Voodoo Lounge

2 Ratings: 3.5

An album by The Rolling Stones

Recorded in Dublin and in Los Angeles, and produced by Don Was, Voodoo Lounge topped the British charts on its release in 1994. The rockers Love Is Strong - featuring Jagger on harmonica - You Got Me Rocking and I Go Wild all performed strongly in the … see full wiki

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review by JP_Rocky_Raccoon. July 16, 2006

posted in Music Matters

'Back to the Future'

'Voodoo Lounge' is a thoroughly worthy Stones' listening adventure. They rediscover their past in a way that benefits from the most modern producing without becoming redundant. 'Voodoo Lounge' is an uneven, yet enjoyable outing, nevertheless. There is some great power injected in some songs like "You Got Me Rocking" and "Sparks Will Fly," but much of the rest of the album is rhythmic musically or funny lyrically. Some of the songs seem like self-parody. "Moon Is Up" is an … more

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review by Glennster2008. September 26, 2000

A Pleasant Surprise

This release along with Bridges To Babylon are two solid if not spectacular late Stones releases. There are several good hard rock songs(Love Is Strong, You Keep Me Rockin', I Go Wild, Mena Disposition) and many creative elements in other songs that make this recording stand tall. New Faces is nicely complimented by accordion sounds reminiscent of such early Stones pieces like Lady Jane and Backstreet Girl. Suck On The Jugular funks better than some of the guys other excursions into disco. Keith's … more

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