Imagine the fact that a group of professionals of his standard chose YOUR track to display their credentials
Kudos to George Harrison
…and now Prince…
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Imagine the fact that a group of professionals of his standard chose YOUR track to display their credentials
Kudos to George Harrison
shouldbeinbed
Rollin' along
Enough now 2016. RIP.
jefmcg
Guru
I've been trying to find prince on youtube, but he kept his stuff off there as much as possible.
But a station in his home state is streaming Prince music. http://www.thecurrent.org/listen
It's very stop start here; I suspect they are way over their usual bandwidth.
But a station in his home state is streaming Prince music. http://www.thecurrent.org/listen
It's very stop start here; I suspect they are way over their usual bandwidth.
Lullabelle
Banana
I found him to be very sexy and sexual.
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
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Guest
I was never a fan, but as others have said a talented man, and 57 is no age.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
Sad news, not a fan as such but he was a mean guitarist. RIP
Pro Tour Punditry
Guru
All these famous people leave behind their "best bits" - for many their "best" was many years, if not decades, ago and not really a representation of who they are now or who they were.
That's not to discount that they'll have made an impact, but more a realisation that the impact they had remains a personal interpretation and an acknowledgement that this can remain with us for a long time. Yet it needs to be taken in context.
I sometimes think "feck me" when I hear of "famous" deaths, but can always move to "oh well" quickly enough.
Most of us think we'll leave bugger all behind, apart from a stained floor if we are left undiscovered for a while, but I think Vernon's death indicates that "impact" comes in many guises. Some more important than others.
That's not to discount that they'll have made an impact, but more a realisation that the impact they had remains a personal interpretation and an acknowledgement that this can remain with us for a long time. Yet it needs to be taken in context.
I sometimes think "feck me" when I hear of "famous" deaths, but can always move to "oh well" quickly enough.
Most of us think we'll leave bugger all behind, apart from a stained floor if we are left undiscovered for a while, but I think Vernon's death indicates that "impact" comes in many guises. Some more important than others.
Lullabelle
Banana
NorthernDave
Never used Über Member
Sad, sad news and the latest in a seemingly unending list of the famous and the talented. This has not been a good year.
I shall be partying like it's 1999 this weekend as my own small tribute to one of the most talented musicians of a generation.
I shall be partying like it's 1999 this weekend as my own small tribute to one of the most talented musicians of a generation.
