Montauk Short Film

[Snapprhead27]

I thought this was a cool piece. I wish I was around to experience the "old" Montauk. I hope it does not get sucked up into the elite status, but it's slowly looking that way. No way I'm paying 1k a night. Jenn and I rented out there in the fall a couple of seasons and its so nice when the crowds are gone and its back to "normal".

 

[WhatKnot]

I thought this was a cool piece. I wish I was around to experience the "old" Montauk. I hope it does not get sucked up into the elite status, but it's slowly looking that way. No way I'm paying 1k a night. Jenn and I rented out there in the fall a couple of seasons and its so nice when the crowds are gone and its back to "normal".

Haven’t been out there in 20 years but used to go a week or two after Labor Day when the rates went down. Didn’t see it in the Video but hope the Memory Motel is still there. Mom and Dad spent their Honeymoon there.

“Some Rolling Stones songs sound like they were written to fill a record; Memory Motel sounds like it escaped from somebody’s half-remembered night and refused to explain itself. Mick Jagger’s tale of a motel, a mysterious woman named Hannah, and life on the American road turns an ordinary encounter into something considerably harder to shake. Recorded during the Black and Blue sessions, the song also reveals an unusually delicate side of The Rolling Stones, with Jagger and Keith Richards sharing more than songwriting duties. It is part road story, part romantic mirage, and part evidence that the Stones could occasionally sit still long enough to feel something.”