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Yes, this LP was the Stones' answer to St. Peppers and Townshend's burgeoning talent in rock operas but personally I feel they lost the real musical talent with Jones' death. There was light again when MickTaylor joined them but (it is said) his talent caused animosity in the band. It seems even ...

We're lucky that once -- and just once in a short lifetime -- does such talent like this hit us. I hope Adele will avoid alcohol, drugs & worthless guys. Odds are against her.

Got to agree with you guys -- she's just great -- but I can't help wondering how her guy who dumped her is feeling now?

Got to agree with crazyrainbowlover but I'm not sure the adulation of 300,000 crowds is good for anyone no matter how talented one is.

Don't know about niggers, blacks & whites -- in my culture colour doesn't segregate -- but Hendrix had to go to London for the world to appreciate him, and sh*t, imagine a world without Hey Joe.........

Maybe Bowie's 1st wife? Certainly not Jolie; she was just a kid+

After Jones died & Taylor left, the Stones had no musician....

This was the national anthem of my youth. And is still the best, no matter which nation.

I've never walked down Hollywood Boulevard nor seen battefield Vietnam but I did grow up with these guys' music and who could deny their legacy to American heros? The Who at Concert for NYC, Elton's Candle in the Wind, .... the list goes on & on. @mikeUNCI is right "in 400 years when..." They mad...

Very, very good but I agree with the other posters: That guitar, although excellently played, just doesn't quite do it for me.

I'm old but isn't this a modern (& perhaps better) Janis Joplin? She's marvellous, as Joplin was, and I have to agree with other posters; her ex made a huge mistake. But that's human.

I think the difference between, for example, Clapton's "While my guitar.." (the original Beatles version) and Prince's tribute here is very much the same as the difference between, for example, Doyle Bramhall II & Snowy White on Pink Floyd's (Roger Waters') "Comfortably Numb". They're very differ...

Yes, only 3 of them (excluding singer, Daltrey) making this music is astonishing. There's no power in numbers......?