One fateful night in 1975, Aerosmith tried (and failed) to sabotage the set of their opening band, Kansas, leading to an ...

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In the early 1970s, The Rolling Stones fled to the south of France to escape U.K. taxes and record 'Exile On Main St.' ...

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