Mick Jagger

It feels like I’ve been in this institution for five years now, it really has, even though it was really a couple months. The place is filled with phony’s and I wanted to get the hell out of this goddam place. Anyway, I was reading this book old D.B. gave me when he visited me last Saturday. It was pretty good. It was called I, Robot by Isaac Asimov. I would tell you what’s it about but I didn’t feel like it. I didn’t feel like anything in here. They had a lot of people in here trying to help…

It was the beginning of the football season everyone was excited but nervous at the same time. The team knew that in two hours after take off that the pressure will be on and the other team knew that too. The other team was more confident because they had home field advantage. The home team had more experience than the away team. The away team had two goals which were to have fun and hopefully win. Both team desperately wanted to win and this was because this game shows how ready you…

Mötley Crüe will wrap up their second Las Vegas residency at the Hard Rock Hotel’s Joint this weekend. The L.A. quartet’s plans after that are up in the air, but the end is nigh for the group. Frontman Vince Neil said over the summer that the band was planning a farewell tour next year. Nikki Sixx confirms that while the timing is not set in stone, the band will at some point in the future set out for one last jaunt around the world as "brothers." As the group gets set to put Vegas behind them,…

“Suburb or Nothing” in the Memphis Flyer What should the relationship be between the suburbs and the city? The very small editorial in the Memphis Flyer gives somewhat efficient details on the term “Suburb of Nothing” originated and quoted by Mayor Mick Cornett. The writer of the article in the Commercial Appeal’s, “Suburb of Nothing”, effectively argues his/her point via the use of organization, formal tone and appeals to authority. Doing so, the writer gives history, use of words like…

When Lee Lodge and Modest! Management asked Kate Moross if she would like to be involved with One Direction’s On The Road Again Tour, she did not expect to have so much creative freedom. Morris started this project last autumn at Studio Moross with a team full of filmmakers, animators, illustrators and designers. Even though Studio Morris covers everything from graphic design, to live visuals. This was the first time that all areas were brought to one massive project. With the enormous…

backstage area. "Beyond the Mat" makes clear about professional wrestling, the professional matches may be predetermined, but many of the injuries are not. "I don 't enjoy getting hurt, I could just always handle pain better than most people," says Mick Foley. The trouble for professional wrestlers is that their occupation prepares them for nothing but professional wrestling; when age or injury rears up, professional wrestlers have no other place to go, no other profession to follow. Even if…

Direction are both extremely successful bands that would be nowhere without their frontmen, Mick Jagger…

time and some still are but with the song “Satisfaction” they became even more famous because being their best song, it was ranked #1 in America when it came out in the 1965. The song from the album “Out of Our Heads” was played by the lead singer Mick Jagger, Keith Richards with guitar and vocals, Brian Jones in the guitar. Charlie Watts in the drum, Bill Wayman in the bass guitar and Jack Nitzche in the tambouring and in the piano, and produced by Andrew Loog Oldham. In this essay I’m going to…

The Rolling Stones have been a major band since 1962 releasing 51 albums and hundreds of songs. The band started out in 1962 in London. The original line-up consisted of Mick Jagger born July 26, 1943 (age 73 years)(lead vocals), Keith Richards born December 18, 1943 (age 72 years)(lead guitar, backing vocals), Brian Jones February 28, 1942 (rhythm guitar, harmonica), Ian Stewart born July 18, 1938 (piano) Charlie Watts born June 2, 1941 (age 75 years) (drums) , and Bill Wyman born October 24,…

cameras. The aesthetics of the film holds that traditional hippie, smoking, drugs, love and peace theme that is known for the time period. The band adapted their music to the events and times going on in the world. At the beginning of the film we see Mick Jagger dressed in a blue shirt and pants with a red scarf/cape with an American top hat. The band members unique style reflects on their audiences from the way they dress, talk, and dance…