Word: feds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...critics have observed many times, the group then stopped trying very hard. Goat's Head Soup (1973), an album not nearly as bad as its reputation, nevertheless contained some very trite songs. It's Only Rock and Roll (1974) picked up that pace but fed more ammunition to those who claimed the Stones had outstayed their welcome. The whole business really hit bottom with Black and Blue, a musical change of course that simply flopped...
...protests. In fact there were none-perhaps because the public realized that bread prices had been unrealistically low. At 120 a loaf, bread had actually been cheaper than the grain used to make it. As a result, whenever they could do so, farmers bought bread by the truckload and fed it to their pigs and chickens. So most people accepted the new prices (28? for an ordinary loaf) with barely a shrug...
...School of Art. After a couple of months the two were married, and late in 1979 Henry Wolfe Gummer, called Gippy, was born. When she was in England during the next spring and summer portraying the unhappy outcast Sarah, she was, in fact, a contented young mother, who breast-fed her baby during lunch break. Her husband stayed with the film company for the first month, then had to return to New York to get his own work?architectural constructions, mostly of wood or stone?ready for shows. Says Streep: "He felt so cut off . . . the phone bill for five...
...Alstyne and his Back Alley partner, Marty Coffey, endorse the Shakespeare Brothers' credo of street performing for its own sake but admit in the same breath that they would like to play clubs some day. Or, they admit, they "could get fed up with the whole routine." In the meantime, they hope to save money from this summer's tour for a trip to Australia this winter and perhaps Europe next year. What they and others seem to desire more than anything else is constant variety. Coffey was once a cabinet maker, Val Alstyne "a three-piece, nine-to-five...
...paper, plastics and cement factories hangs over the area on all but the windiest days. The town has a medieval center with a church and central square; the impression is of a dying 19th century industrial civilization suffocating an even older culture. Says a Basque journalist: "The young get fed up with the fact they have no hope in the lousy city where they live, so they decide to lira al monte-take to the mountains and go with...