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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released through Creator/VirginRecords in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it was their last studio album primarily consisting of original material until ''Hackney Diamonds'' eighteen years later. The LP release also marks their second [[MultiDiscWork double album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released through Creator/VirginRecords in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it was their last studio album primarily consisting of original material until ''Hackney Diamonds'' ''Music/HackneyDiamonds'' eighteen years later. The LP release also marks their second [[MultiDiscWork double album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is currently their most recent studio album primarily consisting of original material. The LP release also marks their second [[MultiDiscWork double album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released through Creator/VirginRecords in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is currently was their most recent last studio album primarily consisting of original material.material until ''Hackney Diamonds'' eighteen years later. The LP release also marks their second [[MultiDiscWork double album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is currently their most recent studio album primarily consisting of original material. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
The album was written by a rejuvenated Music/MickJagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks.
Upon release, it was greeted with generally favourable reviews and hit number 2 and 3 in the UK and US charts respectively. However, there were strong criticism on the length of the album.
The album was written by a rejuvenated Music/MickJagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks.
Upon release, it was greeted with generally favourable reviews and hit number 2 and 3 in the UK and US charts respectively. However, there were strong criticism on the length of the album.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is currently their most recent studio album primarily consisting of original material. It is The LP release also marks their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], [[MultiDiscWork double album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
The album was written by a rejuvenated Music/MickJagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks. \n\nUpon release, it was greeted with generally favourable reviews and hit number 2 and 3 in the UK and US charts respectively. However, there were strong criticism on the length of the album.\n
The album was written by a rejuvenated Music/MickJagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/TheRollingStones, Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is currently their most recent studio album primarily consisting of original material. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is their most recent album to date. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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''A Bigger Bang'' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is currently their most recent studio album to date.primarily consisting of original material. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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* BritishEnglish: "Rain Fall Down"
--> ''The bankers are wankers, every Thursday night''
--> ''The bankers are wankers, every Thursday night''
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** "Streets Of Love" references Creator/GaiusJuliusCaesar and Music/FelixMendelssohn 's "Wedding March".
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'''''A Bigger Bang''''' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is their most recent album to date. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
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* ProtestSong: "Sweet Neo Con", aimed at the neoconservatives within the American government.
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* ProtestSong: "Sweet Neo Con", aimed at the neoconservatives neo-conservatives within the American government.
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# "Rough Justice"
# "Let Me Down Slow"
# "It Won't Take Long"
# "Rain Fall Down"
# "Streets Of Love"
# "Back Of My Hand"
# "She Saw Me Coming"
# "Biggest Mistake"
# "This Place Is Empty"
# "Oh No, Not You Again"
# "Dangerous Beauty"
# "Laugh, I Nearly Died"
# "Sweet Neo Con"
# "Look What The Cat Dragged In"
# "Driving Too Fast"
# "Infamy"
# "Let Me Down Slow"
# "It Won't Take Long"
# "Rain Fall Down"
# "Streets Of Love"
# "Back Of My Hand"
# "She Saw Me Coming"
# "Biggest Mistake"
# "This Place Is Empty"
# "Oh No, Not You Again"
# "Dangerous Beauty"
# "Laugh, I Nearly Died"
# "Sweet Neo Con"
# "Look What The Cat Dragged In"
# "Driving Too Fast"
# "Infamy"
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# "Rough Justice"
Justice" (3:11)
# "Let Me DownSlow"
Slow" (4:16)
# "It Won't TakeLong"
Long" (3:54)
# "Rain FallDown"
Down" (4:54)
# "Streets OfLove"
Love" (5:10)
# "Back Of MyHand"
Hand" (3:32)
# "She Saw MeComing"
Coming" (3:12)
# "BiggestMistake"
Mistake" (4:06)
# "This Place IsEmpty"
Empty" (3:12)
# "Oh No, Not YouAgain"
Again" (3:46)
# "DangerousBeauty"
Beauty" (3:48)
# "Laugh, I NearlyDied"
Died" (4:54)
# "Sweet NeoCon"
Con" (4:33)
# "Look What The Cat DraggedIn"
In" (3:57)
# "Driving TooFast"
Fast" (3:56)
#"Infamy"
"Infamy" (3:47)
# "Let Me Down
# "It Won't Take
# "Rain Fall
# "Streets Of
# "Back Of My
# "She Saw Me
# "Biggest
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* BreakupSong: "Streets Of Love".
