The Rolling Stones - Voodoo Early

Review by CAFIT MANLLEU, SAE ... en qualsevol moment !

Voodoo Lounge, the Rolling Stones' 1994 album, marked a return to form for the band after a string of lackluster releases in the 1980s. The band's first album in five years, Voodoo Lounge showcased the group's trademark bluesy rock sound, with a few nods to the grunge and alternative rock movements of the time.

One standout track is "Love Is Strong," which features a stomping beat and a memorable riff. "You Got Me Rocking" is another highlight, with its catchy chorus and driving guitars. "Sparks Will Fly" is a slower, bluesier number that showcases Mick Jagger's vocals.

Fans of the Stones' classic sound will appreciate "The Worst," a ballad that harkens back to the band's early days. "Out of Tears" is another slower track with a melancholy vibe, while "New Faces" is a rollicking rocker that features some impressive guitar work.

Summary by CAFIT MANLLEU, SAE ... en qualsevol moment !

Voodoo Lounge is a solid effort from the Stones that proves they still had plenty of gas left in the tank. While it may not be as groundbreaking as some of their earlier work, it's still an enjoyable listen that showcases the band's enduring appeal.