LP The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers (Globus Int. ‎ – 21 0045-1 311, reprinting, Czechoslovakia, 1990)
Ninth studio album of group recorded at studio in the State of Alabama and which was available for sale in April, 1971. The first album of musicians recorded without participation of Brian Jones who died in 1969.
Scandalous cover with the image of a crotch of Joe Dalessandro was thought up by John Pasch. In the original the lightning in the photo was undone, and it often led to damage of a surface of a plate. In Franco Spain the cover got under the ban and was replaced with less original on which the can with the cut-off human fingers in bloody sauce was represented (the Sister Morphine song was also excluded from an album, it was replaced with the concert version of the Let It Rock song). In 2011 the cover of an album took the 11th place in the list of the best covers of albums of all times according to readers of online edition Music Radar.
B 2003 of Sticky Fingers was included in the "500 greatest albums of all times" list according to the Rolling Stone magazine at number 63.
Hits which entered a plate: Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Cannot You Hear Me Knocking, Sister Morphine, Dead Flowers. Sostoyaniyes
plate - M, a condition of a cover - M.