Exile On Main Street

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Mr Crosby replied

14 May 2010, 20:23
Let it bleed was their best.
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gricerboy replied

14 May 2010, 13:20
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gricerboy started a topic Exile On Main Street

14 May 2010, 11:29
Exile On Main Street

There's been a lot in the media about the reissue of this album & it is widely touted as being THE classic Stones album by those in the know (normally dickhead talking heads on those Channel 4 "Top 100" type programmes).

I agree it's a good album & I do have it in my collection but It's far from there best IMO. That, for me, has to be Black & Blue. Great Album. I also rate Bridges to Babylon which would have produced another No.1 for the band if Radio 1 hadn't stuck its head up its ass and decreed that no records by bands over 10 years old will be played on their airwaves.

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And, for the record, the best album of all time by anyone has to be Out of The Blue by the ELO. Pure class, it's THEIR Dark Side.
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