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09/06/2026

5th of September 1964,The Animals were at no.1 on the US singles chart with "House of the Rising Sun".

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More than sixty years after changing the course of rock music, The Rolling Stones could have played it safe. Instead, they delivered "Bite My Head Off" - a track bursting with the kind of reckless energy that made the band legendary in the first place. Fast, loud, and unapologetically fun, it proves that age has never diminished their appetite for creating music with genuine excitement.One of the song's biggest surprises is the appearance of Paul McCartney on bass, bringing together two icons whose names have shaped British rock for generations. Rather than feeling like a nostalgic reunion, the collaboration sounds completely natural, with every musician serving the song instead of the headlines. The result is a performance that feels fresh, spontaneous, and packed with the kind of chemistry that can't be manufactured."Bite My Head Off" reminds us that The Rolling Stones have never survived by looking backward. They remain relevant because they continue writing music with the same fearless spirit that launched their career decades ago. Few bands can still sound this hungry after so many years, and that's exactly what makes this recording so exciting.👉 The story behind Paul McCartney joining The Rolling Stones in the studio is every bit as entertaining as the song itself. You'll find the full story in the first comment.Did "Bite My Head Off" become one of your favorite tracks from Hackney Diamonds?

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Auction Highlight. Llardro "Beneath the Waves" Sold 12/17/25 for $600.00.

09/06/2026