The year we are about to deal with was prolific for rock music. It is therefore a rather difficult task to isolate the ten most significant rock albums of 1968. However, even though this is a list essentially based on my personal taste, and therefore certainly debatable, it does take into account the importance of […]
Released in 1968, Beggars Banquet is the seventh album in the Rolling Stones’ UK discography (the ninth in the US discography). The album, published by Decca in the UK (SKL 4955) and by London Records in the USA (PS 539) represents an important turning point in the Rolling Stones’ musical production. In Beggars Banquet for […]
Their satanic majesties request is the first and only album produced by Rolling Stone themselves Released in December 1967 at the height of the psychedelic epic, this Their Satanic Majesties Request remains one of the most fascinating and controversial albums in the Stones’ entire discography. An album that is in some ways overrated, in others […]
Between the buttons, released in 1967, is the fifth album in the UK discography and the seventh in the US discography of the Rolling Stones. After the release of the previous Aftermath, in which compositional creativity was expressed for the first time of the Jagger/Richards couple, the Stones allowed themselves to be drawn into the […]
Aftermath, The Rolling Stones’ fourth studio album is to be considered a milestone in the history of rock music. The album, entirely recorded in the United States in the RCA studios, was the first of the Stones’ production to contain songs exclusively composed by the Jagger/Richards duo. Furthermore, this album was also the band’s first […]
