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Yeah I am talking about smack, junk, horse, china white, chiva, H, tar, black, fix, speed-balling, dope, brown, dog, food, negra, nod, white horse, and stuff of which Dionysus’ dreams are made. The little white angel that sits on your shoulder and rocks you to sleep, returning you to the soft, pillowed encasement of the womb, warm, satiated, arms jelly, thoughts fluttering, creative synapses trickling like sweat down your forehead. I'm not talking about the cluttering i... MORE
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- The return of Weeds.
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All right.......it's has been crazy busy. Stupid. Moronic. I am jacked up on adrenaline now. I feel that like I've done a wheel barrel follow of coke. Not that I know from experience.
Anyway.
It's been a while. We'll get into to why later. I wanted to make this post some time ago. It's been gnawing at the back of my virtual skull for a while.
So a bunch of us were offered passes to the Shine A Light movie at a Imax before it came out.
First off I , for the most part... MORE
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Just wanted to say that the movie was pretty unreal - Scorcese really killed it again (in a good way, of course). They look so old, but their live performance is still amazing and each of their (colorful) personalities really come through. Also wanted to link to this A.V. Club primer on the Stones they put out right before the film premiered - it's a pretty good retrospective.... MORE
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Rating 9.2
Summary The most necessary unnecessary album of the year.
For all the Rolling Stones have accomplished, and that list is as extensive as the items Keith Richards has personally injested, none is more impressive than what Scorsese's Shine A Light makes clear: the Stones are outliving and outperforming their critics and chroniclers.
Their peers had the good sense to be canonized: The Beatles went out in ego and flames, Dylan went reclusive - but the Stones... MORE
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...at age 102, and I'd like to think that without him, we never would have had this great album and this song in particular, check it. Rest in peace, Dr. Hoffman, you are no longer 2000 Light Years From Home.
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...i am just testing something out. feel free to play the Rolling Stones classic, "Brown Sugar," asociated with this test post.
thank you.
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go see shine a light
perhaps you're apprehensive because you think their days are done and it might be boring. HAHAHAHAHAH. that they're just a bunch of old guys playing songs they wrote 20 years ago. i'm here to tell you: EL-WRONG-O. the stones simply tear in up in this movie. it's totally a mind-blowing thing to behold
my take away: the stones in this movie embody "perseverance" and "drive" - about having a fire inside that burns so hard you refuse to let any pre... MORE
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So it's reported to be a classic, and I have never listened to it from start to finish, I have never listened to all of the songs in order in one sitting, so why not give it a shot....
I will report back when it's done.
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Such a calm fury to this Jagger/Richards tune; the kind of beautiful contradiction that can arise from a state of tired delirium. The two Stones were the only remaining members of the band left at the studio after a long session, and in the wee hours they composed this B-side to “The Last Time”. Phil Spector played bass on the track; Jack Nitzsche, the harpsichord; a late night janitor sang back-up.... MORE
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Mick: 'Hey Keef, ever been tempted by a facelift?'
Keith: 'Hell no. I worked damn hard to get this face.'
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Caught “Shine a Light” the other night. It’s the latest concert documentary to feature what remains of the former “World’s Greatest Rock and Roll Band” – the Rolling Stones. Drawn from two rather intimate shows at New York City’s Beacon Theater during the ex-British Invasion icons’ recent tour to promote their umpteenth album A Bigger Bang, the film was directed by no less than Academy Award-winner (and longtime Stones fan) Martin Scorsese.
The MOG inte... MORE
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So I had the opportunity to catch this movie at a special IMAX screening whilst in L.A. for a business trip and had to go...I caught the shows that were filmed for this movie back in the fall of 2006 and wrote then that I should never go see the Stones again, that they could never be as good...I have managed to only see them once since (so far)!
If you are a Stones fan and plan to see this flick, go while it is playing in an IMAX. The sound and cinematography are stunnin... MORE