gotdablouse wrote on Dec 15
th, 2008 at 1:21pm:
Good point, but I think I also remember interviews from 89 when Keith and/of Mick said "no solo tunes", actually Keith may have said "unless the crowd requests them". Of course things had changed in 1989,t they were happy to have all the crap, "WWIII" as they called it, behind them and piles of cash in front of them.
Stll it's odd that Nick Kent who wrote an earth-shattering, at least to me, article in June 1986 when things were at a low point, never mentioned that, although he wrote suff no one else ever mentioned, the "Biff Hitler" trio, the fact Steve Lillywhite didn't want to talk about the album, etc...
F.Bon also says Keith had a a CD ready to go after the Hail, Hail sessions called "Bad Luck", I'd never heard about that either!
An album with that title was first rumoured in the late 70's (it's probably the Toronto '77 stuff) so it doesnt fit in with the time frame he's talking about. He did probably record a SONG with that title in 1977 although its never circulated.
Keith signed his deal with Virgin a few months after the release of Dirty Work (which was finished at the end of 1985 and released in March 1986). "Hail Hail Rock n Roll" was filmed in October 1986 and he started work on "Talk Is Cheap" in spring 1987
Highly improbable that he had put together another solo album in 1986 which he chose not to release.