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| Zeeta |
Currently reading this:
It's now '77 and he's just kicking junk - a really great read what do y'all think? |
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| steel driving hammer |
Hmm, never saw it! Might buy it this weekend.
Any good rare pictures? |
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| Zeeta |
Yeah all good stuff mate!
I'm off to make my ears bleed whilst listening to Tattoo You loudly on a comuter train,
BYE!!!
have good weekend y'all! |
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| Factory Girl |
I read it. It came out about 6 or 7 years ago in the US. I recall that it is pretty good. |
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| Soul Survivor |
Yeah, I have it....with a different cover
Excellent book. Throw on exile, lay down with a beer, and read this book. It's great |
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| Factory Girl |
Soulie, are you old enough for beer drinking? |
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| Soul Survivor |
I'm 26... |
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| Factory Girl |
Well then, you are certainly plenty old for brewskies. Enjoy. |
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| Soul Survivor |
Kicking back right now with a Rolling Rock......
I call it a Rolling Stone though
Rock/Stone.....whatever |
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| Factory Girl |
You should try "Fat Weasel Ale" sometime. It must have 50% alky content. Will knock you off your feet for sure.
Oh, and you should check out Alice In Chains. You might really like them. |
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| Soul Survivor |
What are some good songs? Do you like them? |
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| Factory Girl |
Yes, I love AIC. They have PLENTY GREAT SONGS.
Man in the Box
Them Bones
Rooster
Would?
Over now
Grind
Again
God Am
Godsmack
Junkhead
Heaven Beside You
Bleed the Freak
Angry Chair
Rotten Apple
Nutshell |
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| Soul Survivor |
Angry Chair is great....Just downloaded it |
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| Boomy |
What the hell? You're never too young to drink beer. |
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| Factory Girl |
True. I was just playing with Soulie. |
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| Soul Survivor |
Playing or not...
Beer is the 7th wonder of the world....
Aside from Keith Richards
[Edited by Soul Survivor] |
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| Boomy |
Well, I wasn't really being serious, either.
But I love my beer, ain't nobody gon' take that away from me. Thank the lord I do not have a beer belly and I promise I will never have one. Under no circumstances will my waist go bigger than my 31 (sometimes 32 hehe)!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Gazza |
Bockris' book (or "Keef - Wot a geezer!' as the NME dubbed it just after it's publication) is a good read and Keith's human side comes out of it pretty well.
Think Bockris under values Mick's contribution to the band's legacy and direction in his rush to canonize Keith though, but I'd recommend it to anyone |
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| Angiegirl |
Yeh, it's great. It reminds me of my holiday in France in '94 with my ex-boyfriend. All I did was read that book, on the campside, on the beach, everywhere. I drove him crazy. 
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| Zeeta |
quote:
Gazza wrote:
Bockris' book (or "Keef - Wot a geezer!' as the NME dubbed it just after it's publication) is a good read and Keith's human side comes out of it pretty well.
Think Bockris under values Mick's contribution to the band's legacy and direction in his rush to canonize Keith though, but I'd recommend it to anyone
I definitely agree with under estimation of Jagger's contribution! It bugs me and he really rips into him especially around the Dirty Work Era. |
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| fmk438j |
That's Bockris on the Just for the Record DVDs isn't it?
He speaks well.
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