As great as Exile On Main Street is, Sticky Fingers really is a much more 
concise and complete listening experience.

I've always been baffled by the conventional acceptence of Let It Bleed as 
the other 'best Stones record'. Yeah, I know... Gimme Shelter, Monkey Man, 
YCAGWYW, etc... And, yes, the SACD reissue of Let It Bleed sounds awsome 
(for a Stones production, that is)

I don't know, maybe if they used Honky Tonk Women instead of Country Honk, 
it would push it over the edge for me, but I'd rate Sticky Fingers and Exile 
as my #1 and #2 favorites.

Lee


>From: "*Bill Holmes*" <bholmes_fm@msn.com>
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: <audities@smoe.org>
>Subject: Sticky Fingers
>Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 13:07:38 -0400
>
>No, not more comment on the Dad's Porno Mag cd...
>
>I'm sure we all pull out an older album once in a while and are catapulted
>into another time and space, and/or sometimes we are reminded of just how
>"classic" a true classic record is. I had STICKY FINGERS in the changer
>because I had just seen the movie Moonlight Mile with my daughter and 
>wanted
>her to hear the full length of the original track (a truncated version
>accompanies a great scene in the film).
>
>WOW...although I always defer to EXILE and FLOWERS and BETWEEN THE BUTTONS
>when pinned for my favorite Stones record, I may have to give this serious
>thought. What a killer record from head to toe, hitting on all cylinders -
>rock, blues, and country.
>
>I dunno...just had to share the feeling.
>
>b
>


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