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It's Gojo Satoru as Mick Taylor from the horror movie Wolf Creek, the scene where his victim escapes by running away but he see's a horse and gets the idea to chase after him on it.

By coreyhiskensartwork

Reposted from @eleanorjanephoto Here’s another peek of the 1959 Mick Taylor/Keith Richards Burst from Exile on Main Street ✨ This guitar opens the year as Miss January in my Bursts & Goldtops 2021 calendar - link to order in profile ☺️ Check out my stories for lots of up close macro details too! DO NOT REPOST WITHOUT PERMISSION. Don’t understand why? Check out the copyright tab in my stories. #gibsunday #micktaylor #keithrichards #gibson #lespaul #lespaulgibson #gibsonlespaul #burst #flametop #goldtop #guitarnerd #guitargeek #guitarcollection #guitarcollector #vintageguitar #guitarsofinstagram #guitar #guitarporn #gearporn #59lespaul #1959lespaul #lespaulforum #guitarphotos #guitarphotography #guitarsdaily #burstbelievers #beautyoftheburst #vintageguitars #rollingstones @simonwhitedynevor @officialkeef @therollingstones https://www.instagram.com/p/CIB1GVrnbse/?igshid=1k723he4flx7o

03.12.19

I made this and didn’t know what to do with it so here, take it.

G'day Cobbers, Just a friendly warning if you are going to @horrorconuk this weekend there may be a Wolf or two hanging around. 💀💀💀 . #wolfcreek #wolfcreek2 #wolfcreektv #micktaylor #johnjarrat #australia #outback #psychopath #saddist #serialkiller #horror #hunter #horrorfilms #horrormovies #horrorart #drawing #pencilandink #penandink #artist #art #darkart #digitalart #digitalcolours #horrorjunkie #horroraddict #willandpsycho #psychoslaughterman www.PsychoSlaughterman.com

This week's retail therapy. 🎸🎶👅'Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out' is a live album that finds the Rolling Stones at a crossroads, and not just because there's a Robert Johnson cover on the set list. These recordings were made on their 1969 tour, the first with blues prodigy Mick Taylor on lead guitar and the last with their "evil/Satanic" image, which came to a violent end on the last night of the tour. The album sounds beautiful- pretty amazing, considering the technological limitations of recording a live concert in the 1960s. And it's fascinating to hear songs that originally featured Brian or Keith on lead guitar reimagined with the jaded sexuality that characterized the Taylor-era Rolling Stones sound. The biggest revelation, though, is the homoerotic third verse of "Honky Tonk Women" that was cut from the studio version! How I've managed to be a Stones fan for years and never known about that verse's existence is beyond me. 🇫🇷⚓️👬👅

Marquee Club Live 1971