By BOB MORRIS Published: December 14, 2011 COFFEE. Mick Rock, the rock ’n’ roll photographer as famous for his hedonistic lifestyle as for his iconic images of debauchery and excess, was drinking nothing more than coffee. It was 5 p.m. on a recent Tuesday, and while hotel guests drank cocktails at the lounge of the W […]
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If you missed the opening night of ROCKED: A Photo Exhibition By Mick Rock at the W Hotel Downtown we have good news. Photos from the event have been posted from online. The photos by Jen Maler are posted at the MetroMix New York website and can be viewed here.
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?Anyone interested in rock photography knows the name Mick Rock, and anyone interested in rock—particularly of the classic and punk varieties—is aware of his images. “I started taking pictures in late 1969,” says Rock. “The first pictures that people care about these days were probably of Syd Barrett, who was a friend of mine and
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In a recent issue of Brit music mag NME, a 15-year-old music fan wrote in to the letters column earnestly lamenting that in her not-so-humble opinion, compared with the likes of Bowie, Bolan and Robert Smith, the current crop of bands all look like utter shite. Perhaps no one would be better placed to adjudicate such an
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The New York Post: “Page Six” had a nice mention on Rocked and Mick this week. See the story here.
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