[arts.independent.co.uk]

fantastic interview with Mick. apologies if already posted. His thoughts on Brian's death, religion, the film Performance....better than most of the recent question sessions

good interview, cant understand why so called insiders keep saying its over when mick himself says its not over

Yeah, good interview with the Jag, a notch above the usual.....

[entertainment.timesonline.co.uk]

ooo er 'ere's another. not quite as enlightenin', but still.

melillo Wrote:
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> good interview, cant understand why so called
> insiders keep saying its over when mick himself
> says its not over

Correct, although in fairness hes hardly going to announce it in a way like this if it was....

Thanks for posting the Independent interview, gerrox. A good one. Interesting to know that he reads Richard Dawkins! Must say that the photos on both articles do look a bit airbrushed...

Thanks for postin', Gerrox: havent read, but will soon.



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Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Thanks for postin', Gerrow: havent read, but will
> soon.


taha.. jus havin a laf at 'gerrow'... as in row i hate you so much or row in the water! anyways i just have that cuz my name's Gerry and rox is what i luvnadore on daily nonstop chuggin ruggin basis. simple n'stupid spose. Baboon Bro(how cool is that!) it is defo a good read.

yeh was interestin to read Mick read Dawkins, most have i guess. i thought the book was a great read btw zeitgeist stuff..

Sorwy, typo, fingerws swlipped :O)

Thanks for posting, gerrox

Hey thanks for both gerrox.....good to read



ROCKMAN

Beast Wrote:
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> Thanks for posting the Independent interview,
> gerrox. A good one. Interesting to know that he
> reads Richard Dawkins! Must say that the photos
> on both articles do look a bit airbrushed...

EVERYONE should read Dawkins' The God Delusion ... it's quite a relevant book in today's insane world.

Thanks gerrox for posting! Nice interview, I liked the John Lennon part. I had to look up a coupld of words >..a very acerbic side, I dont want to say a Scouse thing...>


acerbic -adj

1. sour or astringent taste
2. harsh or severe as of temper of experssion- ( ex: acerbic criticism)


Scouse - n.

1. a lobscouse ---??? (I dont know... thats what it says)

2. a) often Scouser, a native of Liverpool, England

b) The Dialect of English spoken in Liverpool, England.

( I think the second definition, and part b of it is how Mick was using it.)



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ryanpow Wrote:
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> Thanks gerrox for posting! Nice interview, I liked
> the John Lennon part. I had to look up a coupld of
> words >..a very acerbic side, I dont want to say a
> Scouse thing...>
>
>
> acerbic -adj
>
> 1. sour or astringent taste
> 2. harsh or severe as of temper of experssion- (
> ex: acerbic criticism)
>
>
> Scouse - n.
>
> 1. a lobscouse ---??? (I dont know... thats
> what it says)
>
> 2. a) often Scouser, a native of Liverpool,
> England
>
> b) The Dialect of English spoken in Liverpool,
> England.
>
> ( I think the second definition, and
> part b of it is how Mick was using it.)

Lobscouse used to be the local variant on a cheap stew. Most tight-knit poor communities develop an economical dish which becomes forever associated with that area. Naturally enough, Scousers gained their nickname from the local nosh.

You might have to scrape me off the floor at the end of the tour, but it'll be really good scrapings. - Mick Jagger