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He was
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also the first Stone to try every new drug he could find.
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Additionally, he also had a problem with alcohol.
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His research was an expression of his curiosity, but also of his insecurity.
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Both character modes were still present. But to a
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At some point he lost observation and took it too far. By wanting to hide
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his insecurity with drugs made everything worse.
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In 1965,
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we said, we would never make it to 25 years. We burned the
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candle instead. That's it.
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It was an idea. We didn't care. We wouldn't make 25
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years. I've seen her somewhere before.
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Isn't she Brian Jones' fiancée? No. No, no, no.
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Leave me. No, leave me. In Munich,
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Brian Jones hit Anita Pallenberg during the first tour
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of Stones in Germany, in September 1965. The two spent one evening
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the other at night. When she entered a room,
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everyone was surprised. She had
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remarkable shine. She was beautiful and had
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a lot of self-confidence. She was the supermodel
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of its time and was in great demand.
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Compared to all the young girls that
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Brian knew all the boys who were cute, but who
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didn't have culture, etc., she was different.
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His grandfather was a painter and
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she was interested in literature.
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There was more... Zudem war sie unglaublich inspiration.
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Anita war Brians groĂźe Liebe.
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Mit Anita
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begins a new Lebensabschnitt for Brian. Plötzlich steht er mitten in der
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Welt der Kunstgalerien und schicken Abendessen der Salons von Chelsea.
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One of the
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photos I took in the VIP-lounge of the airport show the two very
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close ones. She put her arm around him and they watch
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together something. This reminds me
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this unique and distanced unity that
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both formed. From time to time, they would flute
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and laughed.
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Brian and Anita's relationship
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Pallenberg was a true partnership, and an epochal event, not only
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in the history of the Stones, but also in the mythology of rock'n'roll.
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They were like mirage images, and the most photogenic couple in the
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contemporary press.
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More photogenic than Mick and Chrissie Shrimpton, who also
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looked very good. But Brian and Anita possessed enlightenment.
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They were the unknown of decadence. This game
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who crosses the limits receives a diabolical side... ...when Brian,
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20 years after the Second World War and ten years before PUNK...
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...adapts to the subversive journalist in her Nazi uniform.
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The satirical action
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by Brian puts an end to the misunderstanding in the Flower Power movement.
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They were very beautiful and very cruel
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against the others, but they had great brilliance, which made Brian
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once again in the center of the stones of the city of Stones. With the
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phenomenal success of the single Satisfaction, the dream
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of Brian and the Stones comes true. They are now the largest band of
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rock of the planet. In the fall of 1965, they toured for
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the second time in the United States. Aftermath recordings,
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an album with which they should make history, are listening.
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But Brian's psychological problems and his fear of drugs create chaos.
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I accompanied him in the fall of 1965 on his tour of America.
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He was on the road for 7 weeks, and he
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did a lot of concerts. One day he got off the bus
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and disappeared for 2 or 3 days.
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Officially, he said he had a difficult flu and
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that he couldn't get out of it. But in reality, he disappeared for a few days.
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Nobody knew where he was.
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In the studio, he was no longer often
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subject. From time to time he woke up and
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made an incredible contribution to a song. “Under My
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Thumb", for example, didn't work at all at first, until he wrote the
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“Marimba Part” which ends the song. This has spread from time to time
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But most of the time he was unable to act and was conscious
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of this. At the same time, he destroyed the other members of the gang who
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were not very sensitive and patient, but who were often quite
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bad.
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It's an extraordinary image
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prophetic, because it seemed like Brian was disappearing.
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Did the other four members of the gang look as if
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became smaller and smaller and disappeared.
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Today, this photo tells a story. At the time,
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it was just a moment. Although
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Jagger and Richards wrote all the songs on Aftermath,
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Brian also made an important contribution. With his
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playing on the Darcymer, the Marimba or the Vibraphone, Brian incorporates
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the brilliant colors of Swinging London, four months before the appearance of
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Revolver on The Beatles album. However, Brian does not feel recognized as a
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complete composer. For Mick, Keith and Andrew,
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he only added a few colors.
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Brian hasn't written many songs.
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I've always looked to Brian's writing.
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From the outside, we can see Brian's voice.
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But if we listen closer, it was Brian who gave his
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songs their exotic elements, like the citat of Painted
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Black. What would Painted Black be without the quote of Brian Jones?
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I don't know.
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It was his way of fitting in. In the same way
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than Lady Jane's song.
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For me,
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it is the same thing as the text or the
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structure of the agreement.
