The Rolling Stones

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Formed: January 1963, London, UK

The Rolling Stones rock 'n' roll. They run longer act in the history of rock music, which remains popular and many prodigiously productive over their 30 year career. The group was formed by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, who met as schoolmates in Dartford, Kent. Legend has them bumping into one another on the platform at Dartford railway station, where Keith notices a blues album under Mick's arm. A bond that is exposed and the pair soon went on to form a band with a variety of personnel, which ultimately included boogie-woogie pianist called Ian Stewart and gifted blonde blues guitarist from Cheltenham called (although at the time he was calling himself Brian Lewis JonesElmo for added authenticity). Terbai way to chronicle the Rolling Stones' accomplishments is break it down the years:
1962
Stones are just three of a growing circle of musicians who is devoted to music from artists such as the United States and Chuck Berry, Howlin 'Wolf, Muddy WatersElmores Jame. They do this song with the artist almost missionary spirit to promote the R & B, and enough money to stay alive. For several months, the poor live in squalor in the early Stones London's Edith Grove. They beg from old gigs, jazz-tinged luminaries like Chris Barber, Cyril Davies and Alexis Korner, however, is the Stones' raw energy and rapid development, they soon leave behind the less purist and divided world of jazz and blues establishment.

In July, take a stone in their name from Muddy Waters song "Rollin 'Stone Blues" and make their debut in the big tent of the London Club (minus Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts). They start playing the pubs and clubs around the city and suburbs. Bill Wyman joined in the last year - a popular story that he is being requested because it was their own amplifier!
1963

In January, Charlie Watts joined the Stones, and play the first gigs. Band gigs continue with residencies at places such as the Ealing Jazz Club, Ken Colyer's Studio 51 and Eel Pie Island in Twickenham. Audiences often consist of a fellow budding blues musicians like Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend. Their weekly steamy night in Crawdaddy at Richmond's Station Hotel resulted in ecstatic press reviews, and in April a sharp young mover called Andrew Loog Oldham capture the Stones in the Crawdaddy and signs them to the management company the next day. He started "Do you let your child marry a Rolling Stone" press campaign which endears the group to hordes of young people who found a boy cute Beatles. Shockwaves are still being felt today.

In May, the Stones will be signed to Decca Records by A & R man called to return to the bottom of the Beatles. One month later "Come On", the first Rolling Stones single, is released. Older generation who recoils in horror as a group make up a song in the UK TV pop show "Thank Your Lucky Stars." The song - which obscure Chuck Berry cover - climbs to No. 21 in the UK charts. Second single, "I Want to Be Your Man," given to the group by John Lennon and Paul McCartney after the walk to the Stones in the road. Finished writing on the spot. Which reached No. 12. Live gigs already attract screaming hordes of teenage girls that the band.

1964

The group began their first year on the tour package a major United States Ronettes, the girl group produced by Phil Spector. In January, the Rolling Stones EP - four covers of the now classic rock'n'soul U.S. - appear. In February, they released a third single, the version of Bo Diddley's "Not Fade Away," which features Phil Spector on maracas.

By now the Stones are strong R & B machine. Stage ditch their uniforms, their hair grow longer and inspire a legion of lookalikes. No group in history has sparked such horror in the older generation. "Not Fade Away" became Stone's first Top 10 entry, hit No. 3. Sparks's first album soon and untitled controversy because there is no writing on the cover. Reach No.1. The record consists mainly of raw, feisty covers by heroes like Chuck Berry and Willie Dixon. It also features the first bona fide Jagger / Richards composition, "Tell me," which was written after Andrew Oldham locked them in the kitchen with the intention to write some songs. In April, a teenage mayhem when they play the NME Pollwinners' Concert at Wembley Arena.

In June, the band's cover of the Valentinos "It's All Over Now" to be the first Stones record and gold No.1. It was recorded in Chicago's legendary Chess studios - home Muddy Waters and other heroes Stones - the group during the first visit to the country that month. Stones that are older to go to the dance music explosion by 25 years and their main fan club: "All Night Rave" at London's Alexandra Palace, which also has a John Lee Hooker and wind down in the 6:30 am

In August, more Chess material appearing on Five By Five EP, and November, caps a year of events with another chart-top - a cover Willie Dixon's "Little Red Rooster."
1965

Momentum continues - not unusual as the band's schedule - with a second album chart-topping, Number Rolling Stones 2. In February, the single "The Last Time" (the first A-side that will be written by Mick and Keith) also hits No. 1.

