Ranking All The Rolling Stones Albums

[@top5records796]

For the playlist with all my Rolling Stones reviews, click here: kzbin.info/aero/PLpU3Ue9y0EDnsGP9wnBXfUuvO8X-PBnpB For the comparison video on the best pressing of Exile on Main St., click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmSlg3dui9WlaM0si=V1q4BKupdW38AJBJ

[@angelcitystudio]

I 100% agree with LET IT BLEED!!!! One of the best albums ever pressed in my opinion.

[@fizzlebomber674]

That's a pretty solid list my man. My biggest issue is Undercover being second to last. Undercover is more than solid, take another listen or two. I love that freaking album. It's better than Voodoo Lounge and Steel Wheels. Hackney Diamonds is amazing but you have it slightly too high probably. Goat's Head Soup gotta be in their top ten as well.

[@top5records796]

Thanks! I really don’t seem to get into Undercover really…

[@cxmario4387]

Black And Blue is one of my favorite album af all the times. Very, very underrated...

[@ArmandoMPR]

Great list! Mine would go like this: 1. Exile on Main St. 2. Sticky Fingers 3. Beggars Banquet 4. Let It Bleed 5. Some Girls 6. Tattoo You 7. Hackney Diamonds 8. Between the Buttons 9. Aftermath 10. It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 11. Goats Head Soup 12. Black and Blue 13. Blue and Lonesome 14. Out of Our Heads 15. The Rolling Stones 16. A Bigger Bang 17. Voodoo Lounge 18. Emotional Rescue 19. Bridges to Babylon 20. Their Satanic Majesties Request 21. Steel Wheels 22. No. 2 23. Undercover 24. Dirty Work

[@chrisr5477]

Very nice video on a quiet challenging task. Sticky Fingers is my all time Stones favorite, especially with the fantastic Doug Sax master THX Chris

[@SiL-uj2zl]

Satanic majesties and between the buttons are my favourites

[@raccoon-ek7wd]

Love it man, you should do Led Zeppelin next!

[@top5records796]

Thanks! I’ll do Led Zeppelin when I’m done with The Doors! Been looking forward to Led Zeppelin!

[@Vinylfromtheunderground]

Love that! Quote of the year “What is going on here”? LMAO

[@top5records796]

Thank you!

[@alexshkoditch4593]

Every list reflects the individuals' taste; my rankings would be different, but I respect any true fans opinions. When Hackney Diamonds was first released, I agreed with almost every positive review that was given, and even to this day I contend that it is a very good album. One of those positive reviews questioned whether or not you would still be listening to this a year from its' release, and I have to admit that after repeated listening's in the months after its' release, I haven't played or desired to hear the album for about 6 months. I wonder how many others that still believe this is a good album (like I do), find that it is no longer on their playlist.

[@spiritualarchitect4276]

My Top 20 Stoners: 20. Out of Our Heads 19. Dirty Work 18. Black and Blue 17. A Bigger Bang 16. Aftermath 15. It’s Only Rock and Roll 14. Bridges to Babylon 13. Hackney Diamonds 12. Emotional Rescue 11. Their Satanic Majesties Request 10. Between the Buttons 9. Undercover 8. Voodoo Lounge 7. Goats Head Soup 6. Some Girls 5. Tattoo You 4. Beggars Banquet 3. Let It Bleed 2. Stick Fingers 1. Exile on Main Street

[@top5records796]

Awesome! Exile on 1!

[@hildegardseibenstein3263]

Sticky

[@matthanafi]

You are missing on Steel Wheels, give it a fresh listen !!

[@MrMojoRisin]

Awesome ranking video. My favourite by the Stones is Exile On Main St.

[@top5records796]

Thank you!

[@starseedandco.]

