That (on the preceding page) His Majesty, is really an astonishing version of "Sister Morphine"!



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I hope the editorial intervention here, bv, will not lead to a reduction of discussion about themes of this kind.

At least I'm out.

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I hope the editorial intervention here, bv, will not lead to a reduction of discussion about themes of this kind.

At least I'm out.

Understandable, but sad. Because you represent a stance and have got insights and knowledge that will be missed. Hopefully, you will return later on to support your perspective once again

Stick around!

The more voices and differing points of view the merrier.





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From everything I have read and heard about Mick Jagger I would be very surprised if he had any regrets. He doesn't seem to be a person who willingly looks back let alone wastes time analysing how things that are in the past might have been different.

Hi, maybe a boring response, but EVERYBODY has some regrets in life. But by not wanting to look back in time, you can avoid running into regrets. The problem with regrets is .... you can't change the reasons/causes that resulted into those regrets. The good thing is (at least for those who are willing to) that one can learn from them.
The Stones, they don't regret forming the band. 56 years down the road they are still immensely popular as a live band. Mick at Twickenham: "when we started here we could never have thought that it {would end up like this}". They looked very happy on stage!