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Originally Posted by Davey Moore
The Rolling Stones made this album as a rebuttal. Punk was targeting the old guard, like The Who and The Stones, and calling them relics, despite being two giant inspirations of the punk attitude. The Stones proved with this album that they were still as essential as they ever were. I can imagine Keith Richards telling those upstart punk bands to piss off, this is how you do things.
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I don't think "Keef Riffhard" would tell the punks bands to piss off. If you knew anything about Keith, he revelled in the fact that bands tried to emulate the Stones when they went for a lo-fi sound, and in his opinion felt the Stones were responsible for garage bands punk bands etc.
by the way the picture of The Rolling Stones you posted has Mick Taylor in it, he left The Rolling Stones a few albums before Some Girls.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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