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The Rolling Stones' late period began in 1994. No hidden classics in their later albums but at least they generally didn't get experimental.

Posted by Tim (aka othertim) Sep 15 '22, 20:06

On one or two of the albums they clearly tried rather than just throw something out so they could tour on it (and they had a minor rock hit in the late 90s where it turns out Mick unknowingly stole the melody from kd lang's "Constant Craving" so they retroactively gave her a songwriting credit.)

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though I really dig Love is Strong -- nm - prayformojo Sep 15, 20:11 1
- 👍🏻 -- nm - Tim Sep 15, 20:14

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The Rolling Stones' late period began in 1994. No hidden classics in their later albums but at least they generally didn't get experimental.

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