3 chapters across the catalog
Rolling Stones Interview, Kodak Disc Camera Scandal
During a 1984 interview with the Rolling Stones in London, Curry used a Kodak disc camera to take photos of Keith Richards and Ron Wood. He later had to break into a Dutch press bureau to retrieve the film because it also contained compromising photos of his girlfriend, television announcer Caroline Tensen.
The Rolling Stones expressed mystification and caution regarding Donald Trump's election in a recent Associated Press interview. Adam Curry expresses disappointment in the band's "sniveling" and "accountant-like" responses. The segment also features a clip of an anarchist protester suggesting the United States should "stay single" and have no president.
Watergate Theories, Rolling Stones Interview, Kodak Disc Camera
A new theory regarding the Watergate break-in suggests the burglars were attempting to retrieve a compromised roll of film involving Richard Nixon. This leads to a personal anecdote from 1984 involving a Rolling Stones interview in London, where a Kodak disc camera was used to take potentially scandalous photos of a television announcer. The speaker describes breaking into a Dutch broadcasting press bureau to retrieve the film and prevent the evidence from being developed and leaked.