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He had tried to make songs, he was too much... He had
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tried to make songs, he was too much... He had tried to make
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he was too much... He had tried to sing, make songs, he was a lot
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too much... He had tried to make songs, he was too much... He had tried
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to make songs, he was too much... He had tried to make songs,
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he was too much... He had tried to make songs, he was too much...
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He had tried to make songs, he was too much...
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He had tried to make songs, he was too much... He had tried to
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making songs, he was way too...
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He had tried to make songs, he was too much...
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He had tried He had never played one to make songs, he was a lot
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too many... of his songs for me. That's why we didn't know if he wanted
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that we play his songs. Probably, but because he was so
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shy, he didn't seem to tell us that he had a good song.
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That's why we didn't start integrating
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to his ideas. It was not at all about
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exclude it. Mick and
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Keith didn't lose. It's not about losing,
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It’s character. And this perseverance
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is a question of character. I think Brian
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was a little soaked.
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Like the characters in Tolstoy's novels
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or Fitzgerald. They have dreams and
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plans, but they don't know how to carry them out.
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And instead of wondering how they can achieve their goals,
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They are going to drink a glass of water. Allemélés,
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Brian therefore felt excluded and apologized for
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himself.
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While recording
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Between the Buttons, Brian becomes more independent.
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This was certainly a problem, because the
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others need his input and his work.
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Brian was an extraordinarily talented and diverse musician,
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which could adapt to any instrument.
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On many
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From my photos from that time, he looks bulky, terrible.
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In my
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memories, it was shattered and shattered,
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a real mess.
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For several months, the police have implemented
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the Rolling Stones.
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On February 12, 1967,
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Scotland Yard raids Keith Redlands neighborhood,
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where he arrives with Mick Jagger, Marion Faithfull and other visitors on a trip
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of acid. Four amphetamine pills and one
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little cannabis is consumed. To save space and get out of
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media, Nick and Keith travel to Morocco.
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Brian and Anita accompany Keith in his Bentley.
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But Brian, who is ill, is sent to Tarp to the hospital.
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Keith and Anita continue their journey in two.
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People are once again blaming my men and girls for staying
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at the hospital. In France, we cannot
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not stay in the hospital. Anyone who is not patient is thrown out.
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Besides, the Stones were not the superstars of today,
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but people who were considered desirable. We have
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We've all been looked at the wrong way because of our long hair, weird clothes,
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etc.
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Her name is
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Anita Pallenberg. The young haired man who accompanies him is
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her new fiancé, Keith Richard, guitarist of the Rolling Stones.
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The Bentley belongs to him.
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But if they had stayed,
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there might have been an even more serious tragedy.
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And while the relationship between Anita and
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Keith develops, she never stops loving him and
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is concerned about it.
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Both
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are often written.
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Brian showed me in 1967 a bunch of letters that he
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had been kept healthy after the tragedy in Morocco. He asked me if
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I could get them back.
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Brian wanted Anita
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again. But he shouldn't have died like a veteran,
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because there were always a lot of girls around
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A few days after his return
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from Morocco, the police are searching Brian's house. The same
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day, Mick and Keith share the points of accusation.
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We were arrested under grotesque circumstances.
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We were from
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back from Paris and the phone didn't stop ringing.
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Journalists called each other regularly and asked
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if we had been arrested. For what? What are you talking about?
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We thought of a way to make a
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scoop. The intercom rings,
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I open it and I see the
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police officers, whom I have not learned to report, fall on me.
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We have an investigation order. They have
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searched the entire apartment and
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old flask with leftover amphetamines.
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which left even the most desperate junkie next door.
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Then they found
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another arrow. What? It was cocaine.
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“Cocaine melts,” announced the cuts on
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next day. When we left the apartment,
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a television crew positioned itself directly
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in front of us and filmed these images. They were informed.
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There were people, especially in the police and
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justice, who looked at Brian, because he was
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a little flamboyant. I think they focused on him and wanted to catch him.
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The establishment was in
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this atmosphere, 60 years ago, in a band like the Rolling Stones.
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It was a threat to morality.
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They took drugs,
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they acted with as many women as possible, and they
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influenced many children of the baby boomer generation.
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They considered them destruction
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of society.
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At first, it didn't go too bad, because we got tired.
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Because on the first day, we had a lot to laugh about. In the photos,
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we see hundreds of girls, photographers,
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etc. who were there. We felt like we were in a circus.
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It was incredible. Brian took care of elsewhere
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of his parents.
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I am absolutely
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convinced that Brian was innocent at that time.
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Still the night
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of his arrest, he called me and told me that he
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was not innocent. I believed in it, and nothing
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can't change my opinion. The lawyers
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of Brian said they had to separate...
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so that both of them would not be arrested. Brian should not
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not see the other Stones. It was absurd.