In August "(I Can not Get No) Satisfaction" sweeps the world and become one of the biggest Stones anthems ever. Keith says it was built in the middle of the night in a motel room with a riff in his head and beat down, and must have then. The following month saw the release of Got Live If You Want It EP - note that a noisy live show recorded during the first three days of touring the UK Mar. The Out Of Our Heads album, recorded between the U.S. and date with a bunch of Jagger / Richards Gems, which was released in July. Graphic topping "Get Off My Cloud" hat submit another action-packed year.

1966

Feb saw a "19th Nervous breakdown," followed by land-violation, vault Aftermath album chart, where the stones begin to experiment with different instruments and 11 minute tracks. Every song written by Mick and Keith. In May, the expansion of Stone 'hold the number one voice on "Paint It Black" single, in which Brian's zither rides the pummelling beat. September's "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadows?" see the group's first single dabblings with full on psychedelia. October saw the group tour the UK during the last three years (with Ike & Tina Turner's support).

1967

Between The Buttons album which saw the flowering of psychedelically more inclined to expand studio experimentation Stones' now behave English pop music. In February, Mick and Keith are arrested when Keith's Redlands home was raided by police. Therefore, the start of high-profile court appearances that divide the generations and nations, is widely believed to be a part of most of the conspiracy to silence a strong unbelievably Stone. But even if all the charges hurled against Jagger, Richards and Jones, Stone does not go to jail for long period of time.

After the bust, the Stones tour to Europe literally wild responses in many cases, the main mass and popular "Sunday Night At The London protection" TV show, where they already do-controversial "Let's Spend The Night Together" single-fold and cultured " Ruby Tuesday. " They spark outrage by more silly reject increase in the traffic circle at the end of the event.

In August, the assembly in a hurry "We Love You" single released to thank the community for their support during the Jagger / Richards trial. Lennon and McCartney pop up on the backing vocals Mick and Marianne faithful boyfriend to return the favors by joining with the Beatles "You must sign in" to "Our World" TV broadcast satellites simultaneously. In December, they are very experimental Majesties Request album Satan baffles many with extended psychedelic explorations, but it's still up three hits. More attention focused on the three-dimensional arm.

1968

In May, the Stones make a surprise appearance at the end of the NME Pollwinners' Concert. Akan immediately clear that the groups have returned to their blues roots as it tears into the new "Jumpin 'Jack Flash" and a "Satisfaction." After years of uncertainty before the Stones will return to claim their crown as Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band In The World. "Jumpin 'Jack Flash", which was then released and pole vaults to the top of the month. Beggars Banquet album that used to follow in August, but objects to Decca Stones' graffiti-splattered walls, toilet arm and eventually displayed in a white cover in December. The launch of the album ends with a stone hurling custard pies in the face of Decca executives. The album itself shows a new maturity and bluesy raunch, and the dark and dangerous image epitomized by "sympathy For The Devil."

1969

After meeting with other band members, Brian Stones leave on June 8, said he wanted to form a new group. Several days later Stones hold a photo call in London's Hyde Park to introduce their new guitarist, Mick Taylor, formerly in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. She will make her live debut with the Stones at a free concert will be held on July 5 in the garden, and playing in front of the single, "Honky Tonk Women" / "You Can not Always Get What You Want."

On July 3, Brian Jones found dead in a swimming pool in Sussex. Hyde Park is a memorial gig for Brian and the group unveil their new songs. Classic bar room raunch of "Honky Tonk Women" UNLEASHED is one week later and shot to No 1.

Graph-topping album Let It bleed which was released in December and appeared to be another feast of apocalyptic blues ( "Gimme Shelter"), prurient melodrama ( "Midnight nomad") and many more stories from the darkside. The Stones launch their first U.S. tour since 1966 and, in the new climate of spectators who sit and listen, find a new vitality and sense of opportunity that remains with them to this day. United States in December tour climaxes with the tragic Altamont Speedway concert.

