The Rolling Stones "Aftermath" (US) backlog wrote eloquently about the joys

wrote eloquently about the joys and pains — more than anything

a prophetic record summing up the inevitable demise of one of the all-time great British post punk bands

but most importantly

" "Almost Here is a non-stop whirlwind of glossy emo pop that could easily stand alongside any release this scene has witnessed

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The Rolling Stones "Aftermath" (US) backlog wrote eloquently about the joysThe 1966 album represented a milestone for The Rolling Stones as it was the first to consist solely of Jagger Richards original songs. The U. S. version was fleshed out with hit single classics like Paint It Black, an eerily insistent #1 hit graced by some of the best ever use of sitar (played by Brian Jones). Aftermath also strongly features the baroque charm of Lady Jane.