--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> --- In [email protected], Robert Gimbel
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > Jagger mauls Bush
> > (Tuesday August 09, 2005 10:14 AM)
> >
> > The Rolling Stones accuse President George W Bush of being
> > "full of sh*t" on their new album, it has emerged.
>
> That Mick, always strutting the obvious. :-)
>
> Really, good for Mick. Given the respective
> levels of personal power involved, I suspect
> that a showdown between Mick and Dubya would
> turn out pretty much like the confrontation
> between Turner and Chas in "Performance."
I wonder how many readers on this forum are aware of your reference
to "Performance" which I saw about 5 times when it came out when I
was about 15 years old. A pretty groovy movie, but as a 15 year-old
I went back again and again for the bath tub scenes in which Mick
suds up with the incredibly beautiful Anita Pallenberg (who later
married and had children with Keith Richards) and another lady.
The co-director of the movie (it was his first) was Nicolas Roeg
whom I did not appreciate at the time but who has since directed one
of my all-time favourite movies: "Bad Timing (A sensual obsession)"
starring Art Garfunkel, Theresa Russell (who Roeg married), and
Harvey Keitel. Just an incredible movie that I am constantly trying
to get a DVD copy of but they haven't released it yet in a format
compatible for US DVD's. I once sent away for a video copy on ebay
that was of very poor quality because it was a bootleg and I have
never bothered to see it in full because it hurts too much seeing a
version where the quality is so bad.
Roeg made three movies where he made had a Rock star in the starring
role: David Bowie ("Man who fell to Earth"), Art Garfunkel ("Bad
Timing"), and Jagger ("Performance")...kinda like that nutty but fun
director Ken Russel who made several movies in the '70s with Rock
Stars.
>
> There is much about Mr. Jagger to be apprec-
> iated, in the Tomwise sense of the word. He's
> 62, he looks better physically than he's looked
> for much of his life, and he's still got the
> energy to rock 'n roll. There are far less cool
> ways to pass an incarnation.
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