Let It Bleed

If you're wondering which CD of this Stones classic to get, get this one. The digitalized remastering process here sounds almost as good as pristine heavyweight vinyl. And for younger listeners, if you've never heard "Let It Bleed", you're in for a ride. From the first quiet haunting notes of "Gimme Shelter" to the tongue in cheek choral intro and outro of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" - with plenty of hard rockin' in between - it's the Stones at one of their all-time peaks.

I am a music lover period and The Stones one of the great groups of all time.Had some 45 rmps by them in the sixties and seventys but this is my first album.No complaints here.

Sticky Fingers is close, but for overall quantity of good songs on one disc - this is probably it! Not "knocking" their other disc's (they have plenty of good ones), or individual songs on others - but overall, for number of good rockers/quality tunes on one album I like this one.

Cr@$#!!!!! "Christopher" CRADDOCK, the one-eyed king of Bakersfield says:
"Released on November 28, 1969, this signaled the end of the Summer of Love. Gimmie Shelter, Live With Me, Midnight Rambler, but then the resignation and redemption of You Can't Always Get What You Want."

Sticky Fingers

The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter - Criterion Collection

Exile on Main St.

Beggars Banquet

Some Girls

Their Satanic Majesties Request

Goats Head Soup

Out of Our Heads

England's Newest Hitmakers

Tattoo You

(last one goes out to Jandi Lin)

Let It Bleed is one of, if not THE, greatest album from one of, if not THE greatest rock and roll band of all time. If you don't have Let It Bleed, you need it. It's beyond a must have; it's essential listening. It's music history. Standout tracks: Gimme Shelter, Country Honk, Live With Me, Let It Bleed, Midnight Rambler, Monkey Man, You Can't Always Get What You Want.