#Let&039;s Spend the Night Together

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REVIEW: Keel – The Right to Rock (Remaster/bonus track)

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ROLLING STONES SONGS: 'LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER' (1967)

ROLLING STONES SONGS: ‘LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER’ (1967)

Rolling Stones songs: Let’s Spend the Night Together*Click for MORE ROLLING STONES SONGS 1962-PRESENTYou know I’m smiling, baby/ You need some guiding, baby… Written by: Jagger/RichardRecorded: Olympic Sound Studios, London, England, Nov. 16-Dec. 6 1966Guest musicians: Jack Nitzsche (piano)*Data taken from Martin Elliott’s book THE ROLLING STONES COMPLETE RECORDING SESSIONS…

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Rolling Stones Announce 40th Anniversary Editions Of The 1981 Classic 'Tattoo You'

Rolling Stones Announce 40th Anniversary Editions Of The 1981 Classic ‘Tattoo You’

ROLLING STONES ANNOUNCE 40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITIONS OF THE 1981 CLASSIC TATTOO YOU  REMASTERED, EXPANDED ALBUM TO FEATURE NINE UNRELEASED TRACKS, INCLUDING “LIVING IN THE HEART OF LOVE” www.rollingstones.com Rolling Stones Tattoo You  Today, the Rolling Stones announced the release of 40th anniversary, expanded deluxe editions of their chart-topping, multi-platinum 1981 album Tattoo…

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DAVID BOWIE - LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

DAVID BOWIE – LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

ANNO: 1973 ALBUM: Aladdin Sane DURATA: 3:10 minuti

  Well, don’t you worry ’bout what’s been on my mind

I’m in no hurry, I can take my time

I’m going red and my tongue’s getting tired

Out of my head and my mouth’s getting dry

I’m h-h-h-high

Let’s spend the night together

Now I need you more than ever

Let’s spend the night together now

I feel so strong that I can’t disguise, oh my

Well,…

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DAVID BOWIE - LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

DAVID BOWIE – LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

ANNO: 1973 ALBUM: Aladdin Sane DURATA: 3:10 minuti   Well, don’t you worry ’bout what’s been on my mind I’m in no hurry, I can take my time I’m going red and my tongue’s getting tired Out of my head and my mouth’s getting dry I’m h-h-h-high Let’s spend the night together Now I need you more than ever Let’s spend the night together now I feel so strong that I can’t disguise, oh my Well, I just…

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Lennon Offends Bible Belt, Stones Become Tax Exiles: This Day In Classic Rock [Videos]

Lennon Offends Bible Belt, Stones Become Tax Exiles: This Day In Classic Rock [Videos]

The London Evening Standard published an interview with writer Maureen Cleave and John Lennon today in 1966, as part of her weekly series “How does a Beatle live?“. She was well known by the band, having interviewed them semi-regularly since the start of Beatlemania in England, and had accompanied them on their first trip to America two years earlier. Noting the large pile of books at his house,…

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Funny Stuff said on a Discord chat the Sentence Meme.

taken from a discord chat that my friends and I are in together and say a lot of weird shit in .

