Rock and Culture Anniversaries

They happened upon a huge slab of concrete while traveling back from a show. So, why not pee on it, right?

Even the biggest moment on here, the snarky hit "Rich Girl," offered a twist.

Nearly half a decade passed before they wisened up and released this international Top 10 hit.

They were on the verge of something big in 1980 – but only after a period of sudden adversity.

Motown's budding iconoclast finally forged a path to the individualism – and conviction – that he'd aspired to for so long.

He had Edgar Allan Poe, Pink Floyd and, most of all, partner Eric Woolfson to thank.

They sounded like everybody — and nobody — else.

In the end, these stumbles were just another part of their legend.

This album concluded their transformation from symphonic-rock pioneers to synth-pop hitmakers.

This LP arrived during a low ebb in the relationship between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.