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A Bigger Bang

by Rolling Stones

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All Time

of 455,735

8,908
2000's

of 265,982

1,440
2005

of 37,902

214

Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.

Overall Rating: 2.6884 A Bigger Bang is ranked overall as 2.6884 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 2.7942 A Bigger Bang has an avg. critic score of 2.7942 out of 4 stars

A Bigger Bang Album Reviews

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Rolling Stone

A Bigger Bang is just a straight-up, damn fine Rolling Stones album, with no qualifiers or apologies necessary for the first time in a few decades. ...more

Rolling Stone

Let's just get this out of the way:A Bigger Bangisn't a good Rolling Stones album considering their age. It isn't a good Rolling Stones album compared to their recent work. ...more

Stylus Magazine

Historyâs a bitch. Since 1974âsItâs Only Rock & Rolland probably earlier, Ye Olde Rolling Stones have existed in moral twilight. ...more

All Music Guide

A strong, engaging, cohesive Rolling Stones album that finds everybody in prime form. ...more

Stylus Magazine

In its no-frills pleasures, A Bigger Bang recalls Some Girls and Emotional Rescue, two great meaningless albums. ...more

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Uncut

There are some outstanding songs here, and Jagger turns in a series of performances that are their match, full of much defiant flouncing, strutting bitchiness, preening arrogance, snarling haughtiness and a typically provocative...read the complete review at Uncut

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InsidePulse

with A Bigger Bang, the Stones get back to doing what theyve always done best: straight-ahead, hard-pounding, rhythm and blues-based rock, crafting their finest album since 1981s Tattoo You and showing a new generation what it truly means to rock....read the complete review at InsidePulse