This is a pretty comprehensive rundown of the bands output. It seems to be pretty accurate; any omissions or errors you can find must be only minimal. The negative opinions, particularly of much of their latter output is not strictly just the opinion of the author but based largely on the prevailing opinions expressed by music journalists at the time. This, however, should not be taken a gospel, , I was rather surprised when I realised, only in recent years, that the critical response to
Exile On Main Street (Remastered), on tis release, was largely hostile. I got is as a 13th birthday present in September 1972 and I and all my friends knew it was a classic immediately. I don't think any negative reviews would have changed my opinion once I had heard the music.
One of the great helps here is that it sorts out the tangled web of albums versions and all the non-album singles and b-sides that are littered over the early US London albums and various compliations as welll as clarifying the origins of tracks such as those on
Metamorphosis. Although that album is definitely one for Stones completists only. This will also with track listings for recreating the essential UK (i.e. the real) versions of the bands first 2 albums - The Rolling Stones and The Rolling Stones No.2