If a person happened to own a burger place, or a fish shop, they would be derelict in their duty if they didn't offer Relton a sponsorship. He could choose how he wanted to get paid. Cash, or cheeseburgers.
Na bud.
Very trippy that alhum
Ooh yeah. And nowhere near as bad as people made it out to be. There's a few great tracks on there.
Absolutely agree.
Completely agree. Although they never actually sounded anything like The Tossers. Incidentally, how f**king awesome is Brian Jones' mellotron playing on "We Love You" and "2000 Light Years From Home"?
Speaking of zenith, they're releasing the soundtrack to the Ladies And Gentleman DVD/Blu-ray on CD in a few weeks. That was their absolute zenith I reckon, 1972. Especially live.
Ive got no expectations
MT was an exceptional talent.
Awesome. As is "Sway" from the same album. And "Moonlight Mile".
Brian's slide playing on that is hauntingly beautiful.
That is one of my all time favs
Yeah, I love the acoustic country blues feel that runs through a lot of the album. And Brian's mellotron makes a final appearance on "Jigsaw Puzzle" and 'Stray Cat Blues".
Think that was when keef first got into heroin. Also gramm parsons was a huge influence as well
Yes. Although the Stones had already done Beggars Banquet when Keith met up with Gram. So they were heading down the country flavoured path anyway.
