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Tattoo You - Rolling Stones (The) (CD 1994)

Track Listing
1. Start Me Up
2. Hang Fire
3. Slave
4. Little T&A
5. Black Limousine
6. Neighbours
7. Worried About You
8. Tops
9. Heaven
10. No Use in Crying
11. Waiting on a Friend

Details
Playing Time:43 min.
Contributing Artists:Sonny Rollins
Producer:The Glimmer Twins
Distributor:EMI Music Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
After bum-rushing the '80s with EMOTIONAL RESCUE, the Stones released TATTOO YOU, the second half of a potent one-two album punch that showed the band asserting themselves as they entered their third decade of music-making. Essentially made up of songs dating as far back as 1972 sessions for GOATS HEAD SOUP, the Stones' 1981 release is still a potent slab of swagger and sass. "Hang Fire" is a tight two-minute and twenty second redefinition of surf music, and "Start Me Up" is classic Stones, replete with Jagger's sexual braggadocio and Keith's patented "Honky Tonk Women"-style riffs. The bluesy shuffle that is "Black Limousine" is only surpassed by the cocky "Little T & A," sung by an endearingly raspy Keith Richards. Most impressive on TATTOO YOU is the wistful "Waiting On A Friend," featuring jazz giant Sonny Rollins wailing away on his saxophone as the song fades out.

Editorial Reviews
Ranked #34 in Rolling Stone's 100 Best Albums Of The 80s survey.
Rolling Stone Magazine (10/01/1989)

6 - Good - ...the Stones hit their vaults and re-recorded a number of unreleased songs written years earlier...
New Musical Express (07/09/1994)

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      LOVE IT!
    Review created: 09/16/06
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    I love this one because I can remember the tour with Mick riding on a CHERRY PICKER around the Stadium in Chicago! I think it was a brilliant tour and I can still JAM to Emotional Rescue!


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      Tattoo You-Rolling Stones CD New
    Review created: 06/17/08

    Has some of the best stuff done by the Stones. Only 11 cuts, but these are hard driving classic rock and roll. Some are very mello, like Waiting on a Friend. Nice graphics on the jewel case.


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      Awsome cd ,
    Review created: 02/23/07
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    CD is awsome from its heydays.Can't find Hang Fire on any greatest hit cd,which is truly sad,because its one of its better songs,so is waiting on a friend. Have you seen the video to this song(early MTV days) groove sound.....


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      From Days long gone
    Review created: 12/04/06
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    It's the classic Stones, what's not to like about it. It brings back the good ol days, when life was less stressful! Even my 12-11 year old like it. I decided to buy it to add to my collection of the old classic rock.


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      Tattoo This To Memory
    Review created: 11/16/06(updated 11/16/06)
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    Do the Stones have a bad album? This is the closest they get to one and it's still better than most band's greatest hits. Start Me Up is an anthem, Black Limousine rocks, Hang Fire is a catchy 80's thing, Slave is a bluesy number with a cool rythem, Neighbors is a bunch of yelling until the chorus kicks in, and there a couple of nice ballads in Tops and No Use In Crying, as well as the classic Waiting On A Friend. There is some strange stuff on this album, though. Little T & A is weird, as are Worried About You and Heaven which kind of sound like they had been done by Prince instead of the Stones. I thought this was one of the worst albums I had ever heard after hearing it. But I listened to it a couple more times and realized that it wasn't bad. It was just a different direction the Stones took on this album. I don't know how many times I've listened to one of their albums and was either disappointed or didn't really think too much the first time through. Then I listen to it again, and I'm like whoa. Where'd they come up with this genius? Even the weird songs kind of grow on you. I found myself humming the chorus of Little T & A going "I thought I hated that song". Guess I changed my mind. Same thing happened the first time I listened to Exile on Main Street, although not to the same degree. I didn't like it as much until I listened to it like three times. Now it's one of my all time favorite albums. I wouldn't go as far as to say that about Tattoo. But it's an album that shows a lot of variety and good musicianship. After a few listens, even the weird ones are pretty cool. Just like the Stones.


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