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Who believes the Stones have one major tour left in them? Does anyone think they are finished as a live act?
Have to disagree...they will tour, I agree with the 50th anniversary idea.
I think they will have a new album, and I think they can probably play Plundered no problem...maybe a Taylor guest appearance?
Have to agree...Jagger should do another solo and he can still do it!
Maybe in time for Christmas 2010?
Yeah, I also think that it will sell quite well. Keith's timing - as always - is perfect. The world has been repaired with EXILE hype, and all that just cements Keith's reputation and myth (no matter how much Mick was involved in its re-release.). As an rock autobiography I believe the public attention it gets I think will only be second to Bob Dylan's. No matter how much Mick worked with EXILE re-issue, and its PR, this year will be Keith's...
- Doxa
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-06-23 10:40 by Doxa.
Nooooooooooo! Dylan's was unconventional but brilliant.
Yeah, I think Dylan set the new standard for autobios, and the one I think only him can follow... I think the way to approach Dylan's book is the same as his songs. It is like him giving us the chance to watch the world through Bob Dylan's eyes. How did he reflect the world around him in certain times. Especially the New York days is piece of art. He really makes the scenes breath, including the sounds in the radio, the names and all... And like always with Dylan, he doesn't really reveal anything "real" of himself, of his privacy. But it is not Dylan the man that should interest us but Dylan the artist, the man of insights, how he reflects the world around him.
I am sure Keith's book will be much more conventional. Taking the fact that he has a ghost writer, I presume it be more like Marianne Faithfull's or Ronnie Wood's book than Dylan's. But much better I hope.
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So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 20, 2010 06:33
How much of a degree of verisimilitude do you think we'll get with regard to embellished stories (you know Muddy painting the ceilings at Chess and so on) to ommissions (his violence towards Anita and other girlfriends) to just downright bs?
I truly hope it's a much better read tah Ronnie's childish garble.
I truly hope it's a much better read tah Ronnie's childish garble.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Addicted
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Date: June 20, 2010 16:54
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Harlem Shuffler
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Date: June 20, 2010 22:47
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 21, 2010 02:52
Thanks Guys!
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Thommie
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Date: June 21, 2010 12:04
Do you think we can expect anything else at the same time as the book release?
Fo promoting the book and vice versa: Can we expect an announcement of a new tour? A new album?
Fo promoting the book and vice versa: Can we expect an announcement of a new tour? A new album?
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
runrudolph
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Date: June 21, 2010 19:50
No, they will not tour, it will start in 2012.
jeroen
jeroen
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Shawn20
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Date: June 21, 2010 20:47
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corriecas
No, they will not tour, it will start in 2012.
jeroen
Who believes the Stones have one major tour left in them? Does anyone think they are finished as a live act?
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Anonymous User
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Date: June 21, 2010 21:06
<Who beieves the Stones have one major tour left in them? Does anyone think they are finished as a live act?>
I think PMS was their last highlight..
Any attempt to play songs like that live is "mission impossible"
Hope Jagger goes solo one more time. He still can do it.
I think PMS was their last highlight..
Any attempt to play songs like that live is "mission impossible"
Hope Jagger goes solo one more time. He still can do it.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 23, 2010 06:28
Don't think any other anouncments would be made at that point given their still riding the Exile wave and Keith would be probably heading for the Xanax in the bathroom cabinet cos if this & million book flops it will be very emabarrassing for him.
I think it well sell particularly well however.
I think it well sell particularly well however.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 23, 2010 06:31
ps - speaking of book sales anyone know how they are scanned? I would love to know what Ron's book sold. It was pathetic I thought but I knew and absolute sh*tload of people that bought it.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: June 23, 2010 10:23
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Amsterdamned
<Who beieves the Stones have one major tour left in them? Does anyone think they are finished as a live act?>
I think PMS was their last highlight..
Any attempt to play songs like that live is "mission impossible"
Hope Jagger goes solo one more time. He still can do it.
Have to disagree...they will tour, I agree with the 50th anniversary idea.
I think they will have a new album, and I think they can probably play Plundered no problem...maybe a Taylor guest appearance?
Have to agree...Jagger should do another solo and he can still do it!
Maybe in time for Christmas 2010?
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Doxa
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Date: June 23, 2010 10:38
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squando
Don't think any other anouncments would be made at that point given their still riding the Exile wave and Keith would be probably heading for the Xanax in the bathroom cabinet cos if this & million book flops it will be very emabarrassing for him.
I think it well sell particularly well however.
