This book is one hell of a complete book. From there and on, this book chronologically documents every single event in all the Stones' careers, up until 1994 when they started recording Voodoo Lounge. Every time you pick this book up you discover something new. Things like article quotes are often subjectivein themselves anyway. In addition to that are all the incredible photos on all the Stones, their girlfriends, managers, guest musicians and all.
Nothing is left uncovered, and everything is chronologically in place along the text.
The discography is, though split up and buried in everything else, not hard to search in, thanks to the great layout, which overall give you a great overview when browsing through the pages or using it as a reference. An excellent, strongly recommended, book that I often turn to when there's something I want to check. For personal, subjective views and analyses, look elsewhere though. As you probably already know, the biggest place to look for these books is Amazon , or if you happen to live in Sweden, there's an excellent Swedish book site search engine and price guide called Bokfynd .