TOM PLAYED NIGHT WATCHMEN AND WALLS TONIGHT IMMA CRY THAT I MISSED JT
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‘One more ciggy,’ says John, ‘and I’m gonna hit the sack; “hit the sack” being an American thing we got off Gary Coople as he struggled along with a clock in “Hi, Goons.” But I never really liked “sack”, it’s, uh, something you put potatoes in over here.’
‘The whole thought of hitting the sack,’ says Paul, ‘it’s so - so dirty, and it can mean a lot of things.’
‘You can sack Rome,’ says John, ‘or you can sack cloth - or you can sacrilege, or saxophone, if you like, or saccharine.’
‘Or sacrifice,’ says Ringo.
"Michael Braun’s report of part of a hotel conversation between John, Paul and Ringo while on tour in 1963 (George already asleep); from Love Me Do! The Beatles’ Progress (via thateventuality) -
I don’t care what anyone thinks, Tom Petty was my first rock crush and so he has a very special place in my heart.
He was still so sexy on that stage with his subtle head bobs and how he would twist his hips to cue Steve Ferrone on something.
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photos from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 2nd epic show at the Beacon theatre now up on The Waster. Click HERE
©Photo by Dana (distortion) Yavin. all rights reserved 2013. www.distortionpix.com
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My education in a nutshell
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Neil Young & Crazy Horse live last year at Voodoo Festival in New Orleans. Ralph Molina and Billy Talbot are going to be seventy this year, Poncho’s sixty-four, and Neil’s going to be sixty-eight, but they still play with twice the passion of most of the blog buzz bands coming out of Williamsburg these days. Don’t spook the Horse.
#grandpas-that-rock-harder-than-most-of-the-pussy-indie-bands-these-days-that-are-afraid-of-their-own-amplifiers
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“There was no keyboard player on the planet more appropriate to support Jim Morrison’s words. Ray, I felt totally in sync with you musically. It was like we were of one mind, holding down the foundation for Robby and Jim to float on top of. I will miss my musical brother.” ― John Densmore.
Rest in Peace Ray Manzarek,
February 12, 1939 - ∞.
