Triumph T100 Daytona 500 (la Saint-Robert)

Bob Dylan and John Sebastian on a Triumph Motorcycle, 1964.

[Une bonne fête aux Roberts, Zimmerman, Plant et Smith, et un joyeux joyeux non-anniversaire pour Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Silver Dawn (la Saint-Robert)

1966 in the desert, a Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn with Bob Dylans feet hanging out - by Barry Feinstein.

[Une bonne fête aux Roberts, Zimmerman, Plant et Smith, et un joyeux joyeux non-anniversaire pour Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Selfie #380 (la Saint-Robert)

PARIS, FRANCE - JULY 01: Photographer Ken Regan is photographed as singer Bob Dylan is being interview on July 1, 1984 in Paris, France. CREDIT MUST READ: Ken Regan/Camera 5 via Contour by Getty Images. (Photo by Ken Regan/Camera 5/Contour by Getty Images).

[Une bonne fête aux Roberts, Zimmerman, Plant et Smith, et un joyeux joyeux non-anniversaire pour Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

La Saint-Robert

Bob Dylan 1966 by Barry Feinstein.

[Une bonne fête aux Roberts, Zimmerman, Plant et Smith, et un joyeux joyeux non-anniversaire pour Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Dans les livres #228 (un joyeux joyeux non-anniversaire #41)

Il n'y a plus d'illusion à la taille de notre désarroi.

[Raoul Vaneigem, 85 ans aujourd'hui. Bonne fête sinon aux Roberts,  Zimmerman, Plant et Smith, clic-clic.]

No more (en Italie #198) (la Saint-Robert)

[Robert Zimmerman, Plant aussi et Smith, et Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Ping-pong #7 (la Saint-Robert)

Bob Dylan and Levon Helm playing ping-pong during their 1974 tour. 

[Robert Zimmerman, Plant aussi et Smith, et Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Selfie #94 (la Saint-Robert)

New York photographer Daniel Kramer in front of a picture of Bob Dylan at the Cite de la Musique in Paris. Entitled "Bob Dylan: The Rock Explosion 1961-66," the Paris show centres on 60 rare shots by Kramer, captured at the precise moment Dylan was making the switch from folk to rock. (AFP Photo/Marina Helli)

[Robert Zimmerman, Plant aussi et Smith, et Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Selfie #31 (la Saint-Robert)

Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky, Barbara Rubin, Bob Dylan, and Daniel Kramer backstage at McCarter Theater, in Princeton, New Jersey, September, 1964. © Daniel Kramer. 

[Robert Zimmerman, Plant aussi et Smith, et Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Ça a débuté comme ça #21 (la Saint-Robert)

Schoolmates (Robert Smith, Michael Depsey, Lol Tolhurst) along with Porl Thompson - found "Malice" current 1976. Their first liver performance took place at Worth Abbey, Crawley and was all acoustic (bongos/guitars) and instrumental. The next concert, two days later, took place at their own school. The repertoire from that memorable day mostly included cover versions: Wild Thing, Suffragette City, Foxy Lady, Jaibreak. January 1977 : the band changed their name to "Easy Cure" based on a song written by Lol at the time: "I don't need no Easy Cure". The line-up included Robert Smith on guitar, Porl Thompson on guitar, Michael Dempsey on bass, Lol Tolhurst on drums and Peter O'Toole on vocals.

[Robert Smith, Plant aussi et Zimmerman, et Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Hey Joe #21 (la Saint-Robert)

[Zimmerman aussi, et Raoul Vaneigem clic-clic.]

Un joyeux non-anniversaire #41

Raoul Vaneigem, 78 ans aujourd'hui.

[Bonne fête sinon au Zimmerman, clic-clic. Pour la ratonnade, ça vient.]

La Saint-Robert, on a failli attendre

No words can express how it felt to bring home Blonde on Blonde in the summer of 1966, set the needle down on Side Four and hear the opening lines of "Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" : Patti Smith, savez-vous, a toujours raison.

clic-clic

[Sinon, un an ago, Copé faisait déjà dans la ratonnade. On ne donnera pas le lien, tant ça finit par lasser.]

C'est reparti

Soirée électorale sur la 2. Première intervention de l'UMP, Copé : le mot est lâché avant même toute analyse un peu précise des résultats. Seconde intervention, cinq minutes plus tard : le mot, encore. Comme au premier jour : burqa mon amour.
La petite gauche : Hollande, silencieux.