The Rolling Stone collection, 1967-1969 25 years of essential rock.

Table of Contents: “…Like a rolling stone / Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan) -- For what it's worth / Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield) -- Omaha / Skip Spence (Moby Grape) -- Dino's song / Dino Valenti (Quicksilver Messenger Service) -- Season of the witch / Donovan Leitch (Donovan) -- Crystal ship / Doors (the Doors) -- Spanish castle magic / Jimi Hendrix (the Jimi Hendrix Experience) -- Crossroads / R. …”

The Rolling Stone collection, 1969-1970 25 years of essential rock.

The Rolling Stone collection, 1971-1973 25 years of essential rock.

The Rolling Stone collection, 1977-1982 25 years of essential rock.

The Rolling Stone collection, 1973-1977 25 years of essential rock.

The Rolling Stone collection, 1982-1986 25 years of essential rock.

The Rolling Stone collection, 1986-1992 25 years of essential rock.

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Sticky soul fingers a Rolling Stones tribute /

Let it bleed

Mojo.

Exile on Main St

Hot rocks 1964-1971 /

Highway 61 revisited by Dylan, Bob, 1941-

Table of Contents: “…Like a rolling stone --…”

Music is love! 15 tracks that changed the world.

Table of Contents: “…Apache drop out (the Edgar Broughton Band) -- Cinnamon girl (the Dream Syndicate) -- Move it on over (live) (Willie Nelson & Family) -- John Hardy (the Gun Club) -- Like a rolling stone (Robyn Hitchcock) -- Airbag (Radiodread) -- Autobahn (the Balanescu Quartet) -- Strange fruit (Siouxsie & the Banshees) -- Light my fire (Minnie Riperton featuring Jose Feliciano) -- I want to hold your hand (Al Green) -- River (Madeleine Peyroux) -- To be young, gifted and black (Donny Hathaway) -- Femme fatale (Big Star) -- Free money (Penetration) -- Sympathy for the Devil (Laibach).…”