The Rolling Stones

In 2003, when The Rolling Stones performed at the Toronto Rocks concert alongside AC/DC, they were in a stage of their career marked by significant longevity and continued relevance in the rock music scene. At this time, the band had recently released the album "Forty Licks" in 2002, which was a compilation album celebrating their 40 years in the music industry and included both classic hits and new material. The Toronto Rocks concert served as a powerful showcase of their enduring popularity, as it occurred during a run of tour dates that highlighted their status as rock legends. Additionally, notable moments from the performance included collaboration with AC/DC's iconic guitarists Angus and Malcolm Young, creating a unique synergy that exemplified the spirit of rock camaraderie. This live event reflected The Rolling Stones' ability to adapt and thrive in a changing music landscape while captivating audiences globally.

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