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The song refers to woman as the sweetest “pet” in the world and says she talks when she is spoken too. During this time the sound of the music was maybe a little to unique, and the band probably thought it wouldn’t sell as much as some of their other big hits...
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The Rolling Stones were a big part of early Rock N’ Roll. They pushed the envelope more then any other band of their time. Paint it black which was released in 1966 is a very good example of the Rolling Stones not caring attitude. The Stones experimented a lot with different instruments, and gave their music a distinct sound, which I think helped with the influence of other bands and other genres to be made later on such as metal, some punk and emo music...
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