Anita Pallenberg RIP

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Death of Keith R's 60s and 70s muse at 73 being reported. Very beautiful woman in her time. Given the fact that she copped a co-writing credit on Sympathy, was something of a fashion icon and rose to prominence in 60s films, this RIP could have gone in YY, NDL or S

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https://www.theguardian.com/culture/201 ... h-richards

[never/ever]

She was hot.
RIP.

[Quaco]

Just great in Performance, perfect in Dillinger Is Dead though without much to do, not so good in Barbarella (though it's more true to say I just didn't care for that one). I hope one day, A Degree of Murder will be rereleased, so we can see it for real.

I've spent so much time thinking about the Stones, especially that '66-'72 period, I don't think I can bring myself to comment further, to indulge in that level of voyeurism at the moment. In the same way that the Stones rarely printed their lyrics, it seems that AP and the others prefer not to delineate what are the truths and what are the lies. OK, cool, whatever.

An influence. RIP.

EDIT: Sorry if this sounded strange or harsh. It was just some random thoughts...

[Goat Boy]

I always thought there was something very powerful and magnetic about her. Like she was a force of nature. She was great in Performance.

RIP Anita

[Snarfyguy]

That's a shock.

Not sure why, really. But I'm never prepared for the idea of people like this dying.

[Charlie O.]

That's a shock.

Not sure why, really. But I'm never prepared for the idea of people like this dying.

There are some people who you halfway expect not to make it to 40. And when they do, and then some, at some level you kinda figure, well I guess they're just not gonna die...

R.I.P.

[The Modernist]

In many ways she was the ultimate Rolling Stone.

RIP

[The Write Profile]

In many ways she was the ultimate Rolling Stone.

RIP

That's an interesting comment, would you care to elaborate?

Anyway, loved her in Performance. She was magnetic.

RIP
BTW you have a pm from me

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In many ways she was the ultimate Rolling Stone.

RIP

That's an interesting comment, would you care to elaborate?

Anyway, loved her in Performance. She was magnetic.

RIP
BTW you have a pm from me

Not to rain on Moddie's parade, but this is as good a brief overview as you're likely to read

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/ ... es-journey

[clive gash]

Bitchkill has a word

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2017/06/th ... roll-muse/

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Bitchkill has a word

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2017/06/th ... roll-muse/

With the possible exception of Peter Perrett's Why Don't You Kill Yourself? it's hard to imagine
anyone writing a song to or for our Jools....