The Rolling Stones - GRRR! (2012)

Disc: 1
1. Come On
2. I Wanna Be Your Man
3. Not Fade Away
4. That’s How Strong My Love Is
5. It’s All Over Now
6. Little Red Rooster
7. The Last Time
8. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
9. Heart Of Stone
10. Get Off Of My Cloud
11. She Said Yeah
12. I’m Free
13. Play With Fire
14. Time Is On My Side
15. 19th Nervous Breakdown
16. Paint It, Black
17. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
18. She’s A Rainbow
19. Under My Thumb
20. Out Of Time
21. As Tears Go By

Disc: 2
1. Let’s Spend The Night Together
2. Mother’s Little Helper
3. We Love You
4. Dandelion
5. Lady Jane
6. Flight 505
7. 2,000 Light Years From Home
8. Ruby Tuesday
9. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
10. Sympathy For The Devil
11. Child Of The Moon (rmk)
12. Salt Of The Earth
13. Honky Tonk Women
14. Midnight Rambler
15. Gimme Shelter
16. You Got The Silver
17. You Can t Always Get What You Want
18. Street Fighting Man
19. Wild Horses

Disc: 3
1. Brown Sugar
2. Bitch
3. Tumbling Dice
4. Rocks Off
5. Happy
6. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
7. Angie
8. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll
9. Dance Little Sister
10. Fool To Cry
11. Respectable
12. Miss You
13. Shattered
14. Far Away Eyes
15. Beast Of Burden
16. Emotional Rescue
17. Dance Pt. 1
18. She’s So Cold
19. Waiting On A Friend
20. Neighbours

Disc: 4
1. Start Me Up
2. Undercover Of The Night
3. She Was Hot
4. The Harlem Shuffle
5. Mixed Emotions
6. Highwire
7. Almost Hear You Sigh
8. You Got Me Rocking
9. Love Is Strong
10. I Go Wild
11. Like A Rolling Stone
12. Anybody Seen My Baby?
13. Saint Of Me
14. Don’t Stop
15. Rough Justice
16. Rain Fall Down
17. Streets Of Love
18. Plundered My Soul
19. Doom And Gloom
20. One More Shot

Disc: 5
1. Diddley Daddy iBC Demo Session
2. Road Runner iBC Demo Session
3. Bright Lights Big City iBC Demo Session
4. Honey What’s Wrong iBC Demo Session
5. I Want To Be Loved iBC Demo Session

Artists:
Mick Jagger - Guitar, Percussion, Vocals
Keith Richards – Guitars, Vocals
Ronnie Wood – Guitar
Charlie Watts – Drums
Chuck Leavell – Keyboard
Darryl Jones – Bass

Graced with cover art of a grotesque gorilla sporting the Stones' trademark leering lips, GRRR! doesn't quite have the classy veneer usually associated with a 50th anniversary collection. Frankly, that's a good sign for the Rolling Stones: they're celebrating their half-century together but refusing to take themselves too seriously, even when they're assembling a mammoth retrospective that's available in two wildly different incarnations. Each chronicles the Stones' story beginning with their first single, a cover of Chuck Berry's "Come On," to a pair of good new recordings (a loose-limbed rocker called "Doom & Gloom" and the poppier "One More Shot"). Neither the standard triple-disc version nor the super deluxe four-disc set -- which has the added bonus of a disc of the band's Chess Records-heavy demos for IBC in 1963, a significant enticement to make the investment (there's also a bonus 7" EP of a 1964 BBC session) -- has all of the singles or significant songs the Stones have released over the course of five decades, but both do an excellent job of providing a thorough overview of a monumental career. Of these, three-CD set offers fewer surprises, marching steadily through the years and serving up the songs you know by heart, supplemented by just enough of the best latter-day material to make a convincing argument that the Stones retained their power. As it has more room to roam, the four-disc Super Deluxe is quirkier and offers a better illustration of the band's range, digging deeper into the band's late-'60s psychedelia ("Dandelion," "Child of the Moon"), emphasizing country-rock ("You Got the Silver," "Salt of the Earth"), disco ("Dance, Pt. 1"), and does a tremendous job in editing the band's third act so their enduring craftsmanship shines through. Again, it's easy to name great songs that are missing, but what's here is sublime, some of the best rock & roll ever made, and the best overall Stones comp to date. --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine, asollmusic.com

download (mp3 @320 kbs):

yandex mediafire ulozto

back