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Topic: Keith on cover of The Word magazine

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4th August 2006 10:36 PM

Steel Wheels

It's their "What-If" issue. What if Keith's Fiji fall had...well...

You guessed it.

It's a great article and I will listen to the latest Rolling Stones album, A Bigger Bang (2005) and re-read it.

4th August 2006 10:55 PM

stonedinaustralia

interesting - i look forward to reading it

if the "what if" on keith presupposes the fall was fatal then what is the conclusion?...not wishing to sound callous but you could argue - quite convincingly it would seem especially given the mood towards the band around here lately - that keith has established a monumental musical legacy and yet at the moment is percieved to be cheapening it and so keith's demise, while no doubt a huge personal tragedy (but hey we've all got to go sometime)would not result in the world being denied some great gift...or would it?!

i would like to think keith still has some great songs in him - he may have even written them but then, paradoxically, his demise might actually result in them seeing the light of day

did they do a "what if Jimi Hendrix" DIDN'T die??

that would make for some interesting speculation

4th August 2006 11:01 PM

glencar

There isn't enough to write about? Honestly, the speculative articles seem likely to be written for dopes.

4th August 2006 11:13 PM

stonedinaustralia

not necessarily - the idea itself is valid

it's really a matter of execution

it's as meaningful as all this editorialising that passes for journalism these days - musical or otherwise

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