001.     no fucc no succ no luck. 002.     i hope i die. 003.     i’m gay. 004.     ahoy bitch 005.     larry the cutecumber wink 006.     God is Bigger than The Boogie Man 007.     eat my sparkly family friendly dick you cockdouche mothershitter 008.     what the fuck did I just type 009.     stab me mom 010.     why are you knifing me mom 011.     death awaits me at the gates of hell (jumping onto my pony) Later nyall 012.     i'm scared of talking food 013.     fam if u wanna be included in the weeding dong pull this shit 014.     let weeding dong die 015.     nintendo can suck my donkey kongs 016.     hey let's read veggietales porn 017.     i lay awake at night thinking about hajime 018.     i was threatened? 019.     I want to die 020.     guess i'm a real dick sucker now 021.     i’m doing god's work 022.     god is so toxic 023.     choke on a walnut 024.     CHOKE ON A NUT 025.     gimm like `0 moints to make coffee 026.     i thought discord borked 027.     GOD LEFT ME UNFINISHED 028.     THE BEE MOVIE IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE 029.     im dlirting. disgusted flirtying 030.     do you have time to talk about our lord and savior ____ 031.     i'm literally disowning all of you 032.     buzz buzz 033.     i want death 034.     hajime is G A Y ; you can quote me on that 035.     (with love) Die 036.     bork bork 037.     they should spend a night in the wendigo cave 038.     good christian boy 039.     i will personally dropkick you into a pond of geese 040.     I AM THE EGG MAN HEAR ME CRACK 041.     (stabs self, yolk goes spilling everywhere) oh no! my yolk! 042.     AH NO !!! WATERSPORTS 043.     SHIT FUCKING GODDAMN asshole 044.     i hope u fuc king fuck urself u motherfucker cocktwat aSS FU CKER SHIT SICLE TWAT BAG 045.     the fuck the fucking FUCK 046.     i should've shoved spongebob up his ass 047.     I'M GONNA MCFREAKIN(TM) SHOVE A COCKSICLE IN THE CANNON BALL GERONIMO BEARFUCKER SCHMUCKS!!!!!!! 048.     GOD IS DEAD 049.     when life gives you lemons take those lemons and shove them so far up the earth's ass everything fucking explodes and we all die so we're finally released frOM OUR MEANINGLESS FUCKING EXISTENCE LMAO LIFE CAN KISS MY ASS I NEVER WANTED THESE LEMONS HONESTLY JUST FUCKING S U C K I T 050.     I JSS UT C HCOKED ON A AUFCKCIGN ME ABT BALL VOER THESE 051.     everypony run 052.     FUCK YOU ME QUOTE 053.     wanna meet up in some catacombs? it’ll be sexy i promise 054.     every time i breathe i get receiptsd 055.     his ahoge is a shooty 056.     hajime. cant. shooty. his. gay. 057.     ko will take hajimes ahoge and shoot himself 058.     im washing my eyes with acid as i type 059.     ____ I'M GONNA BORK YOU NOW 060.     fUCK OFF YOU EDGY PRICK I WAS JOKIGN 061.     um, i have a winter feel, check your seasons. 062.     i will murder all of you 063.     it's a fuckin fanfiction 064.     gay voice: i'm in 065.     physically my body is here but mentally I’m in the astral plane beating myself up in the target parking lot 066.     jesus don't you know your fucking veggietales lore

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Last Saturday night I was at a David Duchovny concert in Vancouver.  The concert venue was at the Imperial - a great venue- but in a neighborhood that the Urban Dictionary says is the worst neighborhood in all of Canada and some homeless advocacy groups argue  is the poorest neighborhood in all of North America.  Many of us at the concert had traveled to Vancouver from across the globe and there was some fear and trepidation which I over heard from other concert goers about this neighborhood. I had worked as a homeless advocate and have been on the board of a homeless shelter in the 90′s in Albuquerque.  I want to share my viewpoints of my experience in the worst neighborhood in Canada from an X-File frame of view because what brought me to Vancouver on October 14 was, of course, to see David Duchovny in Vancouver where the X-files was and is being filmed during a week-end which included 1013 Friday.  How does homelessness and the X-file find a theme together?  That is outlined in the link to the video above.  

I guess one way to set the mood is to say that my friend and I were only spending a week-end in Vancouver, but many other David Duchovny fans had been in Vancouver a week and had been to many famous filming sites.  My friend and I were staying at a Ramada fairly near the venue.  We drove through the area at first looking for parking before deciding that the valet parking at the Ramada was the best choice.  As we drove by I said- looking at the homeless and the city streets and remembering the video above- “oh, my God, this is the neighborhood they shot “Home Again” in.”  I realize, of course, the complete insensitivity to the plight of homelessness to see it in such focused X-file terms, but it was my frame of mind at the time.  My friend and I did in fact look for the filming sites of “Home Again” as we walked around the neighborhood, but because it is from the last season which we have not yet seen hundreds of times (only dozens) we were unable to locate exact locations.  We did watch the episode again back in Seattle the night before I flew home.  