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* BreakupSong: AnimalMotifs: "Rough Justice"
--> ''One time you were my baby chicken''
--> ''Now you've grown into a fox''
--> ''Once upon a time I was your little rooster''
--> ''But now I'm just one of your cocks''
--> ''(...) First time I saw baby''
--> ''I know you still got that animal attraction for me''
--> ''(...) You were springin' like a young gazelle''
--> ''And next thing I know, we're way down the road''
--> ''And you're flying like a bat outta hell''
* BreakupSong:
** "Streets OfLove".Love".
--> ''You're awful bright''
--> ''You're awful smart''
--> ''I must admit''
--> ''You broke my heart''
** "It Won't Take Long"
--> ''And it won't take long to forget you''
--> ''You know, I'll never own her''
--> ''And then all be over in a minute''
--> ''And it won't take long''
* BritishEnglish: "Rain Fall Down"
--> ''The bankers are wankers, every Thursday night''
* BuxomIsBetter: "This Place Is Empty"
--> ''Come on, bare your breasts''
--> ''And make me feel at home''
--> ''You and me we're just like all the rest''
--> ''And we don't want to be alone.''
* CradleOfLoneliness: "Laugh, I Nearly Died"
--> ''I've been down to India, but it froze my bones''
--> ''I'm living for the city, but I'm all alone''
--> ''I've been travelling, but I don't know where''
--> ''I've been wandering, but I just don't care ''
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: "Driving Too Fast"
--> ''You can follow the road to the mountain''
--> ''Or the track leading down to the beach''
--> ''You can go where your life go left or go right''
--> ''It's you in the driver's seat''
--> ''But if the rain starts swamping your windscreen''
--> ''And the lights don't piss through the night''
--> ''And the truck's coming at you, just going to splash you''
--> ''The highway's blinding bright''
--> ''One time you were my baby chicken''
--> ''Now you've grown into a fox''
--> ''Once upon a time I was your little rooster''
--> ''But now I'm just one of your cocks''
--> ''(...) First time I saw baby''
--> ''I know you still got that animal attraction for me''
--> ''(...) You were springin' like a young gazelle''
--> ''And next thing I know, we're way down the road''
--> ''And you're flying like a bat outta hell''
* BreakupSong:
** "Streets Of
--> ''You're awful bright''
--> ''You're awful smart''
--> ''I must admit''
--> ''You broke my heart''
** "It Won't Take Long"
--> ''And it won't take long to forget you''
--> ''You know, I'll never own her''
--> ''And then all be over in a minute''
--> ''And it won't take long''
* BritishEnglish: "Rain Fall Down"
--> ''The bankers are wankers, every Thursday night''
* BuxomIsBetter: "This Place Is Empty"
--> ''Come on, bare your breasts''
--> ''And make me feel at home''
--> ''You and me we're just like all the rest''
--> ''And we don't want to be alone.''
* CradleOfLoneliness: "Laugh, I Nearly Died"
--> ''I've been down to India, but it froze my bones''
--> ''I'm living for the city, but I'm all alone''
--> ''I've been travelling, but I don't know where''
--> ''I've been wandering, but I just don't care ''
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: "Driving Too Fast"
--> ''You can follow the road to the mountain''
--> ''Or the track leading down to the beach''
--> ''You can go where your life go left or go right''
--> ''It's you in the driver's seat''
--> ''But if the rain starts swamping your windscreen''
--> ''And the lights don't piss through the night''
--> ''And the truck's coming at you, just going to splash you''
--> ''The highway's blinding bright''
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* MusicIsPolitics: "Sweet Neo Con" is a protest song directed at the neo conservative politicians in US politics.
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* MusicIsPolitics: "Sweet Neo Con" is a protest song directed at DreamingOfThingsToCome: Music/KeithRichards dreamt the neo conservative politicians in US politics. riff of "Rough Justice".
* EmbarrassingNickname: "Dangerous Beauty"
--> ''In your high school photo''
--> ''You looked so young and naive''
--> ''Now I heard you got a nickname''
--> ''The lady of the leash''
* FaceOnTheCover: The band sitting around a light flash.
* FemmeFatale: "Dangerous Beauty"
--> ''Well you're a dangerous, dangerous''
--> ''A dangerous beauty''
--> ''Yeah, disdainfully, painfully''
--> ''A bit of booty, yeah''
* FortuneTeller: "Back Of My Hand"
--> ''I hear a preacher on the corner''
--> ''Ranting like a crazy man''
--> ''He says there's trouble, troubles are coming''
--> ''I can read it like the back of my hand''
* EmbarrassingNickname: "Dangerous Beauty"
--> ''In your high school photo''
--> ''You looked so young and naive''
--> ''Now I heard you got a nickname''
--> ''The lady of the leash''
* FaceOnTheCover: The band sitting around a light flash.
