If all their work (they played great concerts from 89-99) is neglected I am not interested in the movie. They look good on the red carpet, but they seem have lost the interest in their music.

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Manofwealthandtaste
A mystery indeed that he wasn't in the official publicity shot or on stage with the rest of the band prior to the screening.

Wouldn't be surprised if it's Rolling Stones themselves, or their company, that simply thinks Taylor don't fit in with them - just by his looks. The same way Ian Stewart was hided away in the early 60s. No kidding....they are shallow enough to think that way, I believe

Especially if you had to get on the scale for a weigh in before the shoot.

A fact is that the post 89` period isn't well documented at all (maybe except for gossip). Almost every Stones book is focused on the 62-75 period (naturally, of course, for earlier written books).
It seems to be the same case with almost all the documentaries too. What does that tell us?

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A fact is that the post 89` period isn't well documented at all (maybe except for gossip). Almost every Stones book is focused on the 62-75 period (naturally, of course, for earlier written books).
It seems to be the same case with almost all the documentaries too. What does that tell us?

75?

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Brase yourself for Keith's interview...