Music Milestone

" Oh I love the hill. It's been called the Woodstock of music festivals. Forty years ago at the half million people got into their smelly Volkswagen -- and gathered at an upstate New -- percent -- Woodstock which I believe was some kind of jazz -- it was billed this three days of PC music but it was so much more for one bit about the mud and the simplest here to talk about it his longtime music journalists all around great -- and and TV personality Kurt -- he -- tunes like kind of friends -- keep your regular -- a pleasure to have you here to be here -- forty years we're still talking about -- why -- you are yet. And I will to review yet --"

" Stays -- is a movie now the good in the great movie. It was really made well and there's some great acts and -- course as he worked on them really -- is -- director Thelma Schumacher's senator she was an assistant directors it looks really good. And ads like the mother of all great board seats and sound good to it yet but don't you think it's I -- I don't know it's one of those moments of the sixties I'm so tired of hearing about what was the seventies I think you can plug -- I'm sure there's a whole. Generation to the will be happy when the last baby boomer top slot the last great rock festival in the sky and again it's true I'm tired of hearing about. How could there are no there haven't been any rock festivals since that that had matched the glory. Woodstock. I don't know I was it would -- 1999. Which was like Steve Martin -- 8% so far one eight he -- it was -- it was."

" But that's the best not tried yet he had a -- that's it now have you seen the new movie. What did that it's one by Ang Lee it's I don't know what it's called it's called I don't know what it is taking Woodstock taking Woodstock it looks horrible. You look at that they love scene between the cowboys -- That was hot blonde movie bill I don't believe -- yeah. Iran moving really didn't see it now there's no there's no love making Gary and I have very high now I have to get a -- you know there above that if you can't after the tragedy forgot he put his real last film the answer to know what has it it makes it can't react gas. In the movies you just you did you write what you write a lot of it's not -- is this you write a lot of movie -- hoop and and they're great and now fact that's how I I started reading your stuff more was when I saw I think your review Michael Moore of film which was fantastic and the second. Yeah I loved it he just signed glorious bastards would you make of it."

" Let's say Alex once again that's that's a reference to all kinds of movies it's a war movie that's not really a war movie it's about. Other war movies yet and it's two and a half hours long that he and largely subtitled German French and Italian -- fine. But I'm not sure his core audience is gonna go for a."

" What is my question I haven't seen the movies so I I could be way off base. But this is it it's a Jewish fantasy it's about it's for -- Jewish man to go back and kill Nazis."

" I'm thinking do you have to go back in the past to find bad guys like couldn't."

" I think other people right now in the world that wanna kill Jews that Tarantino could have made a movie about who who are you talking. These are always -- yeah these are all purpose bad guys yet it's this is safe bet a -- but I mean it like he could have done. A group of Jews should go after terrorists who caught my name but -- that would never had a -- it -- that the -- I. I. I -- Republican -- Jewish -- are you more there at the beginning if they didn't know he -- amazing career you -- willing. You late 1988 yes -- long time ago what was it we will when you were there and -- it was there with Madonna and Madonna. And it it was Madonna what was the weirdest thing that it would you weirdest experience and TV I have no idea it was all a little strange you know yeah. Can you answer questions like that this -- yet the bad. Yes I could -- don't for you. Well there's -- I woke up and hot tub and Courtney Love was just on top of me and I said we out what the heck I'll do it. And that Purdue wasn't Courtney Love at a better Alison yeah. Courtney Love moments that actually -- camera yet has yet how good the weirdest interview you did to really put me on the spot here and I mean I would tell you but I just can't think I don't know nicest pop star who is an access spots they're all night really it's amazing isn't there over no one was a -- you. -- makes a lot. I heard he was after yeah. At your map that's true I ended his career if you -- it did if you did a lot of Chris tell you what you -- to circuits which is a great metal magazine. And then he went to Rolling Stone. --"

" You come true for music right right I was great -- those and the sort of a pipeline at the time from circus -- so you never think that Padilla called Nelson is great writers were there so is very. Happy what do you make of the current Rolling Stone versus the old Rolling Stone. Well the thing you know it's a mature brand. I think they've always been very political and they continue to be political and beyond is a big supporter of Republican Party that's. His his preferences and injures are always been reflective eyes and -- Particularly their property it for the daily I think is it listen here's Tekzilla's must be counter culture and out account Coulter has become the culture. So it seems almost irrelevant to me. Well it's -- that now the chemicals are always becomes a culture -- it's true as they say you know wants to hear sixties people talk about anything anymore but. It's. It's irrelevant because there's there's still a business -- more than a million copies so I think all magazines -- trouble. Yeah but I know where their financial situation and TV I -- name's Nina Blackwood still keep in touch. Alan hunter -- number in such. Punter Adam Curry -- this all the original V days and think current original actually really became my the pod father something use -- early in on the pod mark the clean and tell me still to protect my eyes when I would come. Really no war to Shanghai court -- these."