music + drugs
- When pop pirates ruled Britannia's airwaves
- The mid 1960s saw an extraordinary explosion of British pop music but the only radio stations broadcasting it were based on 'pirate' ships, like Radio Caroline, anchored off the coast. In his new film The Boat That Rocked, Richard Curtis replays those h
- 2009-03-13 to bestof, drugs, movies, music, pirate, sex, story by bagoly
- When DJs ruled the world
- These superstars had it all – fame, money, drugs. But come the millennium, the party was over. Dom Phillips, former editor of Mixmag, tracks the boom and bust of the great mixmasters
- 2009-03-13 to bestof, business, dj, drugs, music by bagoly
- 'You can snort as much cocaine as you want and have as many beautiful women as you want ... but it doesn't make you happy'
- Simon Hattenstone talks with Jarvis Cocker on fame and excess
- 2008-11-28 to bestof, celebrity, drugs, fame, music by bagoly
- Drugs uncovered: The link between drugs and music
- Music and drugs have long been linked, with shifts in genres often running alongside trends in narcotic consumption. Kevin Sampson tracks the history, from Miles Davis to Happy Mondays, and wonders if the link is still strong
- 2008-11-21 to drugs, history, music, society by bagoly
- Drugs, booze, bankruptcy and two failed marriages - fame's been great! says David Cassidy
- star in a show entitled The Partridge Family at 20, then becoming the biggest solo singer in the world before retiring at the height of his fame at just 24.
- 2008-11-07 to alcohol, bestof, drugs, fame, music, star, story by bagoly
- Boy George on sex, drugs and Amy Winehouse
- Our correspondent meets a Boy George off drugs, working with Kanye, thinking positive about being back in court, and full of advice for Amy
- 2008-10-03 to drugs, music by bagoly
- THE GQ&A: KEITH RICHARDS
- warning: Fifty years of smoking, boozing, snorting, touring, and screwing will kill you. Unless you are Keith Richards
- 2008-04-04 to alcohol, drugs, music by bagoly
- Eric Clapton’s Salvation Road
- The birth of his son, Conor, in 1986, was a wake-up call for Eric Clapton: his drinking, resumed during the breakup of both his marriage and his affair with the baby’s mother, had to stop. Back in rehab, on his knees, he finally found the help he needed.
- 2007-11-23 to alcohol, bestof, book, drugs, excerpt, life, music by bagoly
- How rock stardom can take years off your life
- By comparing the lives - and more importantly, deaths - of rock and pop stars with the rest of the population they have found that in the first five years after chart success, the mortality rate of performers shoots up to three times that of the rest of u
- 2007-09-05 to alcohol, bestof, drugs, music by bagoly
- Paul McCartney On Drugs - Timeline
- But when it comes to Macca and drugs, there is quite a bit more to talk about. Join me then on a magical mystery tour:
- 2007-01-05 to drugs, music, r u sirius by bagoly
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