Yeah, I also think that it will sell quite well. Keith's timing - as always - is perfect. The world has been repaired with EXILE hype, and all that just cements Keith's reputation and myth (no matter how much Mick was involved in its re-release.). As an rock autobiography I believe the public attention it gets I think will only be second to Bob Dylan's. No matter how much Mick worked with EXILE re-issue, and its PR, this year will be Keith's...
- Doxa
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-06-23 10:40 by Doxa.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 23, 2010 10:53
Yeah well put Doxa. Man the publishing conpany that shelled out 7 mill must be over the moon re all of the Exile - Stones back in the news guff.
I've also brought back the #1 thread from last year Doxa hoping to weed out some more unknowns. Would love your help again if you can be stuffed
I've also brought back the #1 thread from last year Doxa hoping to weed out some more unknowns. Would love your help again if you can be stuffed
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
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Doxa
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Date: June 23, 2010 11:09
Surely, squando, I do what I can!
- Doxa
- Doxa
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 23, 2010 11:19
As an rock autobiography I believe the public attention it gets I think will only be second to Bob Dylan's.
Geeeez prayin' Keith's has more heart & soul than dylan's endless pages of name - droppin'...
ROCKMAN
Geeeez prayin' Keith's has more heart & soul than dylan's endless pages of name - droppin'...
ROCKMAN
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 23, 2010 13:56
Thanks Doxa!
And that bad Rockman? Ronnie's was a shocker for the same but didn't think Bob would be like that. That said I remember seeing a clip of Bob and JL in the back of a limo on the way to Dylan playing I think at the Albert Hall. In the conversation he name dropped quite a bit but I just put it down to him being completely pissed.
And that bad Rockman? Ronnie's was a shocker for the same but didn't think Bob would be like that. That said I remember seeing a clip of Bob and JL in the back of a limo on the way to Dylan playing I think at the Albert Hall. In the conversation he name dropped quite a bit but I just put it down to him being completely pissed.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 23, 2010 14:14
And that bad Rockman?
Heck yeah ...
I've met mighty men like Kanga Wilson & Bubbly Costello ... but ya
just learn & live with it... ya don't have ta tell the whole world about it
ROCKMAN
Heck yeah ...
I've met mighty men like Kanga Wilson & Bubbly Costello ... but ya
just learn & live with it... ya don't have ta tell the whole world about it
ROCKMAN
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
klrkcr
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Date: June 23, 2010 14:28
You would have met Bluey and Johno as well Rockman?
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 23, 2010 14:32
...And Timmy O'Sullivan .... That man knew which way the wind-blew ...
ROCKMAN
ROCKMAN
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Braincapers
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Date: June 23, 2010 15:46
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Rockman
As an rock autobiography I believe the public attention it gets I think will only be second to Bob Dylan's.
Geeeez prayin' Keith's has more heart & soul than dylan's endless pages of name - droppin'...
Nooooooooooo! Dylan's was unconventional but brilliant.
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
squando
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Date: June 23, 2010 17:01
Oh that's a shame. Want bother reading it nows me finks not if you don't care for it.
I'm half way thru Eric's - man was he a baby! hahaha
I'm half way thru Eric's - man was he a baby! hahaha
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Doxa
()
Date: June 23, 2010 20:32
Quote
BraincapersQuote
Rockman
As an rock autobiography I believe the public attention it gets I think will only be second to Bob Dylan's.
Geeeez prayin' Keith's has more heart & soul than dylan's endless pages of name - droppin'...
Nooooooooooo! Dylan's was unconventional but brilliant.
Yeah, I think Dylan set the new standard for autobios, and the one I think only him can follow... I think the way to approach Dylan's book is the same as his songs. It is like him giving us the chance to watch the world through Bob Dylan's eyes. How did he reflect the world around him in certain times. Especially the New York days is piece of art. He really makes the scenes breath, including the sounds in the radio, the names and all... And like always with Dylan, he doesn't really reveal anything "real" of himself, of his privacy. But it is not Dylan the man that should interest us but Dylan the artist, the man of insights, how he reflects the world around him.
I am sure Keith's book will be much more conventional. Taking the fact that he has a ghost writer, I presume it be more like Marianne Faithfull's or Ronnie Wood's book than Dylan's. But much better I hope.
- Doxa
Re: So I guess the next big thing is Keith's autobio?
Posted by:
Harlem Shuffler
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Date: June 23, 2010 23:29
I wonder what will be in it about his mother and father. I think his mum was responsible for his withdrawn nature and that his use of alcohol and drugs was/is a means to overcome this aspect of his personality.
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