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For fans of The Rolling Stones: what to watch, read & play next

Cross-media picks for The Rolling Stones fans — films, series, games and books in the same vein.

Fans of The Rolling Stones tend to reach for music that feels lived-in and unvarnished. These picks circle the same territory: documentaries that put you inside the chaos of a legendary tour, dramas about bands that got chewed up by the industry, histories of how rock music actually got made, and games that let you feel the instruments under your hands. Films, series, books, and games — each one a different angle on the same obsession.

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Frequently asked

What should I watch if I love The Rolling Stones?

Start with Gimme Shelter, the documentary of their infamous 1969 US tour that ended at Altamont, or The Doors for another portrait of a legendary 1960s rock band. The series Vinyl captures the same era's music-industry chaos from the label side.

Are there books for Rolling Stones fans?

Stone Alone is the Stones' own bass player Bill Wyman's account of the band from 1962 onwards. Slash and Without You offer other insider rock memoirs, while Rock and Roll, 1955–1970 and The Sound of the City trace the broader history those bands emerged from.

Are there games for Rolling Stones fans?

The Rock Band series lets you play through rock history as a full band; Rocksmith 2014 teaches you on a real guitar. The Beatles: Rock Band covers the same era from the other side of rock's greatest rivalry.

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