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5 ‘Rolling Stone’ Album Reviews of Iconic Debuts that Haven’t Aged Well

by Bill Raymond

It’s no secret that some Rolling Stone album reviews haven’t aged as well as the albums they initially slammed.

Here are just five debut albums that have gone on to become iconic that were panned upon release by Rolling Stone.

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