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1 day ago · "Sympathy for the Devil," by The Rolling Stones (1968) - Another well-placed Rolling Stones smash entreats the audience to have sympathy for the devil as Cruella officially becomes Cruella de Vil. She may be the bad guy, but that doesn't mean she doesn't deserve some courtesy.
3 days ago · The Rolling Stones, Sympathy for the Devil (1968) "Sympathy for the Devil," a classic hard rock tune, leaned into the Rolling Stones' naughty reputation when it was released in 1968, and it peaked at number 32 on Rolling Stone's list of the greatest songs of all time.
2 days ago · As the latter ended the screens around the stage were bathed in red and the familiar opening chords to Sympathy for the Devil sent a shiver down 50,000 or so spines. Then Jagger reappeared. This ...
2 days ago · Queen, formed in 1970, quickly became one of the most iconic rock bands in history. The original lineup featured Freddie Mercury (vocals), Brian May (guitar), Roger Taylor (drums), and John Deacon (bass). Their debut album, Queen, released in 1973, marked the beginning of their meteoric rise to fame. Queen’s sound was a unique blend of rock ...
3 days ago · Sympathy for the Devil Trivia Quiz. Sure, he may be the Lord of the Underworld, but some people feel that Satan deserves a little more credit. This quiz takes a look at pop culture references to the devil in books, film, song, TV, and other media. Good luck!
3 days ago · This is The Rolling Stones performing song "Sympathy for the Devil" Live at BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦 on July 5th, 2024!For more in...
3 days ago · “Sympathy for the Devil” ended with two face-warming blasts of flame shot from the lofty top of the stage and appearing to burn out just short of BC Place’s flammable-looking ceiling. Audience members exchanged worried Great White glances, but thankfully the roof failed to catch fire like a marshmallow that’s overstayed its campfire ...