I'll back you up on 'Hackney Diamonds' and 'Black & Blue', they are mercilessly discriminated by purists simply because they have shinier production values but IMHO they have some of Rolling Stone's best songs on them. 'Bite My Head Off', 'Sweet Sounds of Heaven', 'Memory Hotel' etc... ;)

[@hildegardseibenstein3263]

Memory Motel

[@curly_wyn]

1. Sticky Fingers 2. Exile on Main Street 3. Let it Bleed 4. Between the Buttons 5. Beggar’s Banquet 6. Goats Head Soup 7. Aftermath 8. December’s Children (and Everybody’s) 9. Out of Our Heads 10. Some Girls 11. The Rolling Stones, Now! 12. Tattoo You 13. Black and Blue 14. It’s Only Rock ‘N Roll 15. Emotional Rescue 16. Their Satanic Majesties Request 17. 12 x 5 18. A Bigger Bang 19. Voodoo Lounge 20. England’s Newest Hit Makers 21. Bridges to Babylon 22. Blue & Lonesome 23. Steel Wheels 24. Dirty Work 25. Hackney Diamonds 26. Undercover

[@Donjasoni]

Excellent list. Good choices. For the most part I agree with you. Exile is my number 1, but I won’t argue with anyone that has any order of Exile, Sticky, and Let It Bleed in their top three. Beggar’s banquet too. I will say that Undercover is a criminally underrated record. I’d put that much higher. My biggest contention, however, would be Goats Head Soup, which I consider their most underrated. In fact, I’d include it in their top five with the string of great records from 68-73. It’s simply incredible. I have a couple of US pressings, a UK pressing, and the Giles Martin remix. The UK was very muddy and veiled. The U.S. pressings aren’t as bad as everyone says they are. The best one is the Giles Martin….much more dynamic and punchy.

[@vincenzostr4488]

From Beggars Banquet to Tattoo are all great albums

[@CharlyDS]

Very good ranking! Of course we have our little differences, I tend to prefer Out of Our Heads over RS2, I'd rank Undercover higher than Voodoo and Emotional/Tattoo probably a bit higher too but the rest is quite close! I can put either Sticky or Let It Bleed on top. I did love Hackney, didn't rank it yet but it deserves a good position, maybe below all the classics including Goat and Black and Blue though. You surprised with Blue and Lonesome, didn't pay much attention to it.. Need to play it again!

[@danielceo4694]

Just found your channel. I quite enjoyed this video and I can't say I disagree with it. There are a couple of albums which I don't think of quite as highly. I wonder if you plan on reviewing any of The Stones live albums?

[@top5records796]

Thanks! I actually am planning on doing that. But first I need to get a lot more of them.

[@lobbyboi4719]

Great list!! Exile on #1 for me for sure. Btw around the 10:30 mark you said "sam cooke is one of the greatest vocalists alive " so i looked him up and it says he was killed in 1964 actually lol

[@top5records796]

Did I say alive? Not that ever lived? Damn that would be a mistake, I actually saw the documentary about his murder.

[@michaellord9745]

Tattoo You is top 10 for starters.

[@top5records796]

Top 10? I think that’s really high. Why would you put it there?

[@JCStorm76]

@@top5records796Why’s it high? It’s really good. Some of those earlier albums you ranked ahead of it are definitely weaker in my opinion

[@top5records796]

@@JCStorm76 interesting! Why do you think they are weaker?

[@JCStorm76]

@@top5records796 The first 4 or 5 albums aren’t anything special. After that they obviously get much better. They’re just not as memorable as Tattoo You to my ears but we all hear things differently

[@robgronotte1]

I like Dirty Work better than anything else after Tattoo You.

[@SH-ud8wd]

I would like to include the leftover album Metamorphosis with a seering side two.

[@guybarouk8875]

Berggers banquet IS number One or two not more

[@hildegardseibenstein3263]

The name of the album ranked #14 is "It's Only Rock 'n Roll"!

[@Walker-ie1kq]

In my opinion first 10 albums more or less OK. But the next 15 albums ex-aequo on number 11.👌👌👌👌👌

[@top5records796]

Thanks!

[@92jdeg]

dirty work > Undercover

[@vincenzostr4488]

I don't like all the albums after Tattoo You. They are useless

[@curly_wyn]

Absolutely. Nothing after Tattoo You is worth your time.

[@michaellord9745]

You lost me when you had Tattoo You at #17 and Emotional Rescue at #18. That's when I stopped watching.

[@top5records796]

No, perfect spot for these albums. Where else to put them?

[@JCStorm76]

He lost me as soon as I saw Dirty Work last. I’ll never understand the hate for the album ever

[@michaellord9745]

Agree.@@JCStorm76

[@top5records796]

@@JCStorm76 interesting! What is it about Dirty Work that appeals to you so much?

[@JCStorm76]

@@top5records796 The hard rocking sound