Reading his coffee-table book "Rolling With The Stones", he says the RARC "Was not our finest hour."
Maybe not, but I'm damn glad they put it together, just the same, as a snapshot of a bygone era. *smile*
I also think it's aged better than some might think.
Maybe not, but I'm damn glad they put it together, just the same, as a snapshot of a bygone era. *smile*
I also think it's aged better than some might think.
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Tue, August 30, 2005 - 8:04 PMWhen the current climate is Paris Hilton and Ashlee Simpson ,The Stones on a bad night put the entire Mtv/Extra Extra industry to shit. -
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Tue, August 30, 2005 - 10:43 PMJust heard "Raw Justice" a few minutes ago.....really good.....their best new stuff in a great long while.....too bad it's gonna get such short shrift......I really think that if people gave this song enough air time everyone else would look down at their shoes in shame!
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Wed, August 31, 2005 - 4:13 PMDamn right, woman. I've been listening to the Worlds' Greatest Rock Band all day long on satellite radio...I need some cheering up, it being a very lonely birthday, spent fretting over the folks under siege by Katrina. If anyone can lift my spirits, it's the Stones. (-; -
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Wed, August 31, 2005 - 4:42 PMjust found that Sirius has an all Stones channel - been listening all day as well! -
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Wed, August 31, 2005 - 4:44 PMThat's the very channel I mean...and I have heard "Rough Justice" maybe 4-5 times now. It features Keef's patented "serrated edge" guitar licks, as well as some of Mick's filthiest lyrics in ages. *happy sigh* -
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Wed, August 31, 2005 - 10:45 PMLet's not forget that it also has some of Ronnie's most incendiary slide guitar since I don't know how long.....probably since his days in The Faces!
PS--I'm not a woman, either.....unless you were responding to Amanda's post..... -
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Thu, September 1, 2005 - 12:09 PMAgree w. Ronnie thing ... and I was speaking to Amanda, don't worry, chum. (-; -
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Sat, September 3, 2005 - 9:05 PMWyman is notoriously picky about The Stones as a group...I think that Raw Justice is not exactly fresh but at least cute. -
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Sat, September 3, 2005 - 9:36 PMI miss Bill and I'm so glad that I got to see him on his final tour with the Stones. I still haven't gotten used to the fact that there are just four Rolling Stones now; the photographs of them from '94 onward just don't look right. -
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Re: Wyman's take
Sun, September 4, 2005 - 1:40 PMActually i've been reading up quite a bit about Brian Jones this weekend and as that was officially his last performance with them, The Stones camp really did not want his isolation to be apparent. 30 years later , the world is a different place so Jones' ousting from The Stones and subsequent 'accidental drowning, which was most likely murder, take on a different meaning. -
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Brian Jones Movie
Sun, September 4, 2005 - 1:40 PMMaverick British producer Stephen Woolley spent a decade developing his project about the mysterious death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones before deciding that he was too immersed in the material to let anyone else direct it.
The feature film Stoned (formerly known as The Wild and Wycked World of Brian Jones) is based on Who Killed Christopher Robin? by Terry Rawlings and two other books about the circumstances around the drowning death of Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones.
Jones was initially the Stones' creative driving force, popular and charismatic, but by the late '60s, he was drinking too much and strung out on drugs. He was forced out of the band in 1969 and three weeks later was found dead in his swimming pool. Rawlings, through extensive research, asserts that not only was Jones murdered at his country home but that a vicious cover-up ensued. The author used new interviews to document Brian's ill-fated final days and hours and names his murderer.
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Sun, September 4, 2005 - 1:45 PMYes! I want to check this out. Finally, a rock flick about the rock band that matters the most to me. We've all seen Beatles flicks by the truckloads, Elvis flicks till they wallpaper the tv channels, Velvet Goldmine, The Commitments, etc. I caught a flick recently on Paul and Linda McCartney that had a scene in which she meets the Stones on a boat in NYC; the actor playing Jagger acted and sounded a dead ringer - but again, it was only one scene! So it has whetted my appetite for this new flick. Wish we had more info on the release date. -
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Sun, September 4, 2005 - 7:27 PMYou've seen PERFORMANCE right? -
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Sun, September 4, 2005 - 7:32 PMI need to track down "Who Killed Christopher Robin?" Has anyone here read "Brian Jones" by Nicholas Fitzgerald? -
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Sun, September 4, 2005 - 7:39 PMYes, all the books essentially blame Frank Thurgood, now deceased for drowning Brian either accidentally(a game of chicken that got out of control) or purposefully. Many of the books conflict on certain details though. I actully vivted the estate and snuck onto the property...it was REALLY intense. the only time I ever felt super natural forces. I know it sounds cheesey but its true! -
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Mon, September 5, 2005 - 12:21 AM....insane! You've got guts. I wouldn't mind catching that flick when it comes out, since Brian is my fav. Stone. Thanks for the tid-bits of info Amanda, always a pleasure.
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Mon, September 5, 2005 - 7:54 PMYes! I read that book 12 years ago. That one all but points the finger at Thurogood, Jagger and Richards! Good book. But it leaves me with a few questions..... -
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Mon, September 5, 2005 - 8:02 PMYes, Fitzgerald made a number of small but important errors--the most glaring of which was that he said Keith attended Brian's funeral(not true). It's an intriguing book but I took it with a LARGE grain of salt. -
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Mon, September 5, 2005 - 8:11 PMIt could just be the curse of failing memory after all these years, or maybe it's just another writer trying very hard to capitalize on another poor celebrity's fame yet again.
I must say that of all the Stones, I usually favor the "lead guitarists"; Jones has always intrigued me with his prodigious talent and his schizophrenic nature, Mick Taylor was probably the most proficient member they've ever had and Good-Time-Ronnie just seems to me to be a great person who can play just about anything with strings. -
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Mon, September 5, 2005 - 9:35 PMPaint It Black by Geoffry Guliano and and Blown Away by AE Hotchner are the definitive books on Brian Jones' murder.
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