* FemmeFatale: "Dangerous Beauty"
--> ''Well you're a dangerous, dangerous''
--> ''A dangerous beauty''
--> ''Yeah, disdainfully, painfully''
--> ''A bit of booty, yeah''
* FortuneTeller: "Back Of My Hand"
--> ''I hear a preacher on the corner''
--> ''Ranting like a crazy man''
--> ''He says there's trouble, troubles are coming''
--> ''I can read it like the back of my hand''
* OneWordTitle: "Infamy"
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* ProductPlacement: "Sweet Neo Con"
--> ''But one thing that is certain''
--> ''Life is good at Haliburton''
--> ''If you're really so astute''
--> ''You should invest at Brown & Root...''
* ProtestSong: "Sweet NeoCon".Con", aimed at the neoconservatives within the American government.
--> ''How come you're so wrong''
--> ''My sweet neo con?''
--> ''If you turn out right''
--> ''I'll eat my hat tonight''
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: "Sweet Neocon" was inspired by UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush's war in Iraq:
--> ''You call yourself a Christian''
--> ''I think that you're a hypocrite''
--> ''You say you are a patriot''
--> ''I think that you're a crock of shit''
--> ''And listen now, the gasoline''
--> ''I drink it every day''
--> ''But it's getting very pricey''
--> ''And who is going to pay?''
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: "Look What The Cat Dragged In"
--> ''What's that look on your face?''
--> ''It must have been the walk of shame''
--> ''Your eyes are all red, get ready for bed''
--> ''Your hair's all over the place''
--> ''And look what the cat dragged in''
--> ''Don't you call me a friend''
--> ''Get out of my house with your dirty old mouth''
--> ''Take yourself out again''
* SanitySlippageSong: "Driving Too Fast"
--> ''You're going out of your brain, out of your mind''
--> ''Going insane, you're going blind...''
* ShoutOut:
** "Back Of My Hand"
--> ''I see dreams, I see visions''
--> ''Images I don't understand''
--> ''I see [[Creator/FranciscoDeGoya Goya's]] paranoias''
** "Streets Of Love" references Creator/GaiusJuliusCaesar and Music/FelixMendelssohn 's "Wedding March".
--> ''Mmmm, the lamps are lit''
--> ''The moon is gone''
--> ''I think I've crossed the Rubicon''
--> ''(...) A band just played the wedding march''
** "Look What The Cat Dragged In" provides a TakeThat against Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand''.
--> ''You look like a tumble of spades''
--> ''It must get a horrible taste''
--> ''You look like a fucker, Sergeant Pepper''
--> ''Are you going to throw up all over my face?''
--> ''But one thing that is certain''
--> ''Life is good at Haliburton''
--> ''If you're really so astute''
--> ''You should invest at Brown & Root...''
* ProtestSong: "Sweet Neo
--> ''How come you're so wrong''
--> ''My sweet neo con?''
--> ''If you turn out right''
--> ''I'll eat my hat tonight''
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: "Sweet Neocon" was inspired by UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush's war in Iraq:
--> ''You call yourself a Christian''
--> ''I think that you're a hypocrite''
--> ''You say you are a patriot''
--> ''I think that you're a crock of shit''
--> ''And listen now, the gasoline''
--> ''I drink it every day''
--> ''But it's getting very pricey''
--> ''And who is going to pay?''
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: "Look What The Cat Dragged In"
--> ''What's that look on your face?''
--> ''It must have been the walk of shame''
--> ''Your eyes are all red, get ready for bed''
--> ''Your hair's all over the place''
--> ''And look what the cat dragged in''
--> ''Don't you call me a friend''
--> ''Get out of my house with your dirty old mouth''
--> ''Take yourself out again''
* SanitySlippageSong: "Driving Too Fast"
--> ''You're going out of your brain, out of your mind''
--> ''Going insane, you're going blind...''
* ShoutOut:
** "Back Of My Hand"
--> ''I see dreams, I see visions''
--> ''Images I don't understand''
--> ''I see [[Creator/FranciscoDeGoya Goya's]] paranoias''
** "Streets Of Love" references Creator/GaiusJuliusCaesar and Music/FelixMendelssohn 's "Wedding March".
--> ''Mmmm, the lamps are lit''
--> ''The moon is gone''
--> ''I think I've crossed the Rubicon''
--> ''(...) A band just played the wedding march''
** "Look What The Cat Dragged In" provides a TakeThat against Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand''.
--> ''You look like a tumble of spades''
--> ''It must get a horrible taste''
--> ''You look like a fucker, Sergeant Pepper''
--> ''Are you going to throw up all over my face?''
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TextlessAlbumCover: Just a photo of the band.
* TimeMarchesOn: "Look What The Cat Dragged In" references the fact that there was war and civil unrest in Syria and Lebanon at the time this album was recorded. And... unfortunately not much has changed since...
