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Typical ROLLING STONE nonsense

Posted by rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com on February 22, 2017 at 06:30:28:
What was surprising is what was on there.

La's, Thunderclap Newman especially.

This silly magazine was not interested in the SEX PISTOLS when they were a sort of actual working outfit but now they have joined the bandwagon and made sure they got the biggest pom-poms they could find.

The Dennis Wilson album is terribly overrated and almost as boring as Robbie Robertson solo records.

With bands like the Modern Lovers and Rockpile - kind of hard to call those one album wonders. Not as if they disappeared.

The list would have had far more credibility if it contained three hundred records.