Rolling Stones Entering Recording Studio Next Month (A Top Story)

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Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood answers questions after being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a members of Faces Friday, April 13, 2012, in Cleveland. Faces drummer, Kenney Jones listens in, left. ((AP Photo/Amy Sancetta)) Rock and
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Rolling Stones Entering Recording Studio Next Month (A Top Story)

On Wednesday Rolling Stones Entering Recording Studio Next Month was a top story. Here is the recap: (Gibson) Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has told the Daily Mirror that the veteran British rock and roll band will be entering a recording studio
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  1. Rolling Stones’ music is like heroin, its definitely heroin induced. Led Zeppelin’s music is also heroin and crack induced for the most part. I can’t explain it, but The Beatles were too “poppy” for me with their girlish songs. They didn’t rock hard enough with their love songs, something Rolling Stones & Led Zeppelin did. I feel The Beatles were much more about their appearance than their actual music. Listening to Rolling Stones & Led Zeppelin resonates an energy in you, but The Beatles don’t.

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