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And Brian really hurt himself.
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One thing was clear. If he recognized himself,
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he would never have received a visa for the United States. He could no longer
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working with the Stones.
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It was important not to offer ourselves grace
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of this jury.
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Brian got on Qualudis,
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a medicine, and on Barbiturate. They were legal
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and so there was no punishment. They gave to
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Brian got a rest, but they isolated him from the rest of the gang.
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Mick and Keith had cried at the indictment and left a conference
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press in three months in prison.
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Mick is arrogant and violent,
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and Brian worries about his feelings of guilt and takes his three years
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prison as punishment. At the beginning of 1968,
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the Stones return with the recording of Beggar's Bankade to the Blues,
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which is on Brian's mind. Whatever it is physically or
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mentally in poor condition, he contributes little to the album.
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His remarkable slide guitar in No Expectations
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was to be his last recording. In December 1968,
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the Stones organize a show for British television. She had to be
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Brian's last public parade with his band.
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For the Rolling Stones Rock'n'Roll Circus,
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there was one exam day and one filming day.
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The Rolling Stones were there, The Who, John Lennon,
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Eric Clapton, Taj Mahal, Jethro Tull and Marian Faithfull.
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But Brian wasn't really comfortable.
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When we finish the proofs at 10 a.m.,
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I'm going to my friend in Hampstead, London.
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The phone rings at 12:30 p.m.
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It's Brian who says with a voice
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trembling, “I won’t come back tomorrow.”
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I wonder why not. And he,
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I keep saying it, they are all so mean to me. They don't
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accept me more seriously. I can no longer work with them. That's all.
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It sounded very sad. We talked a little
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and the next day he arrived.
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With his drug and alcohol abuse, his sense of reality,
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his hedonism
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limited and his independence, Brian launched towards
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the extreme. He only has the Stones to himself.
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Since February 1969, the Stones
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don't count on him anymore. They start with “Let It Bleed,” and Brian
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goes to the Cotswold farm. After three years without
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appearance in the United States, the Stones plan a tour and announce a new
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stage of their career. More rock, less pop.
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Brian, who is denied a visa because of his drug possession conviction,
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will not be able to participate. The 8
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June 1969, Mick, Keith and Charlie are looking
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at Cochford Farm to tell Brian that he has to leave the gang.
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Resigned, Brian accepts the decision that
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he himself had hired 6 years ago.
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After he leaves, he is in tears.
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I don't understand why Mick
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and Keith decided to go see Brian in their own house and
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to tell him he was shot. How can you pull someone out of their own
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group? I don't
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can't believe they thought they
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could do it.
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He was
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clear that he no longer played a role
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particular in the band and that it was important to continue without Brian if
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the band had to survive.
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It was very
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clear. No matter how cruel
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of the effect on the exteriors.
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I think the spirit of
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The survival of the other Stones allowed Brian to leave the band.
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A few days later, Nick Taylor, Brian's successor, was presented to the press.
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How are you feeling?
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I feel good. I am very happy to be
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here. I think everything will be fine
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when we start working. This is the other group's team, right?
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Let's look to the right first. This is the
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Around three in the morning, the phone rang.
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Charlie was there and said... Brian is
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dead. I couldn't believe.
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It was a blow you won't take
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for weeks. You don't believe
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not really that's true. We woke up and
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spoke, but we didn't know the details. He was in
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On July 2, 1969, Brian took,
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after a joyful evening with his friends, a bath in his pole
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of battle. He is immediately observed and put to sleep.
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I am convinced that Brian's
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Life changed when he lost the only girl he ever loved.
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It was a huge blow for him.
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Suddenly he transformed
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from an enthusiastic young man to
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a calm and disturbing young man.
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Mick,
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Keith and Anita are not broken.
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Nowadays we are constantly being criticized
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to resolve drug disputes. You haven't been hosting your best
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friend, etc. Parents asked us this,
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because they are afraid that all the other people with problems
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drugs move away from their environment. And this has
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caused a terrible horror.
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That he had not been to the accommodation was
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not because he didn't want to. Nor me,
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neither Robert Fraser, nor his closest friends, nor even Alexis
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Korner, who wanted to go, were not allowed to die.
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There is no
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had no mortal rockstars yet. Jim Morrison,
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Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Keith Moon or John Lennon
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were all alive. Brian was first.
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Rock'n'roll is a dangerous world.
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He lived a very strong life. He was a bit like
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a bird. But he was a very good musician, who changed between instruments
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when there was nothing.
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And he was the first in this country to play
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slide guitar. Today, everyone plays slide guitar, but he
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started with that.
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If he is not dead,
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