Required Reading
- What’s Your Problem with Joe Biden?
- Dirty Rubles: An Introduction to Trump/Russia (My New Book)
- Youth for the President
- A Summary of the Conspiracy Against the United States
- Trump: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Part 3)
- Postcards from the Resistance, Vol. 8: Mother of All
- From Lance Armstrong to Trump: The Rise & Fall of the Deified Narcissist
- Reading Malcolm X in Texas
- Playing the Donald Trump Game
- President Rapist: Women Under Trump
- An Open Letter to My Fellow Liberals
- The Democrats Can’t Win If They Won’t Fight
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Tag Archives: rolling stones
SEVEN THINGS WE DON’T CARE ABOUT THIS WEEK: The Clown Car Variations
Haters gonna hate: come on in, the water’s warm. Continue reading
50 Rock & Roll Songs That Increased My Word Power
Weeklings music editor Robert Burke Warren gets revved up like a deuce and reveals how time you spend “wasting” – i.e. listening to rock and roll – is not wasted time. Not at all. Readers Digest would be proud. Increase your own word power! Bismillah! Continue reading
Posted in 50 Greatest, Memoir, Monday Rock City, Music, Popped Culture, The Arts, Uncategorized
Tagged AMerican Pie, Beatles, bismillah, bustle, calliope, cunnilingus, fellatio, freddie mercury, Funkadelic, hare krishna, juju, kama sutra, labelle, Led Zeppelin, levee, lyrics, Masturbation, orgy, pederasty, Queen, readers digest, robert burke warren, rolling stones, scaramouche, Skynyrd, sodomy, springsteen, the streak, toe jam, troubadour, union jack, Weeklings, word power
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The Road to Exile: Biographer Robert Greenfield on Life with The Stones in the Early Seventies
In 1971, the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World was bulletproof, and biographer Robert Greenfield was there, reporting well and truly on the continued rise of the decadent, determined, devilish Rolling Stones. Our own J.M. Blaine chats with Greenfield about his never-boring third installment of Rolling Stones reminiscences and interviews, “Ain’t It Time We Said Goodbye.” Continue reading
Monday Rock City: A Conversation with Legendary Rock & Roll Journalist Lisa Robinson
Rock scribe Lisa Robinson walked among the giants – Springsteen, Jagger, Michael Jackson, Eminem, Gaga – and not only lived to tell the tale, she wrote about it all, using unprecedented access to bring readers cheek-to-cheek with pop icons. In this interview, our very own J.M. Blaine turns the tables on Robinson, giving us a peek into her long-anticipated memoir There Goes Gravity. They dish on everything from Jagger’s tacky shoes to Stevie Nicks’ cocaine blues. And much more. Continue reading
Posted in Monday Rock City
Tagged Bono, Bowie, Gaga, Hatch Show Print, Iggy pop, Jamie Blaine, jay z, John Bonham, keith richards, KISS, Led Zeppelin, Lisa Robinson, Michael JAckson, mick jagger, New York Dolls, Prince, Ramones, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, rolling stones, Stevie Nicks, Television, Warhol
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Point/Counterpoint: Sean Beaudoin vs. Matthew Specktor
Take a front row seat for this exciting, no-holds-barred game of style and wit, in which eight topics of the day are parsed, thrust, and parried as you listen to the intellectual steel clang. Continue reading
Posted in Point/Counterpoint
Tagged american dream machine, bad news bears, bill murray, Clash of the Titans, Don Draper, Donald Sterling, Harry Hamlin, jessica pare, LA Clippers, Mad Men, Martin Amis, Matthew Specktor, PCP, Point counter-point, rolling stones, roxy music, scarlett johannson, Scientology, Sean Beaudoin, spacemen 3, tav falco, tobias fischer, toga, V. Stiviano, Wise Young Fool, Woody Allen, yellow dog
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