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| | The Rolling Stones: Exile on Main Street - PopMatters Music Review |
 | | Exile on Main Street is the Stones recording, for the last time perhaps, in the torn and frayed spirit of the Tonight's the Night tour, with no makeup, no fake-up, and no over-written, self-mythologizing songs like "Sympathy for the Devil". |
 | | Exile's cover develops a further fl and white connection: with the murky world of film noir. |
 | | Exile is chaotic, loud and inarticulate, dirty and dangerous, full of dark corners, radical mood swings and unpredictable twists. |
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