Richards demands apologies from Swedish reviewers
- Source: List.co.uk
- Date: 30 August 2007
Keith Richards has demanded that two Swedish newspapers apologise for slamming a performance by the Rolling Stones, which he claims ‘cheapened’ the experience for fans.
The guitarist was criticised for appearing ‘super drunk’ in a headline for Expressen newspaper – which also saw Richards awarded zero stars for his performance in Ullevi stadium.
In response the 63-year-old wrote a letter to Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter, claiming the 56,000 fans at the gig experienced a different show to that described in the paper.
“How dare you cheapen the experience for them – and for the hundreds of thousands of other people across Sweden who weren’t at Ullevi and have only have you ‘review’ to go on.
“Write the truth. It was a good show.”
Meanwhile, Aftonbladet reviewer Markus Larsson, who gave the overall show a two star rating claiming Richards could barely manage the riff to Brown Sugar, claims it is Richards who should apologise.
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