“Does the organization never tell me in the story that has also made an album by Beyond Last Days in the 80s?”

Producer Andrew Watt defended the Rolling Stones album winning the grammys rock album previously this month for his LP 2023 “Hackney Diamonds. “

The mythical rockers beat Green Day, roles, fontaines D. C and Jack White with their album, their first film for 18 years and the first since the death of drummer Charlie Watts.

However, some affirmed that their victory is the result of their rich musical inheritance instead of the quality of the album itself, and as such, the other nominated artists were “stolen. “

But Watt, who produced the album, now argued that song writing made the grammy stones.

“They are in the 80s, they are 82 and 83 years old. Watt said in an interview with Rolling Stone’s Podcast music now.

Watt accepted the prize on behalf of the organization the ceremony. “Yesterday, he spoke with Mick [Jagger] and he only sought to say a great thanks to the Academy of the Total Organization. For a small child that grew at stake the guitar, it was one of the maximum incredible reports with those musicians,” he said at that time.

Disc examination, NME attributed to 4 stars of “Hackney Diamonds” and said that “the first rock legends album of the original device in almost two decades” “an absolute bar and”.

In other news, he reported at the end of the last month that the Stones had abandoned their plans to stop in the United Kingdom and Europe in 2025.

According to the issues of the sales reports, adding the Times, the emblematic organization opted opposite to a return at the end of this year. This would have arrived after a proposed trial of several million pounds to the Tottenham Hotspur stadium rejected, in the middle of other screens throughout Europe.

Sales problems imply that the remaining members of the group, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, were presented with several dates for the screens in 2025, but were temporarily rejected due to headaches in adequate places and pre -existing commitments.