I am not a Stones fan at all, and mostly don't like their albums. Let It Bleed is the lone exception. This was amazing.

This was a shift in the Rolling Stones music. A great goodbye to the sixties. Undoubtedly, "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is one of their best songs, and is one of many songs on the album that cements their place in rock history.

If they had included the other version of "Country Honk", this probably would've gone down as their best album. As it stands, "...Bleed" is still an astonishing work from when the band was at the top of their form.

I'll Never understand how can anyone compare Rolling Stones to The Beatles? I mean The Beatles were much more creative than this. Don't get me wrong I kinda like this album, even got it on vinyl, but let's just not be stupid here - this is just a classic rock that every other band played in their time. The Beatles are just completely elsewhere with their music and creativity.. Never understand... anywho 8.0/10 for this

The filling in a triple decker sandwich' Beggar's Banquet, Let it Bleed and Sticky Fingers are all stonking albums. 'Sleazy sex, sadomasochism, hard drugs and gratuitous violence' as one critic put it, are the ingredients to make even the non-rocking rock. All the tracks are great and it is hard to differentiate a best to worst order. 'You Can't Always Get What You Want' is a personal favourite.

A banda agora conhecia o seu som e nos deu grandes clássicos atuais e populares até hoje. De arrepiar!

Amazing

First track and last track, essential, rest, not so much.

I always liked their slow songs more. “Love in Vain” really is the greatest of them all. But the rock ‘n’ roll just doesn’t get me going. “Gimme Shelter” would be downright boring without Merry Clayton’s guest vocals.

The middle country section just ruins the 10 it could have easily achieved.
Gimme Shelter, Monkey Man and You Cant Always Get What You Want are obvious standouts, not only in this album, in Rolling Stones overall career.