This is their best. Yes, the US version.

>>116164661 (OP)

>US version

>no Out Of Time, one of their best pop songs

>no Mother's Little Helper

No way

>one of their best pop songs

*vomits*

>no Mother's Little Helper

Shit opener.

That sucks. If it had Paint It Black it really would be the best album. It's weird The Rolling Stones seemed to have really different UK and US versions.

The US version does have Paint It Black making it superior on that alone.

>*vomits*

Why the FUCK would you claim Aftermath is their best if you don't like their pop songs you fucking retard

>>116164661 (OP)

Their best album is one that was never released

http://albumsthatneverwere.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-rolling-stones-could-you-walk-on.html

Their best with Brian maybe, after Beggars Banquet. Let it Bleed, Exile and Sticky Fingers shit all over it

Nah Exile is pretty overrated, Sticky Fingers is good and Let It Bleed is excellent but I wouldn't say they shit all over it at all

It's barely pop if at all, dipshit.

>Their best with Brian maybe,

Why would you listen to them outside Brian?

Noice. Although Let It Bleed(skip Country Honk and Love in Vain) is excellent one of their best. And Sticky Fingers and Exile are very good.

And live with me

>>116164661 (OP)

I agree I just listen to every version UK or USA music is music

Almost nothing they did after 1970 holds a candle to their classic mid 60s run in terms of quality, originality or relevance. The Stones of the 60s turned pop music on its head and rewrote their own rulebook with each new record; in the 70s they got lazy and creatively stagnant, just making the same kind of tunes over and over again. I've actually become convinced that Mick and Keith have no natural ambition like Lennon and McCartney and had to be forced to be creative. Without the incentive they're perfectly content to fall back on being generic blues rockers.

Let It Bleed is their best

Objectively

>>116164661 (OP)

Between the Buttons just barely edges it out imo

>I've actually become convinced that Mick and Keith have no natural ambition like Lennon and McCartney and had to be forced to be creative.

Every song in Aftermath and Between the Buttons was 95% written by Keith, at least the music. Jagger only wrote lyrics. After they stopped touring Keith discovered open G tuning and that was it, he forgot about melodies and started writing riffs and he let Jagger write the melodies

>>116164661 (OP)

SHE'S UNDER MAH THUMB

>>116164661 (OP)

i don't know anon check their discography

Proving, once again, they were just copying The Beatles

Got a download link?

Don't have it anymore unfortunately. Try searching mega and soulseek.

All the songs are available on Aftermath or Flowers, except these two

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yukOJdg2vPk [Embed]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB5B0mDqVYo [Embed]

>>116164661 (OP)

You're correct

Since I have the mono box set, I could easily recreate it, except for the two missing songs.