On Saturday morning we decided to walk to the Ovaltine Restaurant (the filming location of a scene in Jose Chung) and to go by the venue.  We found ourselves walking down what I now realize is the area considered the worst two blocks in at least Canada and possibly North America.  The poverty was clear- people living in tents on the street a few blocks away from some fine, upscale and beautiful neighborhoods.  We then went to the Ovaltine Restaurant, the venue, back to the hotel for an hour of two, back to the venue to stand in line (starting at noon), walked back through the neighborhood to gastown for a bite to eat and back to the venue to stand in line again, before taking a cab back to the hotel after the concert.  

I want to state fairly clearly that there was not one time I felt scared or fearful (although I would not walk back to the hotel in the evening because I am not foolish) and the only time I was asked for money was after leaving the venue after the concert.  As we walked down the blocks at 9 a.m on a Saturday morning, we were greeted with “Good morning Ladies” and comments that our coffee cups were pink.  When our way was blocked and I said “excuse me” people moved out of the way politely.  There was nothing unpleasant about that walk except for being confronted with the fact that poverty exists and people (human beings) live in horrific conditions day in and day out.  

As we stood in line for 6 hours to see a concert, there was an need on an occasion to use a restroom.  The coffee shop sometimes let you and sometimes said that it was just for customers so my friend and I started using the community center on the corner which was truly more of a homeless center.  Again, I was greeted, offered water and shown the restroom.  My friend found blood in one of the restrooms so we climbed the stairs to use one on the other floor.  There were food being served, there were disposable containers for needles, there were signs telling people where to go if they were overdosing.  People were being afforded respect and dignity.  I was impressed.  

Here are some statistics from “Addressing Homelessness in Metro Vancouver” a white paper published in February 2017.  

An estimated 80% of homeless people suffer a chronic health issue (45% suffer two or more health conditions concurrently)15 b. 44% of sheltered and 55% of unsheltered homeless have an addiction (2014)16 c. 33% of sheltered and 36% of unsheltered homeless suffer mental illness (2014)10 d. 30% of sheltered and 27% of unsheltered homeless have a physical disability (2014)1

As we stood in line several neighborhood people talked to us.  We actually had sandwiches we did not want to eat, but couldn’t find any person that wanted the sandwiches.  Again most neighborhood people were polite, courteous and curious about why so many of us were waiting in line in front of a concert venue 6 hours before the doors opened.  I laughed on and off for hours at a woman who said “what are you protesting?”  I told my friend that we were the laziest protesters ever - no signs, no marching, no chanting- worst protest ever.  At one point a women who appeared to be suffering from withdrawal of some time fell.  Other people in line offered her assistance but she could not focus on them enough to accept their help.  She was in her own world.  After a few minutes when I witnessed her getting her shaking under control and her checking her legs to see if she was hurt, i went up to her.  From her perspective I was a big brown blob walking up to her and I startled her.  I told her that when she was ready I was willing to help and she desperately reached for my hands.  I helped her up and she grasped a tree until she was ready to stand and walk on her own.  I offered her food.  She did not want it.  She never asked for money.  Never threatened me.  

The next morning I woke up thinking of that episode “Home again” and the point of the episode.  I wondered how many of us X-Files fans might have thought back to that episode that night having experienced these and other moments.  The point - people are not trash.  They are not disposable.  They are not to be discarded.  I can walk away from that neighborhood and I can avoid the similar downtown areas in Albuquerque, but the people and the problem still exist.  From my experience in Albuquerque I know the underlying issues of homelessness - mental health issues, substance abuse, traumatic brain injuries, lack of literacy, lack of job skills, disenfranchisement from society, family and friends having giving up on them.  I know that veterans make up a large percentage of our homeless population in America, I know that senior citizen homeless numbers rose drastically in 2008 and subsequent years when retirement savings were loss and, like Vancouver, native people are a higher percentage in the homeless population than in the general population.  We can look to our educational systems, our prisons systems, our health care services (especially for the mentally ill), our foster care systems and juvenile care systems and to our economy.  The reality is a whole lot of us who go through our lives as hard working, normal citizens are closer to homelessness than we would like to admit.  In the past year I had to borrow money from friends and move into a friends home because of unemployment and I actually consider myself a fairly successful human.  We are all just humans doing the best we can in our life with what we have.  Nothing could remind us more of that than having spent so much time in that area around people who despite their issues were polite and courteous to us. 

