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Because this band deserves a bad-ass theme. I hope I don't have to explain who these people are. This band is one of the first bands that really rocked, and they still do! Right now they only come together when they are making a tour or doing a live concert. The Rolling Stones consists out of four members: Mick Jagger (lead vocals), Keith Richards (lead guitar), Ronnie Wood (guitar) and Charlie Watts (drums). This band is labelled as “World’s Greatest Rock and Roll Band” in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In Holland, where I'm living, the Rolling Stones also took a certain place in our history. I guess this isn't so much as essential information, but I'll write it anyway. In here young people used to listen to two particular British bands in the sixties. The first one was the Beatles, their fans behaved well, they did good at school, and so on. The other band was of course the Rolling Stones. Their fans walked away from school, didn't behave, and so on. And even though the sound of this music doesn't sound so rough (it isn't death metal or anything similar), most parents were still shocked because of this band. This was due to the lyrics (for example the phrase "I can't get no satisfaction") as well as the concerts which were not always so... 'decent'. Well, this is something anyone who experienced the sixties in Holland can tell, that's why I wanted to share it on this place. I guess this happened the same way in some other countries. I hope you guys like this theme!
Mar 15, 2013
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