Guitars, clothes and grunge at Rolling Stones exhibition

Black and white images of the Rolling Stones mage form the backdrop of a recreated music studio, as part of Exhibitionism, the interactive multimedia exhibition of the Rolling Stones’ career so far, which launches at the Saatchi gallery in Kings Road, London, Monday, April 4, 2016. (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP) Black and white images of the Rolling Stones mage form the backdrop of a recreated music studio, as part of Exhibitionism, the interactive multimedia exhibition of the Rolling Stones’ career so far, which launches at the Saatchi gallery in Kings Road, London, Monday, April 4, 2016. (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP)

By Associated Press April 4, 2016 5 min read

LONDON (AP) – From their first apartment through their most recent tours, the Rolling Stones are giving fans a chance to take a deep look into their lives as the “Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band in the World.”

Here are some key things to see at “Exhibitionism,” the British band’s massive exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery that opens Tuesday:

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EDITH GROVE

Shortly after the Stones got together as a band in 1962, founding member Brian Jones moved into an apartment in west London with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and James Phelge. The apartment, at 102 Edith Grove, was notorious for being a mess, with clothes and dirty dishes strewn about the place.