INTERVIEW - The Rolling Stones on retirement at The Rolling Stones 'Exhibitionism' Interviews

The transcript discusses the ongoing nature of a retrospective exhibition, reflecting on past tours since 1975 and the continuous operation of the institution. It highlights that the museum idea was not conceived with retirement in mind, but as an addition to their ongoing activities. The Stones are not interested in quitting, emphasizing their commitment to continue.

What does the speaker say about the retrospective exhibition?

• It is a sign of retirement.

• It marks the end of their work.

• It is their final show.

• They are still active and plan to continue.

How does the speaker describe their ongoing work?

• As a temporary phase.

• As a machine or institution that will not stop.

• As a hobby.

• As a side project.

What was the purpose of the museum idea according to the speaker?

• To mark their retirement.

• To serve as a final project.

• To add another dimension to their work.

• To replace their live shows.

Who does the speaker believe should decide when to quit?

• The Stones themselves.

• The museum curators.

• The fans.

• The critics.

What is the Stones' current stance on quitting, according to the speaker?

• They have already quit.

• They are not particularly interested in quitting.

• They are undecided.

• They are planning to quit soon.