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Postby zabird » Tue Mar 11, 2008 9:52 pm

insanejane wrote:When I saw "The Filth and the Fury" I gained new respect for the Pistols, whether or not Sid could really play guitar. In that way I guess they were like half the Monkees. ( which always reminded me more of the Doors) I like Jonesy better than John Lydon though.

I was surprised to find out that Peter Tork was such a whore/druggie? He seemed so............ wholesome.


:eek:


Jonesy, Glen and Cookie are all more personable than Lydon, but Rotten is so riveting in that old footage. Wish I'd gotten a chance to see them back in the day, but was foiled by a blizzard. Damn :evil:

Peter Tork a whore??? :eek: I remember seeing a pic of him in either Tiger Beat or 16 magazine when I was about 10 or 11 and he was practically unrecognizable. A long beard and really long hair. And yet, there he was in reruns on TV, all clean cut :razz:
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Postby black francis » Tue Mar 11, 2008 11:02 pm

It was Mickey Dolenz and it was the golf course on Pico I think, by the studios if there's any stalkers so inclined. ++
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Postby Red » Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:51 pm

insanejane wrote: I was surprised to find out that Peter Tork was such a whore/druggie? He seemed so............ wholesome.


:eek:


NOoooooooooo!! Don't tarnish his image!!!!

:lol:

(i have a peter tork t shirt!) :mrgreen:
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Postby insanejane » Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:56 pm

Red wrote:NOoooooooooo!! Don't tarnish his image!!!!

:lol:

(i have a peter tork t shirt!) :mrgreen:




Sorry but, he was Mr. Rogers in the daytime and Larry Flynt/Tommy Chong at night :lol:
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Postby zabird » Wed Mar 12, 2008 6:13 pm

insanejane wrote:Sorry but, he was Mr. Rogers in the daytime and Larry Flynt/Tommy Chong at night :lol:


really????? did he write a tell-all? I love those sleazy tales of rock and roll :cool:
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Postby fat cherry » Wed Mar 12, 2008 6:23 pm

in places at least, never mind the bollocks is an angry little album in a way the likes of the clash could never, and never did, achieve.
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Postby insanejane » Wed Mar 12, 2008 6:40 pm

zabird wrote:really????? did he write a tell-all? I love those sleazy tales of rock and roll :cool:



I have a book "The Story of a Hold Out" about one of my favorite musicians, Jackson Browne :redface: . It's written by Rich Wiseman and it talks about the decadent lifestyles at the time in Laurel Canyon and how Jackson and Peter were very good friends and into a lot of ilovesausages :lol: and gf swapping. If I was old enough at the time and hanging around Laurel Canyon it would be hard to decide between the two if given the option. I really hope no one from their pr camps ever reads this or I'll be in trouble. I know this kind of talk would NEVER be allowed on Jackson's site. Supposedly, he was very angry with the book's contents, even the flattering parts.
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Postby zabird » Thu Mar 13, 2008 12:58 am

insanejane wrote:I have a book "The Story of a Hold Out" about one of my favorite musicians, Jackson Browne :redface: . It's written by Rich Wiseman and it talks about the decadent lifestyles at the time in Laurel Canyon and how Jackson and Peter were very good friends and into a lot of ilovesausages :lol: and gf swapping. If I was old enough at the time and hanging around Laurel Canyon it would be hard to decide between the two if given the option. I really hope no one from their pr camps ever reads this or I'll be in trouble. I know this kind of talk would NEVER be allowed on Jackson's site. Supposedly, he was very angry with the book's contents, even the flattering parts.


Have you read that book about the Laurel Canyon rock scene? Came out a year or two ago. I need to get it from the library some time. Same with Hammer of the Gods. Even if some of it's supposedly not true (or so says Robert Plant :lol: )
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Postby insanejane » Thu Mar 13, 2008 10:57 am

zabird wrote:Have you read that book about the Laurel Canyon rock scene? Came out a year or two ago. I need to get it from the library some time. Same with Hammer of the Gods. Even if some of it's supposedly not true (or so says Robert Plant :lol: )



Is "Hammer of the Gods" about LZ? I'll have to check that out. Yes, I did read "Laurel Canyon" and LZ is also mentioned hanging around that scene. There's photos of them with groupies too. Really, really young groupies :lol:
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Postby zabird » Thu Mar 13, 2008 3:42 pm

insanejane wrote:Is "Hammer of the Gods" about LZ? I'll have to check that out. Yes, I did read "Laurel Canyon" and LZ is also mentioned hanging around that scene. There's photos of them with groupies too. Really, really young groupies :lol:


A lot of those bands seemed to LOVE underage groupies :eek:

"Hammer of the Gods" definitely about Led Zep.
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Postby black francis » Fri Mar 14, 2008 11:41 am

Did someone say underage?

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