Mick and Keith’s album is reassuringly Rolling and serviceably Stones
Richards doesn’t know how Robert Smith got on the band’s new record, Foreign Tongues
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The end of Generation Rock
The music of the baby boomers survived into the 21st century, with stars still performing in their eighties. Can it…
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The death of the groupie
The original mega-fan has shaped pop culture since the 1970s – but our ideas of sex, power and fame have…
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The return of the Beatles vs Stones wars
As news of a Rolling Stones album featuring Paul McCartney appears, the press reignites a culture war it confected.
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Corporate culture is ruining live music
The rise of tiered ticketing, VIP packages and cordoned-off areas is destroying concerts. Just look at the Rolling Stones.
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Macca and the Stones? The past has a death grip on our culture
Boomer pop line-ups at Glastonbury and Hyde Park show the hegemony of the nostalgia industry is not going away.
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