1970

Two years after that movie, Mick Jagger's film debut in Nic Roeg and Donald Cammell's Performance finally successfully released. Jagger plays a reclusive rock star Turner. It's accompanied by a soundtrack that contribute Mick "Memo from Turner."

In September, a live album from the previous year shows the Madison Square Garden New York, Get Yer Ya-yas Out hits No 1. There are initially designed as an alternative to the official start to appear Stones bootlegs. 1969 tour which also results in a film, Gimme Shelter.

1971

The Stones, who contract with Decca ended already, they start the Rolling Stones Records imprint with two strong titles "Brown Sugar" and "Bitch", which continues to encourage the court and the major controversy with the lyrics. Farewell the band toured the UK as they prepare to go into tax exile in the south of France. In April the mothership album, Sticky Fingers, appearing with the heart that is designed by Andy Warhol, who described the mystery groin with adjustable zipper! While rock 'n' roll is compared sleazier, beautifully broken haze hangs over tracks like "Sister morphine" and "Wild Horses", the country has a new mate Keith, Gram Parsons of Flying burrito Brothers.

1972

In April, five in the hit "Tumbling dice" the first single is a trailer for the upcoming second album Exile On Mainstreet, recorded in the basement of Keith's house in the south of France. Album is derided at the time of sprawl for fun, but Keith is always happy to mention that until now was held in between the band's most enduring work.

The Stones tour the States - described by Pete Rudge committee as "not like rock 'n' roll tour, more like Normandy landing." See the group set a standard that is required for the grand spectacle stadium gigs.

1973
In August, the balladic "Angie" the trailers fluty goat Head Soup album, recorded in Jamaica; stirring it up with the controversial "Starfucker" finale. Tour hits Europe, including the spectacular stretch in the Wembley Arena.

1974

July's Top 10 single, "It's Only Rock'n'Roll", began life in South London Ronnie Wood's home studio, with David Bowie on backing vocals and Faces' Kenny Jones on drums. The rock was resumed roughhouse on the album of the same name, although the beam can be considered a haunting ballad, "Time wait for No One."

The Stones / Wood connection became closer when Keith appears on most of Ronnie's first solo album, I've Got My Own Album To Do, both Taylor and Mick Jagger and guests. Keith appeared with Ronnie at the Kilburn State gig in July. In December Mick Taylor series for a solo career.

1975
After much speculation and a string of recording sessions-cum-auditions in Munich, which finally delivered the album Black and Blue, who announced the Stones Mick Taylor's replacement - Ronnie Wood. (Candidates who can not go through bottleneck stage, including Jeff Beck, Peter Frampton and Rory Gallagher). Ronnie has been taken out of the face to tour with the Stones, and Keith admitted he was almost back to ask to join when Brian left.

1976

Black and Blue which was released in April and features guest spots from Guitarists Harvey Mandel, Wayne Perkins and Mr Wood was successful. "Fool to Cry" is the only one and made the Top 10. Hot, group tours and appear straddling an unfolding lotus stage complete with giant inflatable penis and Tarzan rope for Mick.

1977

In February, Keith and Anita Pallenberg broken in Toronto, where the Stones played a few low-key club dates to record the album live for the future. October's Love You Live double album features songs from previous tours and side gigs at Toronto's El Mocambo club.

1978

Dance music-influenced "Miss You" (one of the early 12 "single) hits the number one place in the U.S. Some Girls following the LP. Originally called Some More Fast Numbers, some say that the energy level is filled by some of punk rock explosion. Actually , the next single, "Dear," shows the group the status of their new comments as a "pillar of society" - before slamming into a brief acquaintance Margaret Trudeau, slumming in the Stone-wife of the Prime Minister of Canada.

The Stones tour to the United States populace enthusiastic and happy to the same reviews. All stage props have been stripped back, to allow room for the new energy coursing through the group with a totally integrated Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards cylindered complete.

1979
Wood release third solo album, Gimme Some Neck, which again features Keith and Mick. In April, the Stones join together to support Keith, do one set for the Benefit Concert to honor the blind commitment in court Toronto's punishment. Keith and Ronnie to join the New Barbarians tour. Barbs that appear in the Knebworth Festival support Led Zeppelin.
1980

In June a new one, the disco and reggae-tinged "Emotional Rescue," an album with trailers of the same name, and Top 10 hits.

