#479 The True Adventures of The Rolling Stones & Opinions on Lupe Fiasco and Bjork

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Society & Culture, Arts, Music

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🗓️ 30 January 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Last month marked the 45th anniversary of the Rolling Stones' notorious gig at the Altamont Speedway. Stanley Booth was there to witness it, and he literally wrote the book on it. Plus, we've got new albums from Bjork and Lupe Fiasco.

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0:00.0	There had been abuse in my family, but it was mostly musical in nature. Are you ready to get your world rocked?
0:20.0	Are you ready to get your world rocked? Ready?
0:21.0	Are you ready to get your mind blown?
0:24.0	Do it!
0:25.0	One, two, teeth, man! In 1969, music writer Stanley Booth somehow talked his way on board the Rolling Stones's
0:41.5	infamous American tour ending at Altamont.
0:44.3	And he didn't just live to tell the tale, he wrote the book on it.
0:47.7	I'm Greg Kot.
0:48.7	And I'm Jim Deregadis.
0:50.3	Stanley Booth recalls the Stones at the height of their fame and then we'll review
0:54.4	new albums by Bjork and Lupe Fiosko. That's all coming up on sound opinions.
0:59.0	This is sound opinions and later on in the show Jim and I are going to review this new
1:04.8	Bjork album. It's in contrast to her previous release Biophilia
1:09.7	which was loaded with apps. It was big multi-media rollout it was almost as much about
1:15.7	the presentation as it was the music this one goes in the opposite direction very
1:20.1	stripped down thematic record just in time for Valentine's Day. It's about a breakup.
1:24.8	But first we've got some music news. with me because you're all I mean this ain't love it's clear.
1:39.0	This ain't love it's clear to see but darling stay with me
1:49.0	Greg that's the tune stay with me by the young British soul singer Sam Smith. He was one of the top acts in
1:56.0	the UK in 2014 but if that song sounds a little bit familiar a court settlement
2:01.3	has said it's because it is ripping off I Wont Back Down by Tom Petty.
2:06.5	He wrote that song with Jeff Lynn. want back down. No, I want back down.
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