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"Les Rolling Stones de retour avec un nouvel album explosif le 20 octobre"

“Les Rolling Stones de retour avec un nouvel album explosif le 20 octobre”

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The Rolling Stones Return with New Album “Hackney Diamonds”

A Highly Anticipated Release

The legendary rock band, The Rolling Stones, has made a triumphant return with their first album of original songs since 2005. Titled “Hackney Diamonds,” the album features 12 tracks, including the first single, “Angry,” which was released this week. Mick Jagger, the charismatic lead singer of the group, who recently turned 80, presented the album alongside his bandmates Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, both in their late 70s, at a venue in London’s Hackney neighborhood. Fans and critics alike are eagerly awaiting the release of this highly anticipated album.

A Long-Awaited Creation

In a press conference held at the Hackney Empire Theatre, the band members, dressed in all black with sunglasses, sat on stage and introduced their new album. Mick Jagger humorously remarked that they had been “a bit lazy,” but finally decided to set a date and create a record. The band did not perform live, but they did unveil the music video for the single “Angry,” which features American actress Sydney Sweeney. Mick Jagger expressed his satisfaction with the album, stating, “We didn’t want to make just any record… We’re not saying we’ve got big heads, but we’re happy with it, and we hope you all enjoy it.”

Critical Acclaim

Music critics have already weighed in on the album, with praise pouring in for “Hackney Diamonds.” Will Hodgkinson from The Times declared it to be “The Rolling Stones’ best album since Some Girls in 1978,” while the Daily Telegraph hailed “Angry” as their “best single in 40 years.” This album is the band’s 24th studio album in the UK and their first with original songs in 18 years since “A Bigger Bang.” Their previous release, “Blue and Lonesome,” was a blues cover album. The inclusion of new drummer Steve Jordan, recommended by the late Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021, adds a fresh dynamic to the band’s sound.

The Secret to Longevity

When asked about the secrets to the band’s longevity, Mick Jagger jokingly replied, “Not talking to each other too often.” Keith Richards added, “Knowing how to politely say ‘shut up.'” The Rolling Stones have been able to maintain their iconic status for over six decades by navigating a delicate balance between camaraderie and individuality.

A Tribute to Charlie Watts

“Hackney Diamonds” marks the band’s first album since the death of their iconic drummer, Charlie Watts. Keith Richards acknowledged the void left by Watts’ absence and shared that two of the songs were recorded with him in 2019. Steve Jordan, who was personally recommended by Watts as his replacement, handles the drums for the remaining tracks. Additionally, former band member Bill Wyman joins his ex-partners on one song, and Lady Gaga makes a guest appearance on “Sweet Sound of Heaven.”

A Long and Illustrious Career

The Rolling Stones’ journey has been marked by numerous milestones and cultural achievements. From their first concert at London’s Marquee Club in 1962 to becoming an internationally acclaimed rock band, the Stones have left an indelible mark on the music industry. Their hit song “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” catapulted them to stardom in 1965, and they have continued to captivate audiences around the world ever since. The band’s iconic logo, featuring a red mouth with a tongue sticking out, was designed by a London design student in 1970 and has become synonymous with the Rolling Stones’ brand.

A Lasting Legacy

The Rolling Stones’ impact goes beyond their music. Their relevance can be seen in Microsoft’s purchase of the rights to their song “Start Me Up” for its Windows campaign in 1995. The band has also been known for its iconic concerts, including a historic performance on the beach in Rio de Janeiro in 2006, attracting over 1.5 million spectators. In 2016, the Stones became the first Western band to perform in Cuba, with a free concert in Havana. Now, as the band reaches its 60th anniversary, they are set to embark on a European tour to celebrate their remarkable legacy.

In Conclusion

The release of “Hackney Diamonds” marks an important moment in music history as The Rolling Stones continue to defy expectations and release new material. With their timeless appeal and undeniable talent, the band proves that age is just a number. From their iconic hits to their electrifying performances, they have solidified their status as one of the greatest rock bands of all time. As fans eagerly await the release of “Hackney Diamonds,” it is clear that The Rolling Stones are here to stay, continuing to rock the world for years to come. So, get ready to crank up the volume and experience the magic of the Stones once again.

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