CD REVIEW: Rolling Stones go for 'A Bigger Bang'

CD REVIEW: Rolling Stones go for 'A Bigger Bang'
AP via Florida Times-Union - So here's how Bigger starts banging. The 62-year-old Mick Jagger rips into an entendre-dripping verse on Rough Justice that I can't even hint at in a family newspaper. Keith Richards joyously destroys the solo therein. Bang is probably the Stones' most consistently rewarding studio record underwhelming Steel Wheels (you Stones folks can talk Dirty Work

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Chicago Sun-Times - BY Theater Critic What Steven Dietz has done in his haunting and haunted play, 'Last of the Boys,' is nothing short of theatrical sleight of hand. It is the summer of 1999, the Rolling Stones are touring as usual, and it's time for a of his eternal adolescence. THEATER REVIEW 'LAST OF THE BOYS' HIGHLY RECOMMENDEDWhen

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MusicOMH - God, I really wonder sometimes about the staff at major record labels. Simon And Garfunkel, Athlete and The Rolling Stones (unfortunately not the The Rolling Stones of Let It Bleed but of the

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MusicOMH - Roses, AC/DC, T-Rex, Led Zeppelin, and, deep down, the Rolling Stones. This is music of constant riffing, cannon-ball

The Rolling Stones: A Bigger Bang
The New Zealand Herald - So assessing its 16 tracks - their biggest offering since Exile on Main St - required much time to be spent on the road.

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PopMatters - likelihood this is not the first review you've read of the Rolling Stones' new album, A Bigger Bang we don't listen to the Rolling Stones for lyrical brilliance, but they've

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Belfast Telegraph - the-motions' dirge of wrinkly contemporaries such as the Rolling Stones (see review). And long may this continue is a rousing opener - typical Stones in many ways - and you hope

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The Record Online - Worried what it'll be like to get old? Go see a Rolling Stones concert. answer obvious. Another Rolling Stones tour? Sure, the news always Rock and Roll The Stones are touring in support of

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Sunday Life - THE ROLLING STONES - A Bigger Bang (Virgin): In the grander scheme of Stones records like a proper Stones record, rooted in the just the Stones being the Stones really, and

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soundgenerator.com - Bigger Bang review Bigger Bang 2005 Rating: 7. by CDE 11 Sep 2005 Is it fair to judge a band, now enjoying their fourth decade together, on past works? 1976's 'Black & Blue'. No, 'A Bigger Bang' finds the Rolling Stones emerging from the eclipse of middle age to seek out

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Times Union - I saw the Rolling Stones, the world's greatest rock band why a photo of Mick Jagger and a concert review were stripped across the front page of Sunday's Times Union

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MusicOMH - According to the latest findings, not only is the universe still growing, but the rate of expansion is constantly accelerating. us to the new Rolling Stones album. Which is pretty bit like the only Stones in Britain that rival Stonehenge just like the new Rolling Stones album, but is longer

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PopMatters - No matter what you may think of the Rolling Stones -- dinosaurs still out to make the big bucks, guys who don't know when to quit or musicians who still get a thrill from doing what they do -- you can't knock them for trying.