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• With “Some Girls” Jagger and Co. competed against punk in London and disco in New York. The follow-up to “Black And Blue” freed the Stones from the stigma of being a dinosaur band in 1978, the era of the Sex Pistols and Studio-54, consolidated their fame, installed them as rebellious, punked-up glamour hard rockers. “Some Girls” was the best Stones album since “Exile On Main St.,” wrote international music critics shortly after its initial release. With a good sixfold platinum status, “Some Girls” is now also the most commercially successful Stones LP of all time. In Paris, virtually without guest musicians, back to basics, as a pure guitar band, with blood and sweat, the Stones recorded a “rock’n’roll noir” work, with politically incorrect, sexist lines such as: “Black girls just want to get f