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I'm old enough to remember reading Lester Bangs

Posted by grinagog on July 10, 2008 at 21:13:41:
rock criticisms in Rolling Stone ( and great reading they made, too! )
Played by Philip Seymour Hoffman in the film
Yep, and I subscribed to Circus Raves and NME back in the day
Very funny stuff, tickled this old farts funnybone
Grins
Oh, from CREEM magazine ( an interview with Lou Reed in '75 )
"...Lou's sallow skin almost as whitish yellow as his hair, whole face and frame so transcendently emaciated he had indeed become insectival. His eyes were rusty, two copper coins lying in desert sands under the sun all day with telephone wires humming overhead, but he looked straight at me. Maybe through me..."
and "I'm with the Band" Pamela des Barres classic memoir is highly salvageable too
That got me going; where are m'meds?
G.