ROLLING STONES - Goats Head Soup LP New Zealand these tracks traverse the border

these tracks traverse the border between the power pop of the times and a late-night coke jam

Tracks like “Scraps” and “Praise Sin” see Christensen getting back to his deeply personal crafting of song

the first they’ve written since coming together again semi-permanently in Melbourne

as if saying

The Quatro girls had been brought up in a musically-minded family

ROLLING STONES - Goats Head Soup LP New Zealand these tracks traverse the borderRemastered. When it was released in 1973 Goats Head Soup was an immediate success and, driven by the haunting ballad Angie, it was their biggest commercial success to that date. However, following Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main St, arguably one of the greatest runs of albums ever released by one act, it has become slightly lost to history despite its commercial success.