Three Decades with the Rolling Stones Growing up with the world's favorite rock n' roll band. http://www.sealander.com/Stones.html

Exile On Main St. Complete lyrics, a chronological discography with album reviews, exclusive photographs, up-to-date news, and message boards. http://www.exileonmainstreet.net/

The Rolling Bones Based in New York City. Upcoming shows, band history, MP3 audio, and photographs. http://www.rollingbones.org

Rolling Stones Internet journal dedicated to the music of the Rolling Stones. http://home.att.net/~stones/

Rolling Stones Tribute Bands Information about these bands, including some pictures, with links. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/3929/bands.html

Amazon offers Tattoo You (Audio CD),26 July, 1994 List price $17.98 The last really worthwhile Rolling Stones album / 4 4 stars, could possibly get 4.5... Although the 11 tracks were all leftovers from previous sessions, TATTOO YOU is the best of the Rolling Stones albums that they put out in the 1980s, and its also the last decent Stones album. It starts on an excellent note with 'Start Me Up' (the last great single the group released, and also ends on an excellent note with 'Waiting on a Friend'. The original vinyl could be classified into a rock n' roll side (side one) and a ballad side (side two). The first side starts off well but runs out of steam towards the end with 'Neighbours', but the other 5 tracks are mostly decent, and 'Slave' is superb. The ballad side suffers from a couple of weak tracks, most notably 'Heaven' and 'No Use in Crying' but the rest is good. Apart from the above mentioned three tracks this is a good Stones album overall. (That said the weaker tracks aren't so bad that they need to be skipped). The digitally remastered cd provides enhanced sound quality. While not their best and nowhere near the the likes of 'Sticky Fingers' or 'Exile on Main Street', it equals or perhaps betters 'Some Girls', and is also much better than its predecessor 'Emotional Rescue' and also the later albums that followed (starting with 'Undercover'). Song "Susie Q" (Broadwater/Lewis/Hawkins) Oh, Susie Q Oh, Susie Q Oh, Susie Q I love you My Susie Q I love the way you walk I love the way you talk Love the way you walk I love the way you talk My Susie Q Say that you'll be true Say that you'll be true Say that you'll be true And never leave me blue My Susie Q Oh, Susie Q Oh, Susie Q Oh, Susie Q Honey I love you My Susie Q

Amazon.com: A Bigger Bang: Music Since the mid-80's, every time the Rolling Stones release a new studio album, a horde of yahoos publish reviews claiming the new disc is the best the band ... http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000A7Q27I?v=glance

Rolling Stones 04.19.06 Review: The Rolling Stones (In Wellington). You don't have to be a baby-boomer to consider a Rolling Stones show a wonderful nostalgia trip. ... http://www.rollingstones.com/news/article.php?uid=527

Rolling Stone : Home Online version that includes: music and movie reviews, musical artists, MP3s for download, and photos of pop culture figures. http://www.rollingstone.com/

The Rolling Stones Wilson and Alroy's Record Reviews We listen to the lousy records so you won't ... Hot damn, ain't nobody rips off the Rolling Stones better'n these boys. ... http://www.warr.org/stones.html

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