I know our fan groups are a socially conscious and caring group of people who donate to all kinds of causes - let David Duchovny issue a post asking people to donate to charities on his birthday and beautiful things happen.  The proceeds from this concert went to hurricane victim.  This is a fan group which organizes volunteer and donation events for charities in honor of Gillian Anderson’s and Scully’s birthday.  The holiday season is ahead of us .  I am especially asking something of every one who attended that concert and interacted that night with a person who lives on the street in the worst neighborhood of North America.  If you fall into this category, than this holiday season in honor of “Home Again” and the X-files they do something in your communities to alleviate the effects of homelessness, reduce the possibility of someone becoming homeless or end some of the underlying causes of homelessness - take blankets or socks to a shelter, donate to a literacy program, call your legislators and demand better services for addiction treatment.   Buy subways cards and pass them out whenever you see someone with a sign saying hungry.  

At the very least, the next time you are in a situation where you are going to interact with homeless individuals (perhaps because of a David Duchovny concert), please treat people with respect and kindness.  People are not trash.  They are not disposable.  I was reminded of this last Saturday.  

[lyrasky]

和訳【Let's Spend the Night Together】The Rolling Stones 最新映画"Life & Death of BRIAN JONES"

和訳【Let's Spend the Night Together】The Rolling Stones 最新映画 "Life&Death of Brian Jones" Lyraのブログへ #therollingstones #brianjones #letsspendthenighttogether #lifeanddeathofbrianjones #betweenthebuttons #keithrichards #mickjagger #charliewatts #edsullivanshow

Brian, I wish a happy birthday for my fashionista, and congratulate you on another fine year in heaven. Have u enjoy playing with Jimi yet?

「Brian Jones お誕生日おめでとう！」

ってことで、毎年Brian ネタをして来ましたが、今年はいつになく超メジャー曲。そして映画情報も！

本当は、別の曲をはじめ選んでたの。

でもシックリ来ない。悲しくなるん。

おまけに当時のBrianのことを考えていたら、RS全体に対して又もやもやして来ちゃって、、、。

このブログで「人それぞれ音楽の聴き方があり、自由に感じれば良い」と、Lyraはいつも書いて来た。

でも「自由で良い」とは思わない人も少なからずいるから、困るよね。

だから文句言う人もいるかもしれない…

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LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER (1967)

LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER (1967)

You know I’m smiling, baby/ You need some guiding, baby… Written by: Jagger/RichardRecorded: Olympic Sound Studios, London, England, Nov. 16-Dec. 6 1966Guest musicians: Jack Nitzsche (piano)*Data taken from Martin Elliott’s book THE ROLLING STONES COMPLETE RECORDING SESSIONS 1962-2012

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ROLLING STONES - LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

ROLLING STONES – LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

ANNO: 1967 ALBUM: Flowers DURATA: 3:36 minuti

  My, my, my, my

Don’t you worry ’bout what’s on your mind (oh my)

I’m in no hurry I can take my time (oh my)

I’m going red and my tongue’s getting tied (tongues’ getting tied)

I’m off my head and my mouth’s getting dry

I’m high, but I try, try, try (oh my)

Let’s spend the night together

Now I need you more than ever

Let’s spend the night…

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ROLLING STONES - LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

ROLLING STONES – LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

ANNO: 1967 ALBUM: Flowers DURATA: 3:36 minuti   My, my, my, my Don’t you worry ’bout what’s on your mind (oh my) I’m in no hurry I can take my time (oh my) I’m going red and my tongue’s getting tied (tongues’ getting tied) I’m off my head and my mouth’s getting dry I’m high, but I try, try, try (oh my) Let’s spend the night together Now I need you more than ever Let’s spend the night together now…