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My bad, I meant that Rick Wright (pianist) got the boot. But back to the Stones... Seb ------------------ Tall ships and tall kings Three times three What brought they from the foundered land Over the flowing sea? Seven stars and seven stones And one white tree

Ohh, here we go. Sure it started out as the Stones, but its evolved into so much more. I agree with Kevin's assement of the Beatles. IMHO as a huge Beatles fan, 1966-1970 (Revolver, Magical Mystery Tour, Sgt. Pepper's, The White Album, Abbey Road, Yellow Submarine, Let it Be) was a lot better...

Thanks for the information Kevin. I have a friend who is a big Stones fan too and he told me that he thinks their best period, and the best of any band ever, was the four year stretch of Beggar's Banquet-Exile. What do you think? Thanks, Seb ------------------ All that is gold does not...

Just finished listening to "Sticky Fingers". I think I like "Let it Bleed" more, but this is still very good. My favourite songs on the album, "Brown Sugar", "Sway", and "Sister Morphine". There are some very nice, bluesy, jazzy, rock songs on this album like "I Got the Blues" and the way the...

Well I've now experienced "Beggar's Banquet" and "Let it Bleed" which were both spectacular. Next up is "Sticky Fingers"! :) Seb

Thanks for the replies guys. And thank you Kevin! I now know where to start! One of my managers where I work used to be a general manager at an HMV and can get me CDs at cost so I'll be picking up a few disks in the next little while from your suggestions. Seb ------------------ All that is...

Being on 16 years old, I haven't heard all that much of the Stones work. The only full album of theirs I've heard is "Exile on Main Street" which was phenomenal so I want to listen to some more. Where should I start? What albums are great, what singles are great? Thanks, Seb...