myLot Discussions on Rolling Stones Box Sets | | which do you like more Rolling Stones or The Beatles songs? or u dont like it?? | | hi people, how are you?
the question is very simple, and its about both famous bands around the world.
which do you like more? the beatles or rolling stones? which do you feel more comnfortable to listen? and why?
in my case, i like more rolling stones, i like the songs and the style of the band, the ideas they expressed; my favourite is "miss you" and "starts me up"..
whats about you?
thanks to respond,
have a nice day | |
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