Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge CD

Voodoo Lounge Music

Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs
Label	Virgin
Orig Year	1994
All Time Sales Rank	9670
CD Universe Part number	1033040
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 12, 1994
Studio/Live	Mixed
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Don Was; The Glimmer Twins
Engineer	Don Smith

Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge Songs

	1.	Love Is Strong
	2.	You Got Me Rocking
	3.	Sparks Will Fly
	4.	Worst, The
	5.	New Faces
	6.	Moon Is Up
	7.	Out of Tears
	8.	I Go Wild
	9.	Brand New Car
	10.	Sweethearts Together
	11.	Suck on the Jugular
	12.	Blinded by Rainbows
	13.	Baby Break It Down
	14.	Thru and Thru
	15.	Mean Disposition

Voodoo Lounge Music Review

Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars) 3 stars

3 stars well...
the only classic sounding stones track is "Love is Strong". It runs too long and basically has not aged well. There are some high points through out but your mot missing out if you do not purcahse this CD. That goes with the 2 other studio releases after this. I think Steel Wheels was the last solid Stones album. Of course with Bill Wyman on Bass. Basically buy any albums with him on bass. Those are the good Stones albums period.
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1 star skip this one
this is their worst album since "Its Only Rock and Roll" Not one good track on the whole thing. If you must have it, pick it up at a used cd store.
Submitted by chastua (florida)
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5 stars Possibly Their Best Album!
After a decade of declining popularity in the 1980's and a five year absence in the early 90's, the Stones resurfaced in 1994 with "Voodoo Lounge," their most powerful album since, possibly, 1981's "Tatoo You." The Rolling Stones proved that after thirty years, they could still rock, and with "Voodoo Lounge," they rocked harder than most current bands of that time!
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