Get a Line On You [Brian Jones]

Books, Movies & More. [Updated Version] Part 2.

This was actually a lot of work, but luckily I'm in my 'I don't need more than 2 hours of sleep a night phase' and had time to look everything up and to write this. 

I decided to split it up again, because otherwise this chapter would have been really long and I don't want to overwhelm people with these things.  

Part 3 will be solely about fan fiction, I tried to track down every story in English about Brian on here, which were more than I expected. There are a couple more in other languages, but Wattpad won't let me find them if I don't change my language settings, which is really stupid. I know kind of 6 languages well enough to read stories in them, but I'm limited to one on here simply, because they only show me them in one. It would be no trouble at all to show you all the stories tagged with a certain word and then offer a language filter, they even have several already. (Completed, Mature, Length, Last Updated) Sorry for this minor rant, but this really irks me.

Well this chapter is only about songs, music and some other things. 

3. Music:

Let's start with the Brian Jonestown Massacre. 

Their name is a homage to Brian obviously and he often is on their album artworks as well.

After all there's nothing more aesthetically pleasing than Brian Jones. *cough*

 (And yes those are some of their albums I own btw.)  

Their album or song names are sometimes a reference to the Stones (Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request) or something else classic rock related (Who killed Sgt. Pepper?) as well. The Brian Jonestown Massacre is an american band, formed in San Francisco in 1990. They're Psychedelic Rock mostly. 

Before we talk in more detail about their songs, however here's a fun fact: Anton Newcombe, front man for the Brain Jonestown massacre, has claimed to be able to play 80 different instruments.

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The selection of these songs is mostly personal, ofc do they have some other great songs, but I can't mention every single one. If sb wants however to listen some more to them, I highly recommend the compilation album Tepid Peppermint Wonderland: A Retrospective (it's the red and black album on the photo)