Yes this post is solely about Brian's face, because why the fuck not?

Did you ever look at him?

*cough*

Where was I?

Sorry, but he's so handsome...

BUT LET'S TALK ABOUT HIS FACE!

For once, this post won't include a multitude of quotes or whatever, but mostly pictures. We'll start with a "short" article, because yes apparently his face is indeed a very important topic:

I typed it out, because in my opinion it makes it easier to read things and I'm actually a really nice person. Yes for real. Well except when I'm hungry. Snickers is right. You are not you when you are hungry.  

Sorry I have a very short attention span. Horribly short. 

So here you go:

Brian Jones has a very expressive face. If he's really concentrating, he can be the joy for photographers. Of the "million" of pictures taken of him, few can be said to be exactly the same. He's not so good when caught off-guard- but for all other occasions there is a highly distinctive expression waiting to cross his features.

So many faces. Let's delve into some of then. Like the Goon-style Face, turned on readily when sb says: "Let's clown it up a bit,  Brian". The eyes become crossed, the lips slide forward, mouth turned downwards- the chin just forward like Bruce Forsyth.
But there is the Serious Face, too. Brian gets deadly serious when talking about the Stones, about music generally. Talk about the success of other groups and the expression remains serious. He believes there is more fun in music, but it's not a subject to be discussed lightheartedly.

His On-Stage Face is from a public point of view, his best-known face. Total concentration on the music most of the time, with flashes of a shy grin suddenly lightening up his face. He holds the grin easily because it's for real. He likes the applause and the yells. And he revels in any little gimmick or nuance created by anybody else in the group. "I grin," says Brian, "out of sheer enjoyment of being on a stage, in front of people."

There is also what is best described as Brian's Secret Humour Face. An inveterate practical joker, those who know him best are able to know in advance that he is planning  some funny stroke. It could be a phone call, voice heavily disguised. It might even be "spiking" sb drink. Or hiding smth valuable from sb else. 

His Driving Face is seen nowadays behind the wheel of a silver-grey Rolls Royce. A relaxed driver, seemingly never hurried, but he gets agitated if he misses a turning or finds himself snarled up in traffic. He concentrates all the time, but relaxes by almost non-stop conversation. 

There's also a Doubting Face. Brian talks happily to people of any kind- but is wary of journalists, for instance, until he believes he can trust the person concerned. So you can often see this Doubting Face. It's an expression which is completely neutral- a face which reflects the way he analyses questions, takes care over his answers. Once the person has been "passed O.K.", that Doubting Look vanishes.

And vanishes often to the Co-operative Face. Brian likes signing autographs, takes much trouble being pleasant to admires. Watch him signing over and over again, checking fans' names, ensuring they get their pens and pencils back. This is a star co-operating; a star remembering that the fans are all-important. Brian takes, these meetings seriously, is anxious to be as helpful as time permits.

He has, too, a strangely Gentle Face. Very good at talking to young children, Brian somehow softens up completely, but never talks down to the kids. This Gentle Face often reflects Brian in his best of mods- miles away from the cut-and-thrust of the pop world.

But it often switches to an Infuriated Face. Brian likes professionalism. If things even small things, go wrong with the stage act then he's fast-tempered, quick to anger. His face takes a tense tough look. The lips are tight-lined. The brow furrows.  And you can tell his mood by this Face long before he actually lets rip verbally.  

He can a nice line in Aggressive Faces. It comes on mainly when sb thoughtlessly attacks the Stones- for their appearance, generally. But this punchy expression invariably switches to his Pitying Face. Brian looks pityingly at critics, say short-shorn businessman. It does the trick- What that expression is saying is: "To me, you look stereotyped and ridiculous, but I have better manners than to say that to anyone openly."

An expressive, richly-varied face,this one framed by Brian's golden locks. It can vary from registering the depths of despair to the heights of happiness. But that's because Brian doesn't just sit back and accept what life produces. He goes out to try and MAKE things happen.

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NOW THAT WE'VE READ SO MUCH ABOUT HIS FACE, NOW HERE IT IS:

I seriously love this pic so much. 

And this one. Idk sorry but it's so cute....

He definitely knew how to flirt with the camera. (where as I always end up looking like an idiot. I'm so jealous. Damn.)

And because we obvly can't forget about his great expressions:

I would love to continue this, but sadly we have a picture limit and we reached it...

So until next time.✌

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