The reissue of Exile on Main Street proves that best-of CDs like Forty Licks
Here’s the cliff notes version of what helped make Exile on Main Street
Which was recorded in a basement.
The New Yorker takes a shot at the sometimes questionable tactic of reissuing legendary albums, saying: “…nearly everyone who cares about rock music already has this album committed to memory.” Here’s where someone could easily disagree. That statement might be true if you’re over 35. Also, the Stones have put out so much material since then (see Forty Licks) that maybe their true masterpieces have become lost in their own noise.
The re-issue comes with a load of extra tracks, some of which merge dusted off instrumental recordings with Mick’s vocals from the present. Think Back to the Future
It works incredibly well. If you don’t have it, get it
Listen to NPR’s Renee Montage interview Mick Jagger about the reissue and the last 40 years:
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