The Rolling Stones – Out Of Our Heads

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Artist: The Rolling Stones

Title: Out Of Our Heads

Year: 1965

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Tracklist

  • 1. Mercy Mercy - Remastered 2002 (2:44)
  • 2. Hitch Hike - Remastered 2002 (2:25)
  • 3. The Last Time - Mono Version (3:41)
  • 4. That's How Strong My Love Is - Remastered 2002 (2:25)
  • 5. Good Times - Remastered 2002 (1:58)
  • 6. I'm Alright - Live (2:23)
  • 7. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Mono Version (3:42)
  • 8. Cry To Me - Remastered 2002 (3:09)
  • 9. The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man - Edit / Mono Version (3:07)
  • 10. Play With Fire - Mono Version (2:13)
  • 11. The Spider And The Fly - Remastered 2002 (3:38)
  • 12. One More Try - Remastered 2002 (1:58)

Review

"Out of Our Heads" is a pivotal album in the Rolling Stones' journey, marking their transition from a cover band to rock 'n' roll legends. Released in 1965, this record captures the Stones at a crucial crossroads, blending their blues roots with an emerging rock sound that would define their career. The album's standout track, "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," became their first number-one hit in the US and a global sensation, cementing their status as rock icons.

Recorded in various locations, including the legendary Chess Studios in Chicago, "Out of Our Heads" showcases the band's versatility. They tackle covers of soul and R&B classics like Marvin Gaye's "Hitch Hike" and Sam Cooke's "Good Times" with gusto, while original compositions like "The Spider and the Fly" and "Play With Fire" hint at their evolving songwriting chops. It's a thrilling mix that captures the raw energy of their live performances and the polish of studio wizardry.

Interestingly, the UK and US versions of the album differ in both track listing and cover art, reflecting the band's growing international appeal. While some argue that the US version's inclusion of live tracks disrupts the flow, both editions offer a compelling snapshot of the Stones at this pivotal moment. "Out of Our Heads" is more than just a collection of great tunes - it's a document of a band on the cusp of greatness, poised to reshape the landscape of rock music for decades to come. - Karl

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