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noughties
All of a sudden this is coming back, not as part of the street scene, but in our minds, and for quite some time now. I think of men and women with cleavage, and men wearing suit with a vest. Plus there`s a whole lot of other stuff; chains, sunglasses, mustache, sideburns, bell bottoms, you name it. Being in my teens back then, I must say I didn`t pay it any mind. It simply was the way people were, although Frank Zappa was mocking it in his "Dancing Fool" from the "Sheik Yerboty" album, plus the "Saturday Night Fever" craze. Now, when looking back, it all has that odd twist. People my age were either a freak or a posh, never a pimp. It just wasn`t in my zone.
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stonehearted
In the 70s, rock music was something of a circus, and it didn't pay to get old....
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treaclefingers
They have Charlie on the cover, and not Keith? WTF?
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treaclefingers
They have Charlie on the cover, and not Keith? WTF?
Haha, quite a random bunch of rock stars there. But they did get Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison and Presley in there.
In all fairness, I don't think Keith's famous "most elegantly wasted" or "most likely to die" epithets appeared until a few years later, circa 1973. (For example, Nils Lofgren has acknowledged that he wrote "Keith Don't Go" after hearing rumours about Keith's condition at that time.)
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Rockman
8 ta 21 ..... but those number will change
does brian's demise in '69 count?Quote
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Rockman
8 ta 21 ..... but those number will change
Only Jim, Jimi, Elvis & Janis didn't survive the 70's, right?
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Rockman
....Watt eggsactly iz ah school?