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Got this recently .It's so amazing good. Paul Bryant together with Curtis Amy! And I loved and still love the Select concept.

Aqualung was one of the firsts albums I got. I still remember that thick cardboard jacket. As an LP, of course.

Yes, I also noticed this shortcoming. But apart from that I like it very much.

Nearly as old as my father, who's 89. I think I saw Shorter when he was 80.

Do you mean the illustrated book? Because yes, there are some drawings of the Stones that are near frightening. One with Jagger as a woman IIRC:

Oh, that is a big letdown. Only heard a couple of weeks ago he wasn't playing with the Stones anymore. Saw them on their 82 European tour with the Start me up hit, when I was 19.

I recently found out while researching Christiane F. that she has a book called I, Christiane F. My second life from 2015, where she narrates how dreadful her live has been and still is.

Yesterday I got this from Dusty Groove Haven't listened to it yet but will do so tonight. I got it together with another album I wanted (Various - Cold Wave, Soul Jazz) and seeing it was in my cart (from I don't know when) for 7 bucks I picked it up.

Very good article, and it comes to prove my point.

I was trying to remember where I saw the Pogues with Joe Strummer in London, Camden Town, and I remembered it as a famous venue, but I just confirmed it was at The Electric Ballroom. But I never have seen The Clash, and I think they came to my city in 1981. But I loved them, very much over the Sex Pistols. The Clash were rock and the Pistols not, as far as I'm concerned.

Is Strummer dead? I never knew that. I once saw him in Camden joining the Pogues. It was in 1987, if I remember well.

That is a very sexy looking Carly Simon.

Ah, I see. And the cover you posted is from their first album from 1999. I thought you were gonna ask "who the band or the girl on the cover?". And I thought the girl on the cover looks just like out of a 60s psychedelic movie. Or trying to emulate that look.

I had friends who had a neighbor called Barris, by surname. That, in the 70s.

And who is that?

A favorite here.

That's exactly my reaction in those cases.

Reading the article made me think of Tarantino's last movie, the great Once upon a time in Hollywood. Which depicts the end of Hollywood's golden period. In parallel to the Manson story, which is only minor. It made me laugh a lot and also discover Leonardo di Caprio's comedy style.

That's also one that never made it to CD; or?

Very good article!

Very good. It's easy to imagine I hate Van Halen, or better Vank Walen, the Hair n' Spandex metallers.

I think she is one of the most beautiful women ever. That is the second movie (by the same director) Pink Floyd wrote the soundtrack for after More, which I commented on the other day. It plays and is all shot (or so I think) in Borneo.

Especially Virginia Plain.

Great David Stone Martin cover art.

Oh, I just discovered Dalí on this photo, after having seen it a couple of times. Yes, I probably concentrated on the girl in the center, but then while reading the next post I suddenly saw him. Like a revelation.