In the summer of '71, as rock royalty played for charity at the Concert for Bangladesh in New York, a band of cretinous dirtballs emerged from the Midwest's teenage wasteland with a breakout album that made mincemeat of the fashionable save-the-world vibe.
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In the summer of '71, as rock royalty played for charity at the Concert for Bangladesh in New York, a band of cretinous dirtballs emerged from the Midwest's teenage wasteland with a breakout album that made mincemeat of the fashionable save-the-world vibe.
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