re: Rolling Stones Co-Founder Reveals Why He Can’t Stand Rap Music

It's not music.

Is it marketable within the popular music genre? Sure, but so is so much other no talent performers.

It's basically spoken rhythm. It's not actually a form of music. It's a form of rhythmic speaking.

It will never be defined as "music".

Listen to Keith. He's had more talented bowel movements than what any rapper has put to vinyl.

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As a side note did you know Keith Richards mother in law was also his daughter in law? Dont know if he is still married, but he went out and married some young girl and her mother fell in love with his son from decades before (they are about the same age)

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That was Bill Wyman, not Keef

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In 1993, Wyman's son Stephen Wyman married Patsy Smith, the 46-year-old mother of Bill's ex-wife Mandy Smith. Stephen was 30 years old at the time. Therefore, Bill became his own son's son-in-law, the father-in-law of his ex-mother-in-law, as well as the stepgrandfather of his former wife.

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disagree.

90s hip hop was one of the greatest, unique and iconic genres ever for music.

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Listen to Keith. He's had more talented bowel movements than what any rapper has put to vinyl.

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What Rolling Stones music should I listen to to gain an appreciation for Kieth Richards? I’m not being sarcastic. I just have never heard a Rolling Stones song and thought “man, that guitarist sure is AWESOME”. Stones songs seem to be mostly just simple riffs, 12 bar blues, and bar chords (not that there’s anything wrong with that). I can’t point to a single example of Kieth Richards doing anything beyond the capabilities of your run of the mill pedestrian local cover band playing at a Mexican restaurant guitarist.

I’m no huge David Gilmour or Pink Floyd fan, but I can point to numerous songs where his playing is extremely impressive. Same goes for George Harrison. What should I listen to by the Stones to be impressed by Kieth Richards?