The Rolling Stones Family: Brian Jones' Lonely Hearts Club

...вид со спины)))

2Rollover:

>...архивы)))...


Артефакты тех незабываемых давних времен, когда книги о "Роллингах" можно было почитать только в столичных библиотеках, а информация о них на русском языке складировалась из редких упоминаний в отечественной прессе... Когда сами "Роллинги" были много моложе, а деревья и люди казались большими... )))))

2nathan:

>2Rollover:
>>...архивы)))...
>Артефакты тех незабываемых давних времен, когда
>книги о "Роллингах" можно было почитать только
>в столичных библиотеках, а информация о них на
>русском языке складировалась из редких упоминаний
>в отечественной прессе... Когда сами "Роллинги"
>были много моложе, а деревья и люди казались большими... )))))

...именно так! Спасибо!)))....

2Rollover

Скажите пожалуйста, а это Ваши личные переводы ?

Hello everybody! Please, don`t be too judgemental...

I am leaving... but I`ll be back again... -

"You know, if you break my heart I'll go
But I'll be back again
'cause I told you once before goodbye
But I came back again

I want to go, oh
But I hate to leave you
You know I hate to leave
Oh, ho, Oh, ho

You, if you break my heart I'll go
But I'll be back again..."

And... -
"It won`t be long...yeah!"

Dear bk, Rollover, Гегемон, Stoned, Lovely Rita и все-все, see you soon! LOVE!

Across the Universe (film)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Across the Universe

Theatrical release poster
Directed by Julie Taymor
Produced by Jennifer Todd
Suzanne Todd
Charles Newirth
Written by Julie Taymor
Dick Clement
Ian La Frenais
Starring Jim Sturgess
Evan Rachel Wood
Joe Anderson
Dana Fuchs
Martin Luther McCoy
T. V. Carpio
Music by Elliot Goldenthal
The Beatles
Cinematography Bruno Delbonnel
Editing by Francoise Bonnot
Studio Revolution Studios
Distributed by Columbia Pictures
Release date(s) October 12, 2007
Running time 133 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $45 million
Gross revenue $29,367,143


Across the Universe is a musical romantic drama film directed by Julie Taymor, produced by Revolution Studios, and distributed by Columbia Pictures. It was released in the United States on October 12, 2007. The script is based on an original story credited to Taymor, Dick Clement, and Ian La Frenais. It incorporates 34 compositions originally written by members of The Beatles.

The film, directed by Taymor, stars Evan Rachel Wood, Jim Sturgess, Joe Anderson, and T. V. Carpio, and introduces Dana Fuchs and Martin Luther McCoy as actors. Cameo appearances are made by Bono, Eddie Izzard, Joe Cocker, Salma Hayek, and others.

Opening to mixed reviews, Across the Universe was nominated for both a Golden Globe and an Academy Award. Two members of the supporting cast, Carol Woods and Timothy T. Mitchum, performed as part of a special Beatles tribute at the 50th Grammy Awards.Contents [hide]
1 Plot
2 Use of The Beatles' music
3 Cast
4 Production
4.1 Dispute
5 Music
5.1 Musical numbers
5.1.1 Extended musical numbers
5.2 Soundtrack
5.2.1 Standard edition track list
5.2.2 Deluxe Edition track list
6 Release and reception
6.1 Release history
6.2 General reception
7 Awards
7.1 Nominations
8 See also
9 References
10 External links

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Plot

The film's plot and narrative structure interweave the stories of several characters whose lives cross paths during events set against the backdrop of the turbulent middle/late 1960s. The story apparently takes place from about late 1965 to mid 1969.[1]

The story begins in Liverpool, England with a young shipyard worker named Jude (Jim Sturgess), who asks the camera if "anyone wants to hear his story all about the girl who came to stay." ("Girl"). Against the wishes of both his mother and his girlfriend, Jude enlists in the merchant navy and travels by ship to the United States of America ("All My Loving"). He jumps ship in New Jersey to search for his American G.I. father, Wes Huber (Robert Clohessy), whom he has never met and who does not know Jude exists. As Jude is landing in New York, Lucy's G.I. boyfriend's truck passes an Ohio football field where a Cheerleader (Prudence) sings to herself her feelings towards a fellow cheerleader ("I Want to Hold Your Hand"). After Jude learns that his father works at Princeton as a janitor, he goes to meet him, but then Jude has nowhere else to go.

