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Topic: NEW Keith Richards Book..any opinions? Return to archive
11-14-03 08:32 PM
YabbaDabbaDoo Has anyone else purcharsed Chris Sanderford's Keith book this week? Sandford also of course wrote the "primitev cool" bio on Mick nigh on 10 year go.
I think the book is rwell woht getting,not as god or detailed as Victor Bockris's meisterwerk on this subject(yes,I am a huge fan of the bockris bio.Nonetheless,it goe up to 2003,and has some nice anecdotal bits that more than pass the time to vetera stones bibliophiles.
Any opinions?
11-14-03 10:08 PM
Sir Stonesalot Yeah, I got an opinion.

Fred Flintstone was a twat.

And now I gotta put ANOTHER damn book on my Xmas list.

I hate reading. Too many fuckin' words.
11-15-03 10:57 AM
SHINE A LIGHT i think the better one is "before they make me run",at least i hope so because i've ordered it!!!!!!!!!
11-15-03 11:47 AM
Ten Thousand Motels I haven't read any of the new Keith bios. I suppose they're pretty much the same. What I'd really like to see in a book would be #1 a good critical analysis of Stones lyrics and the book by Anita Pallenberg, if she'd ever write it.
[Edited by Ten Thousand Motels]