Audio CD review:
The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You

The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You

Band: The Rolling Stones Title: Tattoo You Rating: Release Date: 26 July, 1994 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 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

Editoral Review The song, still used as a concert finale, begins with a fat Keith Richards guitar riff and ends with a leering Mick Jagger murmuring about a woman who could "make a dead man come. Often viewed as the band's last great album, Tattoo You contributed one true classic, "Start Me Up," to the Stones' canon. " The rest isn't as consistent as, say, "Sticky Fingers," but the fast-paced "Hang Fire," the surprisingly non-sexy "Waiting on a Friend," and Richards's "bitch"-filled "Little T&A" make this the Stones' best '80s release by far. Released in 1981, it was the right album at the right time, with strong singles just after MTV began. With typical savvy, the Stones maneuvered gently into the video age. --Steve Knopper .. You can see a complete list of all The Rolling Stones discography, or go back to the The Rolling Stones tabs