The Rise and Fall of Rolling Stones:From 40 Million Records Sold to Rock’s Longest Survival Story скачать в хорошем качестве

The Rise and Fall of Rolling Stones:From 40 Million Records Sold to Rock’s Longest Survival Story

The Rolling Stones didn’t just become famous — they became the longest-surviving rock machine in history. With over 250 million records sold, decades of stadium-shattering tours, and a legacy that outlived scandals, deaths, and near-breakups, the Stones rewrote what longevity in music even means. In this documentary-style video, we explore the full rise, collapse, and survival of the band that was built to last… and nearly destroyed by its own legend. You’ll discover: How Brian Jones formed the Stones in London (1962) and gave them their name The reunion of childhood friends Mick Jagger & Keith Richards and the birth of their rivalry The early blues-driven identity that separated them from every other British Invasion band Their first breakthrough hits and how “Satisfaction” turned them into global icons The legendary peak era: Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main St., Goats Head Soup, Some Girls, Tattoo You How the Stones became touring kings and broke gross-revenue records repeatedly The first tragedy: Brian Jones’ death at 27 and the shock that followed Altamont 1969 — the concert that ended in murder and changed rock forever The internal war between Jagger vs Richards and the solo-career fallout Lineup shifts, Bill Wyman’s exit, and how Charlie Watts held the band together Charlie Watts’ death in 2021 — and the moment the Stones faced mortality The unexpected late-career comeback with Hackney Diamonds and why it mattered The Stones rose as rebels, fell through chaos, and survived longer than any rock band ever should have. This is not just a story of fame — it’s the ultimate survival saga in music history. If you love music history, classic rock, and the real stories behind legends, like, subscribe, and share. Which part of the Stones’ journey hit you hardest — the rise, the tragedies, or the survival? Comment below.