The Rolling Stones

In early 1967, The Rolling Stones were riding high on their growing reputation as rock icons, just prior to the release of their album "Between the Buttons," which came out in January 1967. This period marked a significant evolution in their musical style, blending more complex arrangements and introspective lyrics into their established sound. The live recording referenced in the video "Angry," which pays homage to the rock billboard scene in Los Angeles at that time, reflects the vibrant cultural atmosphere that surrounded the band. This era also saw the Stones becoming increasingly involved in avant-garde artistic expressions, aligning with the burgeoning counterculture movement. Notably, 1967 was a transformative year for the group, leading up to their participation in iconic events such as the Monterey Pop Festival, further solidifying their legacy in rock history.

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