Undercover of the Night being inspired by William Burroughs's Cities of the Red Night comes to mind.
Also the Cure's Killing an Arab, inspired by Albert Camus's The Stranger. Forum: Tell Me
When seeing the video, but before reading anything, I thought, "With his gravelly voice he could be in the cast of VINYL." Makes sense now! Forum: Tell Me
Like the blonde models in the front rows in SHINE A LIGHT (which I didn't actually mind). Makes me think of an Oakley Sunglasses article where an executive said, "Sometimes we'll see people we wish weren't wearing our sunglasses." Forum: Tell Me
Yeah what tooootal burnouts are the audience near the stage. Are they even awaaaaake?! >>>
I've tracked down more live versions of UNDER MY THUMB from the '81/'82 tour than any other song from any other tour. I just love how they rocked it up, substituting Brian's marimba riffs with Ronnie's guitar. (De gustibus non est disputandum — Taste is not debatable.) Forum: Tell Me
He's just plagiarizing Nick Cohn who wrote in 1969: "If they have any sense of neatness they’ll get themselves killed in an air crash, three days before their thirtieth birthdays.”
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(I think he's full of garbage.) Forum: Tell Me
I thought it was great when Angus said he couldn't figure out SATISFACTION and Malcolm said, "But it's only two chords." And Angus said, "That's one chord too many." Forum: Tell Me
Tiresome Categorizing Fans
(The three Stones songs I've been most listening to lately are Undercover of the Night and Doom and Gloom and Hand of Fate.) Forum: Tell Me
Luciana Gimenez on the close bond between her son Lucas and his father Mick Jagger
May 9, 2016 by hellomagazine.com
In an exclusive interview with HELLO! magazine, Brazilian model and actress Luciana Gimenez has revealed the close bond between her 17-year-old son Lucas and his father Mick Jagger. Lucas Morad Jagger was the result of a brief relationship between Luciana and the Rolling Stone Forum: Tell Me
So many Stones songs have the I-IV-V chord progression, or close (Ian Stewart disliked SOME GIRLS because so many of its songs went that way) or the Jimmy Reed up-and-down-the-guitar-neck progression (GIMME SHELTER and many others) I thought with PRIMITIVE COOL Mick was consciously trying to work "outside his bailiwick" with this different progression, and not that successfully. Just a Forum: Tell Me
When Bianca Jagger and Andy Warhol interviewed President Ford's son, Jack, at the White House for Interview Magazine, Mick was invited to go along, but he declined, fearing the visit might look like he endorsed President Ford. Forum: Tell Me
KEITH: "I do find him refreshing. He’s cut through a lot of crap, and eventually ... well, can you imagine President Trump? The worst nightmare. But we can’t say that. Because it could happen. This is one of the wonders of this country. Who would’ve thought Ronald Reagan could be president?"
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Trump mentions the Stones playing his casino in one of his books (I just jumped to that section in a bookstore) and he says the Stones were jealous that the press were more interested in Trump (yeah, RIGHT!) and how "Mick Jagger gave me a fake smile." Forum: Tell Me
Happens in everyone's home:
GAIL ZAPPA: "What I recall is that came over with Marianne Faithful, and she spent a few minutes demonstrating her ability on the tambourine and then pulled her clothing apart to reveal the bruises it caused on her ass and on her hip. That was very exciting." From LAUREL CANYON by Michael Walker Forum: Tell Me
I read Angels Dance and Angels Die belatedly from the library and was surprised its new info hadn't come to my attention sooner. Glad I happened across it.
I just finished Love Him Madly by Judy Huddleston (a 2013 book but apparently sort of a reworking of an earlier book). Huddleston's affair with Jim is related largely in the form of minutiae, but if you're a big fan of someon Forum: Tell Me
Her complaint that she co-wrote Clapton's LAYLA with no credit reminds me of Carly Simon's complaint she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with no credit. Forum: Tell Me
The album has some Keith-penned songs with anti-Mick lyrics that Mick is singing. In Bill's STONE ALONE he said Had It with You is one such song. Did Mick realize he was singing an anti-Mick song? Anyway, I've wondered if Winning Ugly is in that category. Forum: Tell Me
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QuoteTitle5Take1Just last night I saw a VINYL episode on which James licks a woman's bare nipple and I thought "His dad gave him that job. Why can't my dad give me that kind of job!"
Because your dad isn't Mick Jagger.
Neither is mine.
But my dad is Hugh Hefner.... Forum: Tell Me
It's funny how in the article itself Ronnie is the star of the story.
Can't help but think James's tastes aren't dissimilar from his dad's, regarding his wife's coloring...Bianca.
(Just last night I saw a VINYL episode on which James licks a woman's bare nipple and I thought "His dad gave him that job. Why can't my dad give me that kind of job!&q Forum: Tell Me