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from the Kenneth Anger film 'Lucifer Rising' (says two youtube comments)
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Ha.
I always interpreted the song as Jagger surveying all the decadence surrounding him throughout the late 60s (death, addictions, the curiosity in occultish shenanigans etc)...and wondering if love can provide redemption, renewel and hope.
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Promo film for “Sway”?
Posted by:
usetobesampeg
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Date: August 4, 2014 05:29
Anyone know what the story is behind this clip? I never saw it before,
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Re: Promo film for “Sway”?
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triceratops
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Date: August 4, 2014 05:34
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usetobesampeg
Anyone know what the story is behind this clip? I never saw it before,
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from the Kenneth Anger film 'Lucifer Rising' (says two youtube comments)
Re: Promo film for “Sway”?
Posted by:
usetobesampeg
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Date: August 4, 2014 05:44
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triceratopsQuote
usetobesampeg
Anyone know what the story is behind this clip? I never saw it before,
[ultimateclassicrock.com]
from the Kenneth Anger film 'Lucifer Rising' (says two youtube comments)
Thanks!
Re: Promo film for “Sway”?
Posted by:
leteyer
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Date: August 4, 2014 11:48
"Brian Jones had died and several of their friends would soon meet similar fates. Mick Jagger‘s response wasn’t to mourn for them, but to fall deeper into the “demon life” that got him “in its sway,” because it took away his pain."
How can this influence the Stones? Hey, Hendrix, Janis and Morrison will die soon so lets write Sway.
How can this influence the Stones? Hey, Hendrix, Janis and Morrison will die soon so lets write Sway.
Re: Promo film for “Sway”?
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stupidguy2
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Date: August 4, 2014 23:27
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leteyer
"Brian Jones had died and several of their friends would soon meet similar fates. Mick Jagger‘s response wasn’t to mourn for them, but to fall deeper into the “demon life” that got him “in its sway,” because it took away his pain."
How can this influence the Stones? Hey, Hendrix, Janis and Morrison will die soon so lets write Sway.
Ha.
I always interpreted the song as Jagger surveying all the decadence surrounding him throughout the late 60s (death, addictions, the curiosity in occultish shenanigans etc)...and wondering if love can provide redemption, renewel and hope.
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