App Detail » This Day In The Rolling Stones

Published by: This Day in Music Apps LLP

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $2.99
Current Version: 1.0
Released: December 20, 2012

App Description

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Best iPhone and iPad apps this week - The Guardian.

App Of The Week - The Short List.

Top 10 Apps for 2013 - Daily Mirror.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the greatest rock and roll band in the world: The Rolling Stones!

This Day In The Rolling Stones is a must-have for any Stones fan. Celebrating 50 years of Stones history, the App brings you:

EVERY DAY - 366 days of the year – Info on all the gigs, tours, TV appearances, recording dates, events, chart positions, album releases and more.

In depth Song Notes for 15 Stones albums, from the band’s debut in 1964, to the classic Beggars Banquet, Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main Street, Some Girls, and more - right through to the current hits release GRRR! More than 140 Stones songs dissected: the sessions, who played what, and the stories behind the Stones’ amazing legacy.

Try The Rolling Stones Quiz – more than 300 questions, scored out of 10 as you go.

Scroll through Stones Trivia – more than 300 facts about the band’s history.

Free wallpaper – 2 classic images from photo library Getty Images for your enjoyment.

Free Ringtone - not by the Stones, but an exclusive rocking track for your personal use.

The App will even play your own Rolling Stones music from your iTunes library – and connect you (via WiFi or 3G) to buy the tracks you don't already have!

Designed to bring you closer to the band, the App contains over 100 Rolling Stones images, over 300 quiz questions, over 300 items of trivia, a free ringtone and two wallpaper screen images as well as Stones history for every day of the year.

Available as an App for iPhone, iPad and iTouch, This Day In The Rolling Stones is a way to immerse yourself in all of the aspects – audio, visual and factual – that made the Stones the greatest Rock & Roll band in the world, and the most important band in rock history for the past 50 years.