This was pretty good. Are the Brian Jones-era Stones album

>>68863414
I'd say so.

>>68863414
this is the best one though

>>68863414
Aftermath is pretty darn good. I definitely recommend you go to that next if you haven't heard it already.

Their first album is a pretty solid collection of bluesy, garage-type rock & roll. It's not as "cohesive" as some of their later ones, but I'd say it's impressive by 1964 standards.

Aftermath is the first one I think really works as an "album" and it's tied with BtB for my favorite 'Stones album. It's got more of a "folk" sound, and a kind of dark/spooky vibe ("Paint It, Black" is a good "sampler" of it).

So you guys like the Stones when they're not the Stones, basically.

Solid album but it's pretty much just Brian Jones Discovers the Kinks: The Album instead of the typical Keith & Mick Discover Black People Music: The Album

>>68866599
What are some more '60s albums with that nostalgic English sound?

>Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
>Village Green Preservation Society

I also feel like The Who delved into that sort of thing, but never had a full album dedicated to it.

>>68866663

Their Satanic Majesties Request would be the obvious and relevant response. Also The Kinks' Something Else and Arthur albums.

>>68866693
>Their Satanic Majesties Request

I always forget about that one, in part because I think Between The Buttons was already "their Sgt. Pepper" (and better)

>>68866599
Pretty much. I fucking hate it.

>>68866663
>Ogden's Nut Gone Flake

>>68866693
Arthur is a very interesting album. Its got a very similar theme to The Village Green Preservation Society, but with a harder rock sound.

Pffft.... Nice album cover, guys.

Trying to get ahead of slowcore and shoegaze or something?

I'd say everything up to Mick Taylor leaving is good but I think Hot Rocks 1964-1971 is really the only essential Stones release.

>>68866663
I don't think The Beatles were ever really that anglocentric. The Who Sell Out is British as fuck though.