1981

August saw "Start Me Up" to the motor in the Top 10 as desperate to kickstart trailer upcoming album, Tattoo You, which also included follow-up to warm a single, "Waiting On A Friend." The Stones perform the first of periodic mega-tour which saw them astride a colossal stadium stage, equipped with a hydraulic platform and large vanguard painting.

1982

The Stones tour hits Europe, including a few nights in London's Wembley Stadium. In June, the release Living Stones, taken directly from album'81 American gigs with the group the cover "Going To A Go Go."

1983

It's August and typical Stone fashion, the agreement is reached and signed at 3:00 in Paris' Ritz Hotel by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and CBS head Walter Yetnikoff. The reported deal is worth 28 million dollars and calls for the stone to the four studio albums.

In October, the "Undercover Of The Night" single is unveiled with the theme of South American political unrest dominating the epic video directed by Julian Temple. Mick's execution of some scenes Keith stirs controversy while sporting a skull mask and gun. Single reach 10, because the album with the peel-the-sticker-off-the-stripper silent.

1985
In February, which is located in Paris Stones Dirty Work at the record-Pathe Marconi Studio. Mick Jagger releases first solo album, She's The Boss. In June he duets with David Bowie recorded a version, especially on "Dancing In The Street" for Live Aid. Mick also appears in the all-day event in Philadelphia, the happy singing duet with Tina Turner in which he whips off her skirt. It's the first ever solo live set performed in front of 1.5 billion viewers. Then on that day, Keith and Ronnie slope Bob Dylan for the acoustic set to close the session at JFK Stadium. Three months later, Keith and Ronnie to repeat their acoustic act, backing Bono version for "Silver And Gold," which appeared in the United States against apartheid Artists album.

Later that year, Stone began working on the new album. Near the end of the session - a group that does not recognize them and most harmonious - their road manager, brother and soul "Sixth Stone" Ian Stewart died of a massive heart attack from in London at the age of 47. Ian has been with the group since the beginning and still plays piano on the stage. "We all feel the glue has come unstuck," says Keith of grieving.

1986

"Harlem Shuffle" - a cover Bob & Earl's 1964 hit with the soul legend Bobby Womack on backing vocals - released in March and Top 20 hits. Dirty Work on the next album and is dedicated to Ian Stewart. He was close with one of Keith's most moving ballads, "Sleep Tonight." No more Charlie take the tour even though big bands throughout the country that year and then repeat the exercise during lulls in the Stone 'and then from the schedule.

1987

Keith notes that the first solo album for Virgin Records in Montreal's Le Studio. Taylor Hackford's Chuck Berry tribute, Hail! Hail! Rock'N'Roll, opens in October. Keith is the music director of the film, which has a performance by Chuck Berry, Eric Clapton, Etta James, Julian Lennon, Robert Cray and Richards himself.

1988

Mick release a second solo album, Cool primitive, and enjoy a very successful trip in Japan and Australia. In September, Keith's debut album, Talk Is Cheap, is released. He follows this with a three-week sold-out U.S. tour with a backup band, X-pensive Winos. "Take It So Hard" is the first single and video released.

On October 16, Keith, a home in Jamaica suffered storm damage, guests in the "Smile Jamaica" hurricane relief benefit concert at the Dominion Theater, London. He played two songs with U2 - "Love Rescue Me" and "When Love Comes To Town."

1989

At the beginning of the year, the Rolling Stones are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Mick, Keith, Ron and Mick Taylor present at the ceremony held at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Without the presence Wyman Taylor Sparks and rumors that the Stones will tour with the Wyman Taylor, Ron Wood and will move to the bass. Pete Townshend helped inaugurate the Stones, in his speech said, "Guys, whatever you do, do not try to grow old gracefully. It would not suit you." Mick replies in its own speech: "After a lifetime of bad behavior, it is slightly ironic that the night you see this behavior of our best." Mick, Keith, Ronnie, and Mick Taylor joined the now-expected all-star jam session, during which Mick duets with Tina Turner in "Honky Tonk Women", and with Little Richard in "Can not Turn You Loose" and "lean Moronie ". He then brings down the house with" Start Me Up. "

Keith released the second video "Make No Mistake," directed by Paula sadness, of Cheap Talk in March. In May, he was presented with the "Living Legend Award" at the International Rock Awards.

