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Title: Stones stumble and no rescue in sight
Review: Throughout most of the late mid to late 70's and 80's the Stones were resting on their laurels. They didn't break any new ground and the music seemed to be a recyling of all their old riffs or subject matters. Generally, the best way to describe Stones albums during this period is good beat, bad music.Emotional Rescue is probably the nadir of Stones records. While they would record songs as bad as any on this album, future albums wouldn't be quite as lacking in inspiration and writing. Even Richard's guitar playing sounds like it is play by numbers.About the only redeeming value of this disc is Charlie Watts' playing. His playing snaps and makes even the most unlistenable Stones songs(and, to be fair, there are a load of those for every classic Stones song), tolerable.Not the worst Stones album, but certainly nothing to be proud of, either.
