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David Bowie Homages Brian Jones

By: Saint Twenty December 26, 2024December 26, 2024

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Knowledge is power. Being a historian, including of the rock variety, is how I’ve solved all these mysteries. Brian Jones was the founder and original influencer of The Rolling Stones. Even David Bowie copied his signature bowl cut. As Ziggy Stardust (created in 1972), Bowie continues homaging Brain Jones, by wearing his face on a shirt for a photoshoot. Years after the stars untimely 1969 death.

It’s Brain Jones who attracts Anita Pallenberg. A game changer for The Rolling Stones. Anita is so crucial to their success, she’s deemed the sixth member. The alpha to my omega, she’s an entire muse, from songs written to changing the bands style, catapulting them to fashion icons. Anita Pallenberg teaches them how to be cool. Considered one of the boys for matching, or surpassing them in scandal and excess (read Anita Pallenberg).

Envying his genius-level intellect, multi-instrumentalist abilities and killer looks, Mick Jagger takes spiritual control over Brain Jones (read Revelation 8: The 27 Club). Incapacitating him, he turns Brian into a mentally unstable drug addict, who beats women and can no longer produce music. Usurping him as leader isn’t enough, Mick kills him and doesn’t attend the funeral (read Revelation 1: Mick Jagger Is Satan).

The Beatles fired drummer Peter Best for being too good looking. Mick Jagger’s no different with Brian, needing to be the groups ultimate sex symbol. Angry with Jim Morrison for admiring his former bandmate, he kills him on the same day years later (read Jim Morrison’s Ode To Brian Jones).

Mick Jagger is the biggest serial killer in history. Responsible for more than the 27 Club deaths. He’s the Devil incarnate, coming to collect. Never in your poser, stupid, sheep, clout chasing lives, come for me. A bunch of wannabes that don’t even know WTF you’re talking about. That’s why Jaquana Cornelius is apart of rock history, the Hackney Diamonds album and you’re faking the lifestyle, or stargazing from outside. Enjoy that time all who aligned, it’s what you get for invalidating a black woman despite all the evidence, including legal. Xoxo Athena & Horus. Via: Pinterest & Tumblr

Updated: 12/26/2024 8:31am

Happy Birthday Mick Jagger

By: Saint Twenty July 26, 2020July 28, 2020

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There he was sitting in Graceland, as if he weren’t a sex god amongst mere mortals. Had that dumb manager not said anything I wouldn’t have been so filled with nerves. I had to go over for supplies to set up the restaurant. I had to walk pass Mick fucking Jagger. I mean, this is a lifelong dream come true. Youth was spent listening to classic rock, knowing I belonged to a time long gone. The Rolling Stones and everything they represent: challenging the status quo, revolution, critical thinking, rebellion, rock n’ roll, style…was the oxygen I breathed. Their music has gotten me through so much and there he was. The moment Mick Jagger checked me out in my black, backless, body shirt, burgundy skirt with slits on both sides, preening that infamous mane, I could have died happy. Thank you for being a crucial figure in my life. Anita Pallenberg really got it right, Keith, Brian and Mick. I mean I could go on endlessly, no words could elucidate how much he means to me. An icon, a legend, a king. What’s your favorite Rolling Stones song? Photos: Kevin Mazur, Jean Marie Pierre Official, Rock Roll Stars, Aquelerock, Joe Bangay and Mystery Tour

Supermodel 101: Donyale Luna

By: Saint Twenty March 19, 2020March 31, 2021

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The first black woman on the cover of Vogue. The first black supermodel period. Donyale Luna’s lithe body, otherworldly looks and style, were enough to make Salvador Dali declare her Nefertiti reincarnated. Always a muse she starred in Andy Warhol factory videos and Fellini films. Ever the socialite she lived the rockstar lifestyle. Despite appearing with Mick Jagger (above) she was actually hooking up with Brian Jones. Would have died to attend the Rock n Roll Circus. This gorgeous big-eyed, regal faced babe succumbed to drugs, which led to the demise of her career and untimely death. A true queen and pioneer. Which Donyale are you right now? Photos: Roberto Roccchi, Richard Avedon & Vogue Magazine.