Goin' Home still the best thing on Aftermath

edit: that one, Mother's Little Helper or Out Of Time

this might have the best A-side of any Stones album that isn't Sticky Fingers

looks sick

but yeah Between the Buttons > Aftermath overall. just a better album overalll

not sure what's the 2nd best Stones album between Buttons and Sticky Fingers. Fingers overall has a higher quality but I got the blues is one of if not their worst cuts on their classic albums. Beggars Banquet also has a say in this. Let It Bleed is too inconsistent imo despite Gimme Shelter, Midnight Rambler and You Can't Always Get What You Want

Not watching the trailer as usual

I Am Waiting and Out Of Time clear Goin Home easily for me

LIB and BB are both amazing but the deep cuts are just alot folksier/americana that what I usually wanna hear from them. Often would rather listen to Satanic Majesty.

My perspective of the stones 60s is also skewed because I have all the singles tacked on as bonus tracks so;

Aftermath also has Have You Seen Your Mother and exquisite Ride On Baby

Buttons also has Let's Spend The Night, Ruby Tuesday, Dendelion and major opus We Love You

TSMR also has unparalleled one-two punch Jumpin Jack Flash and Child Of The Moon

Sticky Fingers has Memo From Turner

Out of Time is peak

Ride on Baby

I prefer TMR.

Album for any Arthur Russell fans, some long lost work of his on there apparently:

ulyssa.bandcamp.com/album/my-skyscraper

Absolutely sick

helll nooo

yeah it's better by quite a bit but Safe as Milk is still a masterpiece

Lick My Decals Baby secretly his peak

Unlistenable

you might like the a capella cover version of it

davidminnick1.bandcamp.com/album/trout-mask-replica-replica-2

it's really good

one day

@Tuneout

@Elric Frownland arguably the most disorienting thing on there aside from his horn solos.

this was an eye opener for me

I like it less every time I hear it

same with Decals. theyre like musical self-flagellation.

band was peak when they had Ry Cooder though.

itll click once you get into his great trio of late 70s/early 80s albums which are a bit more offputting than safe as milk or his past few youve heard, but i think youll still like them

banger

man just give me Abba Zaba, Electricity, Where Theres Woman or Autumns Child