Previously, Mick and Keith met at Eddy Grant's studio in Barbados to see if they can still write a song together. Before the meeting, there is speculation about whether the two can still remain in the same room. Two months later, they have 12 new tunes ready, plus the usual welter of ideas that have not been completed. Working as they do on the album classic dari'60 's and'70' s - and the groundfloor of the building - they come out with a string of Gems, which is then honed into shape and bashed by the whole group at George Martin's AIR Studios in Montserrat with Chris Kimsey co-production. Beat the band all live in under five months, with the mixing in London.

In July, the Rolling Stones hold a press conference in New York Grand Central Station announced their forthcoming Steel Wheels tour and album. Mick holds a ghetto blaster and play the new "Mixed emotions" to the single assembly of the world media. It's released in August and the group returned to the world graph.

Steel Wheels is a Stones classic. A complete new album stuff, as opposed to the touch on the long end of the demo as many dan'80-'70 's output. Sound raw and bristling as a track on the first single, "Mixed emotions," but the album proves the band can still give gorgeous ballads like "Almost Hear You Sigh," or Keith's lovely "Slippin 'Away."

While the album is generally acclaimed as the best group in years, this group created a double whammy with the awesome scope of the large and "Steel Wheels" tour. Stage is the largest set ever, a post-Surreal nuclear dream factory, all the girders, channels, and catwalks in the bath and wall lighting wild fire and smoke. Set in Stone straddles' entire career in two hours on each song with the piece-de-resistance - from the giant inflatable "Honky Tonk Women" to Mick's materialization hundred feet above the stage for the "sympathy." Groups such as the playground of life depend on them, and also like they have a total blast.

Starting in Philadelphia on August 30, a major operation (right mobile army) went on to play about 70 gigs. In December, the U.S. ended up in the foot Atlantic City Convention Center for the radio-TV simulcast. Guests include John Lee Hooker, Axl Rose and Izzy Stradlin from Guns' N Roses, and Eric Clapton.

1990

In February, the Stones tour Japan for the first time with 10 sold-out shows at Tokyo's Korakuen Dome, playing to 50,000 a night. For Europe, Steel Wheels gives way to Urban Jungle - Europe Stadium in part because there is not enough to set a great big, because they just fancied a change scenery. New phase resembles a post-nuclear destruction of tropical, with a giant inflatable dog appears during "Street Fighting Man." It hits London's Wembley Stadium in July, then again in August at the end of the tour, with the resurrection of the Steel Wheels set. Over the past year, the Stones played 115 shows to more than six million people.

1991

All five band members immerse themselves in solo projects. In November, the London office of Stone 'financial adviser Rupert Loewenstein, Mick, Keith, Charlie, Ronnie who attend to sign in Stone' deal with Virgin Records.

1992

The Stones take a year off to recharge their batteries. Meanwhile, Richards and the release notes that the second solo album, Main Offender, the Virgin. He toured Europe and then go, where no previously Stone - Argentina, where the X-pensive Winos play to Buenos Aires from the 40,000 crowd.

1993

The Stones 30. Celebrate the anniversary of their first single release. During a live interview on BBC "London Tonight" news program in January, Bill Wyman finally make it official: "I really do not want to do it again." About efforts to prevent the Bill from the Stop, Keith says: "I do everything but hold him in the gunpoint." Also in January, Ronnie plays the first of four solo concerts in Japan, even in the top 14. Budokan in Tokyo. Meanwhile, Mick release a third solo album, Wandering Spirit. Release night, Mick plays private concert for invited guests at the 1200 New York Webster Hall. Guests including Robert De Niro and Francis Ford Coppola. Mick perform 11 songs from the new album, then encores with the Stones "Rip This Joint," "Live With Me", and "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby (Standing In The Shadows)?" Tour ended with a sell-out shows in Tokyo. Three days later in Seattle, Keith open the U.S. leg of his Main Offender tour. Later in the year, Billy Joel ind
Keith ucts to the Songwriters' Hall of Fame.

