What’s the Worst Rolling Stones Album? In this video, we dive deep into the last eight studio albums by The Rolling Stones, from …
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VOTE: On the Worst Rolling Stones album of all time HERE.
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I like Undercover….Definitely had their best music videos of the MTV era. Everything past 1983 is rubbish.
😅You can’t make great rock’n’roll showing up to a studio in a limo.
Are you saying there is a record WORSE than "Black And Blue"? Thank goodness "Some Girls" saved them!
"Goats Head Soup" my least fav. LP…
Definitely satanic majesty request
Dirty Work
Maybe the stones have fallen off a little bit since their genius work of the 60s and early 70s. Also, it may be that we've all changed, and are nostalgic for the music we heard when we were younger.
Pretty much anything after the seventies with a few exceptions.
Easy choice for Stones worst album. Exile on Main St, followed by Sticky Fingers and Let it Bleed….(Just Kidding. Dirty Work is the ultimate in suckary)
RS magazine sucks balls. No use in that. Worst:Blue and Bang. Never listen to those. All the rest still spinning!
Black and Blue – it was a greater disappointment than what they produced in their dotage precisely because they still mattered then.
After Sticky Fingers most of them could be considered worst. This band peaked in 1971. Why are we even still talking about them? They’ve been running on fumes for more than a half century. ‘68 thru ‘71. That’s your Rolling Stones sweet spot. Play those albums and enjoy.
i have to agree with that list. It just seems in the 80s and to a lesser extent the 90s, these artists of the 60s and early 70s struggled hard to be relevant though there were a few exceptions.
(BTW thank you so much for not mentioning Jagger’s misadventure with David Bowie😆)
It's a real challenge, will have to think hard about it. I'd love to see you do a deep dive on the way that RS reviewed Some Girls TWICE, the first one not a good review, the second one done by Wenner himself in order to "correct" this!
dirty work duh
It’s England’s Newest Hitmakers
Undercover very underrated.
Emotional Rescue is an extremely hard listen.
I haven't bought anything after tattoo you. everything I have heard after that I didn't like so I just didn't buy the albums. I'm not that big into anything after goats head soup to be honest…but that's just me. Maybe I should give some of it another listen now that I'm older.
Does ‘’Metamorphosis’’ count? No?
anything AFTER Exile on Main Street is their worse album. Progressively worse.
rolling stones never stop. bridges to Babylon meh.
I have a soft spot for Dirty Work – it was the Stones album that got me into their music. I went straight out and got Rewind and Rolled Gold and my life was changed forever.
I would put Voodoo Lounge ahead of Steel Wheels.
Steel Wheels is by far the worst.
Rolling Stone has been a rag for years…totaly irrelevant since the 80's.
Undoubtedly, Emotional Rescue
Even though I still listen to it regularly, Dirty Work is probably their weakest album. I think their first couple albums are a lot less interesting, though. I also never was able to get into Bridges to Babylon.
I actually REALLY like Undercover, it and Tattoo You are probably my favorite '80s stones albums. I dunno what my opinion is really worth though, because my favorite all time albums are It's Only Rock 'N Roll, Some Girls, and Exile.
Dirty Work. Why did they release it anyway??
Dirty works
"Dirty Work" is the worst album
I don't know. I stopped listening to the Rolling Stones when "Goat's Head Soup" was released. That was it. The Stones had sold out. I'd had enough. So without having heard any of their albums after 1973, I can't really vote. But I would assume that they're all even worse than "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo" and "Heartbreaker." I was once a big Stones fan. I saw them live when they were at their peak in both 1969 and again in 1972. I wouldn't even cross the street to see them today, even if I were given a free ticket.
It' s not something I ever thought about but after watching the video I realized how right you are about that time frame. Tattoo You is pretty much where I stopped paying attention. There were a few good songs since then but nothing like previous years.
i havent listened to them all, but i did not like Steel Wheels. "Mixed Emotions" and "Rock & Hard Place" sound contrived. I like Undercover of the Night for sure.
Dirty Work is their worst
Calling it now………Dirty FkN Work
Undercover is good, Steel Wheels is pretty damn good, but my money is on Bigger Bang for the worst.
Easy in one word "Metamorphosis". Never should have seen the light of day, burn all copies and the master tapes along with the tapes that were used to create the masters in the first place.
The reason Dirty Work is issued in a red shrink wrap over the cover as to not have Tipper Gore get upset and fussy over the title. The album cover is what it is, but they didn't want to get involved with the PMRC's nonsence.
I have 25 of their albums. There are a couple of their later albums I don't have. But for me their early blues & original albums with Brian Jones are very good. But their supreme originals started with their single Honkey Tonk Women, Then to the albums Beggars Banquet, Let it Bleed, Get Yer Ya'-Ya's out, Sticky Fingers & Exile on Main Street. Somehow, just my taste, It's only Rock & Roll didn't seem quite as good as those others. And Black & Blue I guess is their weakest. I hardly go back & listen to Black & Blue. But Damn, They have recorded as many excellent albums as 3 or 4 bands put together. Thats a hell of a record, 25 and counting very good to supreme albums and only 2 weak ones.
Undercover