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Goddess in the Doorway (Virgin). Review by James Mann.
MICK JAGGER GODDESS IN THE DOORWAY Virgin It is rather pointless to do a review of a new Mick Jagger album. A critic's role, at least by some opinion, is to aid and guide the listener into making informed choices when deluged with new releases, to perhaps open their ears to something that they would ...
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The Rolling Stones are asking for a seat for their upcoming world tour. Features Editor James Mann has a few high-tech requirements before he'll shell out the dough.
MICK JAGGER, KISS MY ASS OR, WHAT I WANT FOR MY $350 by James Mann The traveling corporation known as The Rolling Stones (not to be confused with a similarly named musical group, last seen sometime in the late 1970s) have announced, with typical high-tech fanfare (they floated in on a blimp -- very ...
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As Gail Worley herself might say, "It's all about hangin' out with rock stars." Gail hung out with plenty of rock stars this year, and here presents the 19 most memorable things they said to her.
... really enjoyed it. He's still got it going on." -- The drummer for Moke knows it's only rock & roll. 7) Captain Sensible "I heard a funny thing, Mick Jagger was talking about David Bowie. He said, 'Don't let him know where you bought your new shoes.' 'Cause he steals everything, and he'll be wearing ...
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Whether it's for Cheap Thrills or a symptom of the Dionysus Syndrome, The Black Halos know that in the end, it's only rock & roll -- and they like it! Gail Worley risks international phone lines to catch up with frontman (and wild man!) Billy Hopeless.
... talk to, I was writing "Gail + Billy" all over my notebook by the end of the interview. You're always compared stylistically to artists like Iggy, Mick Jagger, Stiv Bators, and David Johanson, but I've never read your take on that. Are these guys conscious influences? I think I'd have to say, writing ...
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April 2000 :: Ink Spots :: Drive-By Truckers (Matt Thompson )
... named Mike Cooley. Like brothers from a different mother, the pair hit it off personally and musically, forming a close partnership akin to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards that'd run off and on for 15 years, though the pair's interplay is much more mutual than the Glimmer Twins ever were. "Dammit ...
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February 1998 :: Film :: Bent (Jim Presnell)
... as merchandising his soul, it seems. He tries stubbornly to hold onto the idea of buying his way out of the death camp. This film's supporter, Mick Jagger (who takes a brief turn as Greta), has picked a good pet project. It is at center a passion play, an exhausting run through the gamut of emotions ...
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June 1999 :: Music Sq-Z :: Television (Tom Minarchick)
... to have, but the sound quality could be better. If you've never heard Television, imagine the Rolling Stones as a bar band with an American Mick Jagger who has weaker vocals. ROIR, 611 Broadway, Suite 411, New York, NY 10012 --Tom Minarchick
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August 1998 :: Music K-M :: The Monorchid (T.J. Stankus)
... relying on chords for power, which the rhythm section amply provides. But the crown jewel is the inimitable singing of Chris Thomson. If there's a Mick Jagger in the indie world, Chris Thomson is it. Not because he sounds like he should be singing for the Rolling Stones (blah!), but because he oozes ...
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April 1998 :: Music H-K :: The Mikel K Band (David Lee Beowülf)
... so tedious half way through with Mikel K's eternal question (am I a poet now?) coming up one too many times. Then I forced myself to listen to "... Mick Jagger can't control his dick," "... I want to shoot the guy who shot john lennon" and "everybody's got short hair like henry rollins" just because ...
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The White Stripes at Club Downunder in Tallahassee, FL on September 18, 2001. Concert review by Matthew Moyer. Photos by Heather Lorusso.
... with a bigger drum sound than Bill Ward. Somethin' ain't right about that boy Jack, the way he swaggers and preens, shakes and spits; but he's no Mick Jagger spoilsport, he's like a conduit for this electrical force. He makes the music seem alive and writhing, like it matters, that it's not just an ...
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