--> ''Looking at the sunday papers up what all the ladies did was so quiet''
--> ''Checking what was going on in Syria and Lebanon''
--> ''A bad pride, bad bribe''
* WhamLine: "Infamy"
--> ''I know you've got it in for me''
--> ''You didn't miss a thing''
--> ''It's you that wrote the song, baby''
--> ''But me who's got to sing''
* TimeMarchesOn: "Look What The Cat Dragged In" references the fact that there was war and civil unrest in Syria and Lebanon at the time this album was recorded. And... unfortunately not much has changed since...
--> ''Looking at the sunday papers up what all the ladies did was so quiet''
--> ''Checking what was going on in Syria and Lebanon''
--> ''A bad pride, bad bribe''
* WhamLine: "Infamy"
--> ''I know you've got it in for me''
--> ''You didn't miss a thing''
--> ''It's you that wrote the song, baby''
--> ''But me who's got to sing''
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The album was written by a rejuvenated Mick Jagger Music/MickJagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks.
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[[caption-width-right:300:''A Bigger Bang''.]]
'''''A Bigger Bang''''' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is their most recent album to date. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
The album was written by a rejuvenated Mick Jagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks.
Upon release, it was greeted with generally favourable reviews and hit number 2 and 3 in the UK and US charts respectively. However, there were strong criticism on the length of the album.
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!! Tracklist:
# "Rough Justice"
# "Let Me Down Slow"
# "It Won't Take Long"
# "Rain Fall Down"
# "Streets Of Love"
# "Back Of My Hand"
# "She Saw Me Coming"
# "Biggest Mistake"
# "This Place Is Empty"
# "Oh No, Not You Again"
# "Dangerous Beauty"
# "Laugh, I Nearly Died"
# "Sweet Neo Con"
# "Look What The Cat Dragged In"
# "Driving Too Fast"
# "Infamy"
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!!Principal Members:
* Mick Jagger - lead vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboard, bass, percussion
* Music/KeithRichards - guitar, backing and lead vocals, keyboard, bass, percussion
* Charlie Watts - drums
* [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] - guitar
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!! Troping Too Fast:
* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Ronnie Wood for much of the album.
* BreakupSong: "Streets Of Love".
* DistinctDoubleAlbum: Along with ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
* NewSoundAlbum: Although this album is a (yet another) return to their roots, the album's style has been compared to works by contemporary artists such as Music/TheWhiteStripes and Music/TheBlackKeys.
* PowerBallad: "Streets Of Love".
* ProtestSong: "Sweet Neo Con".
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Keith Richards sings lead vocals on "This Place Is Empty" and "Infamy".
* TextlessAlbumCover
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[[caption-width-right:300:''A Bigger Bang''.]]
'''''A Bigger Bang''''' is the twenty-second studio album (twenty-fourth American album) by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 2005. The follow-up to ''Music/BridgesToBabylon'' from 1997, it is their most recent album to date. It is also their second [[DistinctDoubleAlbum Double Album]], the first being ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
The album was written by a rejuvenated Mick Jagger and Music/KeithRichards in 2004. That year, Charlie Watts was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo radiotherapy. This was a major cause of the rejuvenation, as well as the improvement of the relationship between Jagger and Richards. Luckily, Watts was able to get rid of his cancer. Meanwhile, [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] was busy on his solo work and ended up appearing on only 10 out of 16 tracks.
Upon release, it was greeted with generally favourable reviews and hit number 2 and 3 in the UK and US charts respectively. However, there were strong criticism on the length of the album.
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!! Tracklist:
# "Rough Justice"
# "Let Me Down Slow"
# "It Won't Take Long"
# "Rain Fall Down"
# "Streets Of Love"
# "Back Of My Hand"
# "She Saw Me Coming"
# "Biggest Mistake"
# "This Place Is Empty"
# "Oh No, Not You Again"
# "Dangerous Beauty"
# "Laugh, I Nearly Died"
# "Sweet Neo Con"
# "Look What The Cat Dragged In"
# "Driving Too Fast"
# "Infamy"
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!!Principal Members:
* Mick Jagger - lead vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboard, bass, percussion
* Music/KeithRichards - guitar, backing and lead vocals, keyboard, bass, percussion
* Charlie Watts - drums
* [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] - guitar
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!! Troping Too Fast:
* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Ronnie Wood for much of the album.
* BreakupSong: "Streets Of Love".
* DistinctDoubleAlbum: Along with ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''.
* NewSoundAlbum: Although this album is a (yet another) return to their roots, the album's style has been compared to works by contemporary artists such as Music/TheWhiteStripes and Music/TheBlackKeys.
* PowerBallad: "Streets Of Love".
* ProtestSong: "Sweet Neo Con".
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Keith Richards sings lead vocals on "This Place Is Empty" and "Infamy".
* TextlessAlbumCover
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