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Sam Spade
I know the so called blood change in Switzerland is bogus.
Did he clean up for '70,'71,'72,'73 and '75 tours and then go back to using? What about '78, did he go "cold turkey" or was he in rehab?
In the 60 Minutes interview didn't Ronnie state "Keith was too stoned to help him on the '81 tour?
On the Larry King interview Jagger states he is taken into a private room when he enters the USA because of his drug conviction. Does Keith have the same issue when he comes off a tour or comes back to the USA after being out of the country?
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seitan
he was also alcoholic
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24FPS
Only Keith Richards could be seen as relatively clean after he quit junk. Most people that continue to horn coke, smoke continous [sic] joints, and drink both day and night are seen as having a problem.
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dcba
"How Did Keith Kick Heroin?"
He didn't, he did what a lot of junkies do : he replaced the big H with alcohol and blow. In the case of Keith it's giant amounts of alcohol and blow.
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seitan
he was also alcoholic
Was?
Have you read LIFE yet?
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stonesdan60
Read "Life." After the big Toronto bust Keith used some sort of "black box" treatment where electrodes were clipped to his ears, somehow transmitting electronic signals that reduced the withdrawals and cravings. He relapsed a few times after that, but claims he eventually kicked it for good. Of course he never was really "drug-free." He continued to do huge amounts of coke, weed, and alcohol. I was surprised to learn he was still doing coke up to the Bigger Bang Tour when he got the head injury and was told if he didn't stop, that stuff could kill him.
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stonesdan60
Read "Life." After the big Toronto bust Keith used some sort of "black box" treatment where electrodes were clipped to his ears, somehow transmitting electronic signals that reduced the withdrawals and cravings. He relapsed a few times after that, but claims he eventually kicked it for good. Of course he never was really "drug-free." He continued to do huge amounts of coke, weed, and alcohol. I was surprised to learn he was still doing coke up to the Bigger Bang Tour when he got the head injury and was told if he didn't stop, that stuff could kill him.
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stonesdan60
Read "Life." After the big Toronto bust Keith used some sort of "black box" treatment where electrodes were clipped to his ears, somehow transmitting electronic signals that reduced the withdrawals and cravings. He relapsed a few times after that, but claims he eventually kicked it for good. Of course he never was really "drug-free." He continued to do huge amounts of coke, weed, and alcohol. I was surprised to learn he was still doing coke up to the Bigger Bang Tour when he got the head injury and was told if he didn't stop, that stuff could kill him.
He did the black box, but relapsed many times, at least till late 1980. Keith shooting up with Jim Carrol was in 1980, right? i think he wrote about that in Life as well.
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71Tele
Didn't he supposedly relapse on the Voodoo tour, or was it bRidges?
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71Tele
Didn't he supposedly relapse on the Voodoo tour, or was it bRidges?
He was asked in a fans' questionaire in Q Magazine around '98-99 when he last tried heroin and he said that someone gave him some to try just after the start of the tour (ie, late 1997), but that it didnt do anything for him anymore and that it was a one-off.
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24FPS
Most people that continue to horn coke, smoke continous joints, and drink both day and night are seen as having a problem.
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71Tele
Didn't he supposedly relapse on the Voodoo tour, or was it bRidges?
He was asked in a fans' questionaire in Q Magazine around '98-99 when he last tried heroin and he said that someone gave him some to try just after the start of the tour (ie, late 1997), but that it didnt do anything for him anymore and that it was a one-off.
I remember that. It was to "test myself." But he experienced only the aspects of the high that he didn't like: itching, for instance. Classic.
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71Tele
Didn't he supposedly relapse on the Voodoo tour, or was it bRidges?
He was asked in a fans' questionaire in Q Magazine around '98-99 when he last tried heroin and he said that someone gave him some to try just after the start of the tour (ie, late 1997), but that it didnt do anything for him anymore and that it was a one-off.
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Redhotcarpet
Maybe Keith had a real relapse during that fight with Patti (1997?). Anita even commented on it.