Some Girls (1978) stands as the Rolling Stones' definitive late-70s statement, reclaiming their raw blues-rock foundation after years of increasingly elaborate production. This 1983 Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab remaster captures the album at its finest—from "Miss You," a disco-inflected groove featuring Mick Jagger's most provocative vocal performance, through the bluesy swagger of "When The Whip Comes Down." The band strips away excess, focusing on essentials: Charlie Watts' taut drumming, Keith Richards' slurred guitar riffs, and the group's innate ability to make decadence sound both dangerous and irresistible. Songs like "Some Girls" and "Lies" showcase their gift for memorable, attitude-drenched hooks. This Mobile Fidelity pressing brings warmth and clarity to the original's brash energy—a must for Stones enthusiasts.