He befriends a Princeton student, Maxwell (Max) Carrigan (Joe Anderson), a rebellious and eccentric young man from a privileged background. Max and his friends come from upper class families who pay for their schooling, so they mess around, drink, and smoke marijuana ("With a Little Help From My Friends"). Meanwhile, Lucy gets a letter from her boyfriend, who's away at war, and daydreams about when she'll see him again ("It Won't Be Long"). When Max goes home for Thanksgiving, bringing Jude with him, Jude meets Max's younger sister Lucy (Evan Rachel Wood) ("I've Just Seen A Face"). After a heated argument with his parents about his future, Max drops out of college and moves to New York City, accompanied by Jude. Max works as a taxi driver, while Jude pursues work as a freelance artist. They become roommates in a bohemian enclave in Greenwich Village, where they share an apartment with others, most notably Sadie (Dana Fuchs), their landlady, who is an aspiring singer and a representation of Janis Joplin. Other residents include Jojo (Martin Luther McCoy), a guitarist representing Jimi Hendrix, who arrives from Detroit, Michigan after the death of his younger brother during the 12th Street Riot ("Let It Be") ("Come Together"); and Prudence (T. V. Carpio) a young woman who has hitchhiked to New York City from Dayton, Ohio, and recently escaped an abusive "boyfriend" who lives in a nearby apartment. Prudence's arrival through the bathroom window is likely a reference to The Beatles' song ("She Came in Through the Bathroom Window"), also her explanation to where she came from, "Nowhere." is a reference to ("Nowhere Man"). After Lucy's boyfriend, Daniel (Spencer Liff), is killed in Vietnam, she goes to New York City to visit Max ("Why Don't We Do It in the Road?") before she starts college, despite the fact that her parents are against the idea.

Romantic relationships develop between Lucy and Jude ("If I Fell"), and between Sadie and Jojo, while Max visits the Army draft board and cannot avoid recruitment ("I Want You (She's So Heavy)"). One night, Prudence (who seemingly has a crush on Sadie) becomes depressed, and hides in a closet. Upon realizing where she is, her friends coax her out of the closet ("Dear Prudence"). Prudence mysteriously leaves the group after wandering off enthralled by street performers at a peace rally. As Sadie and Max discuss Prudence's now-empty room, Max uses a hammer to bang out the first seven notes of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer".

FR - ну что за юмор у тебя! Хорошо: и тебе пока! Спасибо, что напомнил о себе!

No Expectations

Take me to the station
and put me on a train.
I've got no expectations
to pass through here again.

Once I was a rich man
now I am so poor.
But never in my sweet short life
have I felt like this before.

You heart is like a diamond
you throw your pearls at swine.
And as I watch you leaving me
you pack my peace of mind.

Our love was like the water
that splashes on a stone.
Our love is like our music
its here, and then its gone.

So take me to the airport
and put me on a plane.
I got no expectations
to pass through here again.

When you change with every new day
Still I’m gonna miss you

Всем доброго вечера! Ей богу, заходишь как в старую, хорошо знакомую, милую сердцу гавань! Здесь не нужно ломать копий, страдать статистикой и нумерологией, измышлять мифические списки "сто любимых", "сто нелюбимых", "три САМЫХ ГЛАВНЫХ" , "ОДИН ВЕЛИКИЙ" и проч. Надо просто любить Роллингов и рок-н-ролл, а это естественно и нетрудно!

Привет,Гегемон!

2Одри: "Удачной Охоты"!

2Игги-Твигги: Здравствуйте! Рад видеть Вас!

Мик,Кит,Билл,Чарли:И жить хорошо,и жизнь хороша!
Брайан: Кому хороша,а кому-ни шиша.

Какая-то кавер-банда едет.
13 ноября в Москве
http://www.parter.ru/parter/ru/muzika/rock_pop/the_rolling_stones_satisfaction/79460/

2nathan:

>2Rollover
>Скажите пожалуйста, а это Ваши личные переводы ?

Да, именно переводы(а не цитаты из изданного к тому времени на русском) лично мои...

2Rollover:

>Да, именно переводы(а не цитаты из изданного
>к тому времени на русском) лично мои...

Очень, очень интересно!!! А вот еще любопытно узнать про источники... (Дело в том, что Ваш покорный слуга питает слабость к зарубежной рок-литературе ;-) В 80-90-е годы в Москве книги о группе были большой редкостью... В связи с этим вопрос к Вам: Вы пользовались какими-то библиотечными материалами, или же и личными книгами также ? Дело в том, что я в свое время часто бывал в Библиотеке Иностранной Литературы на Яузской набережной, там есть около 10 книг о "Роллингах", но некоторых из тех, что фигурируют у Вас, там нет ... В Ленинке же, к сожалению, на предмет наличия "роллинговской" литературы я так и не справлялся, но, возможно, и там есть кое-что...))

2nathan:
В связи с этим вопрос к Вам:
>Вы пользовались какими-то библиотечными материалами,
>или же и личными книгами также ? Дело в том, что
>я в свое время часто бывал в Библиотеке Иностранной
>Литературы на Яузской набережной, там есть около
>10 книг о "Роллингах", но некоторых из тех, что
>фигурируют у Вас, там нет ...

Рад, что понравилось - надо будет выложить в ближайшее время кое-что ещё)))...А все книги,указанные в источниках, у меня действительно есть(ну, и конечно, за прошедшее время добавилось ещё немного - например, переводная книга Билла о Стоунз)...