"No snippets; we're talking the entire 16 tracks--from 'Rough Justice' to 'Infamy'--just the way the Stones want you to hear them," reads a message posted at the group's website.

The 16-song tracklist (shown below) is the longest on any Stones album since 1972's "Exile on Main Street." The title "A Bigger Bang"--which the group came up with while recording the set last year--reflects the band members' "fascination with the scientific origin of the universe," according to a press release.

Frontman Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards--a.k.a. The Glimmer Twins--co-produced the set with Don Was, who also co-produced a number of the band's previous albums, including its most recent studio collection, 1997's "Bridges to Babylon."

On Aug. 21, the Stones launched their world tour behind "A Bigger Bang" with the first of two shows at Boston's Fenway Park. The group has since made stops in Hartford, CT; and Ottawa, Ontario; and will touch down in Detroit on Wednesday (8/31). The band's North American itinerary is included below.

"A Bigger Bang" 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