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Hi Pat I have an old Stones album. On the sleeve it says "made loud to be played loud" Guess what IT ISN'T. That may be true by today's standards, but in its era it was recorded loudly, that is to say the amps were cranked up fairly loudly to get their natural crunch and for its time it was a reasonably loud recording. However, I think what the Stones wanted was for kids to turn it up loudly so that it would piss off their parents.
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