“Mick Listens to Bad Sh*t” — How Keith Richards Says Mick Jagger Chased Trends, Calculated the Charts, and Quietly Derailed the Rolling Stones’ 1980s Albums, Why Disco Beats and MTV Ambitions Replaced Blues Grit, How Creative Warfare Nearly Tore the Band Apart, and Why Richards Still Believes That a Decade of ‘Staying Fashionable’ Almost Cost the Stones the Soul That Made Them Immortal
‘Mick Listens to Bad Shit’: Why Richards Says Jagger ‘Ruined’ The Stones’ ’80s Albums The Rolling Stones are one of the greatest rock bands of all time. For decades, they built their reputation on raw blues, gritty guitar riffs, and rebellious energy. Albums like Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main St., and Let It Bleed helped define what rock music … Read more