The Stones' psychedelic album is no hippy-dippy, flower-child jaunt—it's a dark trip full of eerie synths and hazy journeys from dreams into nightmares and back. Like nothing else in their copious... more

On 1 November, ABKCO Records will release the Rolling Stones Let It Bleed (50th Anniversary Limited Deluxe Edition) as a 2LP/ 2 HybridSuper Audio CD set. Its a lavish new edition of the... more

We might have known that a wealth of 50th-anniversary reissues would arrive this year—after all, 1969 was a magnificent year of multifarious musical pleasures. And what we have here is a doozy: the... more

Raw rock 'n' roll, sleazy blues, instant-classic songs…this is the Stones at the top of their game. One of the best first tracks ever, "Sympathy for the Devil," gives way to the rest of the original... more

Remastered 1964 compilation originally released to coincide with the band's second American tour. Essentially an expanded version of the UK EP Five by Five, plus their third & fourth American... more

Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) is The Rolling Stones' second official compilation album, released in 1969 shortly following Brian Jones's departure from the group and subsequent death.... more

Remastered 1965 third USA studio album by the Stones. It includes original & cover tracks from their debut & second British albums & featured Andrew Loog Oldham's controversial rambling liner notes... more

Remastered 1967 compilation essentially a hits package with a few then unreleased tracks. It was released in June during the Summer of Love close to when the Beatles put out Sgt. Pepper.

Remastered 1965 UK version with six different tracks to the US version including several covers, Chuck Berry's "Talking About You" & Larry Williams "She Said Yeah".

Remastered 11 song USA version of their classic 1966 album with different cover artwork than the British version. Tracks were recorded during two three day marathon sessions at RCA in Hollywood in... more

Remastered 12 song USA version with different cover artwork than the UK version of this 1966 compilation released in April shortly before the start of their fifth North American tour. It features... more

Remastered USA version, the last of their albums to be released with a different track listing in America & Britain, "Let's Spend the Night Together" & "Ruby Tuesday" were both included having been... more

Always and forever the definitive compilation of the Stones' London years, 22 remastered tracks engraved in our collective rock 'n' roll consciousness. Includes "Time Is on My Side," "Play with... more

It's a testament to this band's brilliance that the second double-album of hits and highlights is almost as good as the first! This remastered version adds three tracks to the original's 25, too;... more

Remastered 1964 debut US album. With Beatlemania & the British invasion in full swing the band were announced as "England's Newest Hit Makers". Released to coincide with the Stones' arrival in New... more

Remastered 1966 first live album released in the USA. It was a compilation of recordings from October of 1966 (with some studio overdubs added) along with a few older tracks from March of 1965 & one... more

Remastered USA version of their 1965 first number one album in America. The different cover art photo was shot by British fashion photographer David Bailey. The album featured "(I Can't Get No)... more

Remastered 14 song UK version of their classic 1966 album. The USA version had only 11 songs & different cover artwork. Tracks were recorded during two three day marathon sessions at RCA in Hollywood... more

Remastered 12 song 1965 release. The cover art photo; identical to the British release of 'Out of Our Heads' was taken by Gered Mankowitz. Half the twelve tracks were written by Jagger/Richards and... more

Remastered 12 song UK version of their 1967 album partially recorded with Dave Hassinger in Hollywood & at the newly opened Olympic Studios in England with Glyn Johns. Recording technology was by now... more