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49. So funny that when they made a great album....

Thu Jan 16, 2014, 11:48 AM

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It really didn't sound like them, it sounded like the rest of the garbage that was out there at the time. And they stopped touring not after it's release (and a HUGE tour with the Rolling Stones)because they really didn't like the album and have to play those songs over and over ad nasuem, like every other band was doing then.

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