The Rolling Stones - 1972 American Tour

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The Rolling Stones - 1972 American Tour

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Not only did The Rolling Stones' 1972 tour (aka S.T.P.) mark a peak for the band, it changed the music industry with its scale, musicality and mayhem.
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