Thanks for the terrific interview with a brilliant, beautiful, and great artist, Ralph Steadman. I would like to offer the highest compliment I am capable of: “Mr. Steadman when I am in front of your art I feel grateful and glad to be alive.”
Ralph Steadman has become a beloved icon of his generation, along with Hunter S. Thompson. For me, the fundamental connection between these two manic geniuses is how goddamned funny they both are. Absolute hilarity coupled with off-the-wall anarchy, united by their incredible talents. One is a fantastic visual artist, the other was one of the greatest American writers ever.
Western Civilisation is in its infancy Ralph, i understand the horror you feel all too well. I do sometimes see it that there's a rot at the core of it but I believe it's salvageable indeed. I cherish my copy of Proud to be Weird. Thanks for putting it out. The book about Sigmund Freud is awesome too. And Paranoids. Keep it real bud.
that drawing shown while he was talking about Sarah... Tolkien barely touched on Balrogs. maybe a few sentences, but more if you take other contexts... "it percieved me and my spell. the counter-spell was terrible. i had never felt anything so strong..." Balrogs stopped Ungoliant. Sarahs not a Balrog. you want a Balrog, come to 1305.
sclogse1 Shoot,mein...the one where the munchkins hanging himself in the cherry tree with the worms coming out and the pink blimp of led shooves triangular squares of shark in her sweet bits.... ;)
Worms....I remember Tom waits being interviewed when he played Renfield in Dracula. He was nibbling on bugs. He said, "One day, we're all going to be working with insects."
He used to frequent the Chelsea Arts Club in the 1970-'s and 80's..as did I
Thank you for this enterview
I love the advise about starting something. I think that's correct.
Mr. Steadman is quite simply The Best, The Genius........
Thanks for the terrific interview with a brilliant, beautiful, and great artist, Ralph Steadman. I would like to offer the highest compliment I am capable of: “Mr. Steadman when I am in front of your art I feel grateful and glad to be alive.”
very inspiring. thanks for sharing!
Ralph Steadman has become a beloved icon of his generation, along with Hunter S. Thompson. For me, the fundamental connection between these two manic geniuses is how goddamned funny they both are. Absolute hilarity coupled with off-the-wall anarchy, united by their incredible talents. One is a fantastic visual artist, the other was one of the greatest American writers ever.
i love this guy, i turned my 11yr old son onto his art.
Western Civilisation is in its infancy Ralph, i understand the horror you feel all too well. I do sometimes see it that there's a rot at the core of it but I believe it's salvageable indeed. I cherish my copy of Proud to be Weird. Thanks for putting it out. The book about Sigmund Freud is awesome too. And Paranoids. Keep it real bud.
living the loca without the vida. best way to enter any story. ❤
daps and hugs. so it must be love. and i aint even country thug.
and i love the country grub.
cheers I ency ralph he got to know the doc firsthand
that drawing shown while he was talking about Sarah... Tolkien barely touched on Balrogs. maybe a few sentences, but more if you take other contexts... "it percieved me and my spell. the counter-spell was terrible. i had never felt anything so strong..."
Balrogs stopped Ungoliant.
Sarahs not a Balrog. you want a Balrog, come to 1305.
Wonderfulness weirdos forever! ❄️🌎❄️
He was around in the 60s I meant 90s ...Freudian slip!
Anyone knows why he says at 19:28 "He had no right to consider himself the creator of gonzo"?
He means that Gonzo was created when Ralph and Hunter met. (They both created it)
His hst accent is better than johnnys lowkey
if you watch this with bitches brew in the background it really adds some flavor
Which cut? Miles Runs The Voodoo Down?
sclogse1
Shoot,mein...the one where the munchkins hanging himself in the cherry tree with the worms coming out and the pink blimp of led shooves triangular squares of shark in her sweet bits.... ;)
Worms....I remember Tom waits being interviewed when he played Renfield in Dracula. He was nibbling on bugs. He said, "One day, we're all going to be working with insects."
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Hunter was his "Gandalf Stormcrow". He's a Hobbit.