LP Description: Tattoo You celebrates 40 years with the release of a brand new remastered edition of the chart topping, multiplatinum album. The 40th anniversary edition, remastered by Stephen... more

Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Tattoo You celebrates 40 years with the release of the album which includes the newly remastered album alongside Lost & Found, a brand new... more

The Stones faced a big challenge in creating a follow-up to their masterpiece "Exile on Main St.," but this 1973 LP triumphantly soared to #1 on both sides of the Atlantic. As ramshackle as this... more

The Stones faced a big challenge in creating a follow-up to their masterpiece "Exile on Main St.," but this 1973 LP triumphantly soared to #1 on both sides of the Atlantic. As ramshackle as this... more

The Stones faced a big challenge in creating a follow-up to their masterpiece "Exile on Main St.," but this 1973 LP triumphantly soared to #1 on both sides of the Atlantic. As ramshackle as this... more

Riding high on the heels of "Some Girls," the Stones just kept soaring, reaching #1 in the U.S. and UK with this 1980 LP. Disco, reggae and rock 'n' roll swirl across their hits "Emotional Rescue"... more

The Dust Brothers and Don Was crafted production that brought the Stones into the '90s, but Jagger-Richards is one of the greatest songwriting teams in rock history, and their compositions are what... more

The Stones won their biggest raves in many years for this 2005 double album, which now comes to double 180-gram vinyl in a gatefold sleeve. Fans had been waiting for this classic-sounding set of... more

Sometimes leftovers are delicious—and in the case of this #1 album, hugely successful, too! This 1981 collection comprised mostly of previously recorded sessions features many of the band's... more

The Stones rocked and rolled their way to #1 U.S. and #2 UK with this 1974 album featuring the title smash and their hit take on the Temptations' "Ain't Too Proud to Beg." This is the band at the... more

Bob & Earl's '60s classic "Harlem Shuffle" returned as a Rolling Stones smash on this 1986 LP, which also produced a sizable hit with "One Hit (to the Body)." Throwback rock 'n' roll meets '80s... more

It's hard to fathom, but one of rock's definitive albums was dismissed by many critics at the time. The Stones perfected their rock-country fusion on this 1972 double-LP: "Tumbling Dice," "Rocks... more

Jagger and Richards were violently splitting apart in '83, and that turmoil is present all across this wildly eclectic LP. There are some straight-up rockers, but also excursions into new wave,... more

Their last album of new songs for Columbia, "Steel Wheels" ('89) was also Billy Wyman's Rolling Stones swan song. This triumph (which saw Mick and Keith patch things up) went multi-platinum and... more

The band's first post-Mick Taylor LP finds Ron Wood settling in and also features some fine guitar by Harvey Mandel and Wayne Perkins. There's also excellent keyboard work courtesy of Billy Preston... more

We all know that the Stones (as with so many '60s UK bands) started out rocking the blues—and this new release, recorded in just three days in London in late 2015, takes us straight back to the... more