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"Clean" Rock 'n' Roll memoir
Posted on 12/19/19 at 2:03 pm
Posted on 12/19/19 at 2:03 pm
Need some help for a student. He's researching the rock 'n' roll lifestyle and how it can breed addiction, mental illness, or just generally poor life choices. As the educator, I can't recommend Scar Tissue or Life by Keith Richards--even though they'd be spot on. Any suggestions for a PG-13 rock and roll biopic? Many thanks!
Posted on 12/19/19 at 7:05 pm to Sneaky__Sally
Drugs are fine, since that’s kinda his focus of research BUT avoid too much sexual stuff—not that that was any part of a rockstar lifestyle.
Posted on 12/19/19 at 7:44 pm to Jubalie Moe
This would be a good one to start with :
Plenty of poor lifestyle choices here.

Plenty of poor lifestyle choices here.
Posted on 12/20/19 at 10:45 pm to Jubalie Moe
New Edition Of Ian Hunter’s Definitive ‘Diary of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Star’
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A new and updated edition of Diary Of A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star, written by Mott The Hoople frontman Ian Hunter and regularly cited as one of the definitive pieces of rock writing, will be published by Omnibus Press on 27 September. Among its new features is a new foreword by avowed Mott fan Johnny Depp.
The original version, published in June 1974, was written by Hunter during the band’s American tour of November and December 1972 as a five-week diary of the excursion. Captured at the time of Mott’s greatest commercial success, in the wake of their hard-won breakthrough with David Bowie’s ‘All The Young Dudes,’ the book was immediately hailed as a rare insight into life on the road for a rock band and their frontman.
In 1996, Q magazine described Diary Of A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star as the best rock book ever written, while the Guardian newspaper went on to describe it as “an enduring crystallisation of the rock musician’s lot, and a quietly glorious period piece.”
“It may look flashy, but it’s over and you are finished before you know it,” Hunter wrote in the diary. “If you aren’t already broken by one thing it will be another…the rock business is a dirty business, full stop.”
The new edition contains bonus content from Hunter in the form of a Japanese diary, as well as Depp’s three-page foreword, exclusive new photography and an introduction to the writing of the diary by official Mott The Hoople biographer Campbell Devine.

Posted on 12/21/19 at 5:28 pm to Jubalie Moe
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Drugs are fine, since that’s kinda his focus of research BUT avoid too much sexual stuff—not that that was any part of a rockstar lifestyle.
So why even assign a research paper if he is limited to researching only some of the topic.
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