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The Acid King was not put on trial. Nothing. No stories, and that's the reason why some Stones members still think he was a police agent. The English police used incredibly dirty tricks to get the Stones jailed during the 60s and early 70s. They framed the boys. (Read about this in several Keith biographies)
People probably remember hearing/reading that the bust at Redlands took place AFTER a Beatles member and his lady left West Wittering. That was no coinsidence. The police never wanted to bust the Beatles. They were "good guys" and not considered a threat to society. (Not untill Lennon's political awakening.) And the cops would never have gotten away with framing a beloved household name. The Stones, however, were threat - and lock up your daughters etc - were threatening. And they had an attitude. They were rude and naughty. (We piss whereever we like - etc) And the police - and establishment - hated their guts. When Keith critisized Mick for accepting the OBE from the Queen (actually it was Blair's government's idea), the police and the establishment's conduct towards the Stones, "They wanted to lock us up", was his reason for doing so.
About the Mars bar. That story's been denied by Mick, Keith, Anita and Marianne. I'd rather listen to them than the - at the time - corrupt English police.
This came from the police files. Brown Sugar avant la lettre.
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Redlands bust
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
()
Date: May 6, 2009 23:45
Was David "Acid King" Schneiderman ever heard from again?
Any other comments about the bust?
Any other comments about the bust?
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
Bobby Keys
()
Date: May 7, 2009 01:13
No but his wife did a duet at Live Aid in Philly with Mr. Jagger .
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
Edith Grove
()
Date: May 7, 2009 03:02
Was not a certain candy bar involved in this incident?
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
duke richardson
()
Date: May 7, 2009 03:29
hee hee the old Mars Bar story...
a big part of Stones lore.
up there with Muddy Waters painting a ceiling when he first met the Stones...
a big part of Stones lore.
up there with Muddy Waters painting a ceiling when he first met the Stones...
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
()
Date: May 7, 2009 03:56
Lots o' smart asses on here - in memory of the Mars bar?
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
Edith Grove
()
Date: May 7, 2009 04:21
Quote
Elmo Lewis
Lots o' smart asses on here - in memory of the Mars bar?
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
ryanpow
()
Date: May 7, 2009 10:44
they were having a very groovy time until the fuzz showed up.
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
Addicted
()
Date: May 7, 2009 12:31
Quote
Elmo Lewis
Was David "Acid King" Schneiderman ever heard from again?
Any other comments about the bust?
The Acid King was not put on trial. Nothing. No stories, and that's the reason why some Stones members still think he was a police agent. The English police used incredibly dirty tricks to get the Stones jailed during the 60s and early 70s. They framed the boys. (Read about this in several Keith biographies)
People probably remember hearing/reading that the bust at Redlands took place AFTER a Beatles member and his lady left West Wittering. That was no coinsidence. The police never wanted to bust the Beatles. They were "good guys" and not considered a threat to society. (Not untill Lennon's political awakening.) And the cops would never have gotten away with framing a beloved household name. The Stones, however, were threat - and lock up your daughters etc - were threatening. And they had an attitude. They were rude and naughty. (We piss whereever we like - etc) And the police - and establishment - hated their guts. When Keith critisized Mick for accepting the OBE from the Queen (actually it was Blair's government's idea), the police and the establishment's conduct towards the Stones, "They wanted to lock us up", was his reason for doing so.
About the Mars bar. That story's been denied by Mick, Keith, Anita and Marianne. I'd rather listen to them than the - at the time - corrupt English police.
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
slasausjes
()
Date: May 7, 2009 13:00
This came from the police files. Brown Sugar avant la lettre.
Re: Redlands bust
Posted by:
jlowe
()
Date: May 9, 2009 23:15
Addicted: Mick is Sir Mick - its a few rungs up the ladder in terms of status than an OBE.
Lord Jagger (of Dartford) would be about as high as he could get (sorry, wrong choice of words there).
Lord Jagger (of Dartford) would be about as high as he could get (sorry, wrong choice of words there).
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