1994

After the pre-production in Barbados, the Stones gather in Dublin, Ireland in Windmill Studios to begin work on a new album. Their first under the new deal with Virgin, the band saw a lot of the back catalog re-mastered on CD. Don Was has been selected as co-producer of the Voodoo Lounge with fire Twins. Was, that makes his name with Surreal rock 'n' soul that Was Not Was, has recently produced Bonnie Raitt, B-52's, Bob Dylan and Iggy Pop. Bassist Darryl Jones and keyboard player Chuck Leavell called for help. Other guests include Ivan Neville, Bobby Womack, Bernard Fowler, Benmont Tench, Flaco Jimenez and Luis Jardim.

Surprising results. Because almost all the reviews out there, Voodoo Lounge is the peak of the stone; groups fuel on all cylinders. After the success of the project Steel Wheels, which Stone does not know that they have been proven and the new sound seems less self-conscious and more reserved than those who work. It's the sound of a group get together and raise hell and you know them. Mick's singing is stronger and more expressive than usual, especially on anti-terrorism chilling ballad "Blinded By Rainbows", and a lascivious song "Brand New Car," in the best tradition of blues double entender. Like the classic Rolling Stones album, each song propelled by Keith's explosive guitar riffs, and underpinned by Charlie's ferocious drumming.

Album and accompanying tour that was announced in New York - this time after the group arrived at the ship through Pier 60. Tour kicks off on August 1 in Washington. DC's RFK Stadium, and play the U.S., Canada, Japan, Mexico, South America and the Far East. Bobby as the key, old Stones saxophonist, once remarked in the selection time for sightseeing in 1971: "Looks like rock 'n' roll is on the road again!"

And how! Voodoo Lounge tour that launched with a shower of praise from critics and fans alike. In between playing to sold-out show at the Stadium in the U.S., who found a stone to take a time MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, plus a Billboard Award for Artistic Excellence. The band also made history on November 10 when they became the first rock 'n' roll band to broadcast the concert live on the Internet. Until the end of the year, sales from the album Voodoo Lounge pass the four million mark, and North America leg of the tour to the record books as the most successful tour in history.

1995
Starting in the year of Stones' usual fashion of breath - this is because of the high altitude of Mexico City's Autodromo Stadium. A lack of oxygen was not a problem along the foot of the South America tour. After never played South America as a band before, Stones will be greeted with a fever-pitch hysteria that large, even by the standard latin. In Argentina, they Mobbed wherever they are kept awake by 5:00 and reprises of the chorus of "Wild Horses."

Band blowing through South Africa, the seven-night sell-out stand at the Tokyo Dome, and Australasia before embarking on the final leg of a tour in Europe on June 3 in Stockholm. In Montpellier, they are joined on the stage by Bob Dylan for the aptly-titled "Like a Rolling Stone." Later the band released their version of the song as one. While on the road, the band find time to stop and record the acoustic versions of classics like "Street Fighting Man", and the more arcane numbers like "Spider and the Fly" and "I'm Free." Track this form of life stripped acoustic album. Tour ends in Rotterdam on 30 August with the promise that this will certainly not be the last time.

While the release stripped seen as the last day to attend a celebration of the glories, in the stone by the end of the year re-enforce their commitment for the future by improved so that the multimedia content. Band also released their second official website (Stonesworld) and released their debut CD-ROM (Voodoo Lounge).

1996

Even if not active, which Stones, with the music in the Casino (released late di'95), Basquiat (in which Keith also has a song called "close to you" recorded in 1980), and The Fan. Meanwhile, the band once again get involved in solo projects. Charlie Watts is the first person to leave the hiding place with the release of his quintet's Long Ago & Far Away, which features such classics of Cole Porter, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and Hoagy Carmichael. At her home in Jamaica, Keith finished working on the production of the album that features traditional Rastafarian Bingi drum (which will be launched later this year).

1997

The Stones continue to redefine rock music and themselves in the process. Rockers are ageless start recording a follow-up Voodoo Lounge in Los Angeles studio with executive producer Don Was and producer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds. The Dust Brothers (Beck, the Beastie Boys) took over behind the mixing board, with the mixer / producer Danny Saber (who has been re-mixed tracks for U2 and trash) and I also produce a few songs each. To bridge Babel is released in the fall.
1998

In November, they chronicle Stones tour in 1998 with the release of No Security, their third album of the decade.