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"Sticky Fingers" was an album of firsts for the Stones. Their first album of the ’70s (1971) was also their first full LP featuring Mick Taylor (and not Brian Jones) and their debut on their own Rolling Stones Records. Anyone with a radio could not imagine a world with no "Sticky Fingers," as this is the triple-platinum triumph featuring the smashes "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses;" and it’s a cherished favorite for all Stones fans as it also introduced "Sister Morphine," "Can’t You Hear Me Knocking," "Moonlight Mile," "Bitch," "Dead Flowers," "Sway" and more tracks that ushered in a whole new era for the band. Get it on remastered heavyweight vinyl with a 12" x 12" insert, or go deluxe to get a second disc (CD or vinyl) of unreleased alternate takes ("Dead Flowers," "Can’t You Hear Me Knocking," an acoustic "Wild Horses," an extended "Bitch" and, with Eric Clapton, "Brown Sugar") and live recordings ("Love in Vain," "Midnight Rambler," "Honky Tonk Women" and more from the Roundhouse, 1971). Super deluxe edition adds a DVD ("Midnight Rambler" and "Bitch," live at the Marquee, 1971) and a CD of Leeds University performances from ’71 ("Jumpin’ Jack Flash," "Street Fighting Man," "Brown Sugar," "Satisfaction," "Stray Cat Blues," "Little Queenie" and seven more). That lavish set also adds the 7" single "Brown Sugar" b/w "Wild Horses," a 120-page hardback book with rare pix, new notes and memorabilia, and—yes—a working zipper on the front. This is the Rolling Stones at their ramshackle, uncompromising best, brought back and celebrated in your choice of packages (and we do mean packages)!