The Rolling Stones, Street Fighting Man (1968)
This album even came with a very divisive title, censoring the record company. In the initial version, a black and white picture of cops watched over a wounded protestor. Before publishing the record, a notorious riot took place at 1968’s Democratic National Convention. That’s why the label didn’t think the cover would be a smart idea and required these albums to be burned. About 18 were rescued. One auctioned in 2011 for $17,000.
The Rolling Stones, Street Fighting Man (1968)
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