. It was listening to that album when I decided the Stones were the best band ever