The Rolling Stones - Aftermath mp3 download flac

Rock, Pop

Performer: The Rolling Stones
Genre: Rock, Pop
Album: Aftermath
Released: 1978
Style: Blues Rock, Classic Rock

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• Printed By – Robert Stace
• Recorded At – RCA Studios, Hollywood
• Mastered At – Decca Studios
• Copyright (c) – The Decca Record Company Limited
• Record Company – The Decca Record Company Limited

Credits

• Arranged By – The Rolling Stones
• Bass, Piano, Organ, Harpsichord, Marimba, Bells – Bill Wyman
• Design, Cover – Sandy Beach
• Drums, Percussion, Marimba, Bells – Charlie Watts
• Engineer, Liner Notes – Dave Hassinger
• Guitar, Dulcimer, Sitar, Piano, Organ, Harpsichord – Brian Jones
• Mastered By – W
• Percussion, Piano, Organ, Harpsichord – Jack Nitzsche
• Photography By – Guy Webster, Jerrold Schatzberg*
• Piano, Organ, Harpsichord – Ian Stewart
• Producer – Andrew Loog Oldham
• Vocals, Guitar – Keith Richard*
• Vocals, Percussion – Mick Jagger
• Written-By – Mick Jagger And Keith Richard*

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• Matrix / Runout (Side 1): XZAL-7209-IW
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2): XZAL-7209-1W
• Rights Society: BIEM
• Rights Society: NCB
• Rights Society: MCPS

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"Aftermath" finds the Stones in new territories. "High and Dry" is an engaging country tune. "Lady Jane" remains a fine example of baroque pop. "Under My Thumb" is signature Stones' misogynism. "Stupid Girl" is less so. Brian Jones must be credited for his marimbas on "Under My Thumb" and dulcimer on the exquisite "I Am Waiting". "Flightl 505" features some nice barrelhouse piano (Ian Stewart?) and throws in the classic "Satisfaction" riff (but for a moment)."Goin' Home" is a meandering jam...Jagger masturbates for almost eight minutes here!The weakest songs are all at the end. "Take It Or Leave It", "Think" and "What to Do" are merely filler; it does not detract from the American release that these songs are not included."Out of Time" isn't really Stones' music, but succeeds as straight sixties' pop. "Mother's Little Helper" rings as true today as it ever did. An interesting collection, not quite as eclectic as "Between the Buttons", but "Under My Thumb" is classic Stones (easily up there with their ten best songs).