Understandably one of the most inspirational bands of all time, The Rolling Stones have brought forth their modern re-mastered version of 'Exile on Main St.' (originally introduced in 1972). The album, a result of four solid years of production, has revolutionised and inspired many artists of our current generation, including: Kings of Leon, The Strokes and The Libertines. Jagger and Richards were said to be in fully flared experimental rhythm whilst in the production of the album following their renown known album 'Sticky Fingers'. Also for those who aren't so keen, we've got a Stones' remix from the likes of Hot Chip.
Days of musical fusion, tax evading, and drug abuse spent in Keith's smack den created hits such as 'Rocks off', 'All Down The Line' and 'Tumbling Dice'. Definitely an album worthy of anybody's record collection, and we strongly encourage you to buy and embrace.
Not from Exile, but from 'Out of Our Heads' Hot Chip have had their electronically entertaining experiment with the 1965 release. The glitchy synths played over the original powerful ballad work perfectly in tandem, making this track highly recommendable.
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