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Title: Getting into something new? Uh, no
Review: This is a mixed bag indeed; a return to the scattergun approach, laden with session musicians, of the Goat's Head Soup or Black And Blue days. In a sense it's a little too calculated as the followup to Some Girls, except that the songwriting's not nearly as strong (and some of the best things cut at the sessions were held over for Tattoo You). Not that there's not some good stuff here. Dance Part One is a stomping Soulfinger-like R&B (semi-) instrumental; Down In The Hole a tortured blues; She's So Cold still amuses (Jagger's frustrated vocal as he sings about his frigid girlfriend is extremely funny); and All About You, Keef's barroom ballad/kissoff to Anita Pallenberg and heroin, is oddly moving. And yes, the title track -- electric piano, silly falsetto, weird rap and all -- still sticks to the ear like poop to a blanket. There's a lot better Stones albums to spend your money on than this one, though.
