Heroin (protest)

[Elwood70]

Didn't Keith decide to just become a "recreational user" after he fell out of that tree?

But Assari, Keith exists on another plane of existence. He is Rock-n-Roll... and don't you ever forget it! The rest of us can't do the shit that he's done and get away with it.

No, he had to quit doing coke because it thins your blood. Brain surgery causes a seizure risk, which increases when your blood is thinner, hence the Dilantin to thicken blood...don't ask me how I know that.

That is what people tend to say, but what is the reality.

I think that most of Keith Richards storys are a fairy tale.

You can think whatever you want, but the truth is far better than any made-up shit.

 

[Rey C.]

That is what people tend to say, but what is the reality.

He is Rock-n-Roll... and don't you ever forget it!

 

[Mr. Daystar]

Ha!!

See, I was tempted to say something along the lines of "While Keith and The Rolling Stones were making what most consider to be their best work (from 1968-1972), he was using heroin, and by '72 was a full addict.".....


....but I didn't.....too predictable.

It really is fucked up of me to say this...but they were producing better music, when they were addicts. Most did. Ray Charles, Charley Parker, Stephen Stills.

It' s sad, but it's true.

 

[Elwood70]

It really is fucked up of me to say this...but they were producing better music, when they were addicts. Most did. Ray Charles, Charley Parker, Stephen Stills.

It' s sad, but it's true.

The only fucked up thing about it is the fact that you beat me to it.

It's just an inconven- er, uncomfortable truth.

 

[John_8581]

I don't know...it might be a preservative....look at Keith Richards!

Though I'd put my votes with EC.

 

[assari]

He is Rock-n-Roll... and don't you ever forget it!

He had a right attitude, but I do not believe any "Heroin makes people creative"-nonsense.