George Harrison is dead... :(
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Just because I'm curious:
Who is(probably better: was) George Harrison?
BTW Jaunty, nice sig, but it's "SIEG HEIL"; just in case it's not misspelled on purpose..
"Sieg" means "Victory"..
Snakeye
Who is(probably better: was) George Harrison?
BTW Jaunty, nice sig, but it's "SIEG HEIL"; just in case it's not misspelled on purpose..
"Sieg" means "Victory"..
Snakeye
Snake, how the f@#& can't you know it ?
Techno generation ?
Beatles, solo career, composer and also played/singed/composed in the Travelling Wilburys with Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne
Techno generation ?
Beatles, solo career, composer and also played/singed/composed in the Travelling Wilburys with Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne
I just heard. He was pretty young: only 58. He was a very talented man. It sounds like he went out on his own terms though (at a friend's home, not in a hospital with tubes sticking out him). I hope his family is okay.
Bummer, my step-dad is a big Beatles fan and today is his birthday.
Bummer, my step-dad is a big Beatles fan and today is his birthday.
Woffen:
I never cared too much about music, and surely not about music that was 5-50 years before my birth. I personally like classic music and punk rock, but even there I don't own too many CDs. Just Offspring, Vivaldi, Bach, Bad Religion and some others.
Still the name sounded familiar, I just didn't know exactly who he was..
Snakeye
I never cared too much about music, and surely not about music that was 5-50 years before my birth. I personally like classic music and punk rock, but even there I don't own too many CDs. Just Offspring, Vivaldi, Bach, Bad Religion and some others.
Still the name sounded familiar, I just didn't know exactly who he was..
Snakeye
When I was about 12 or 13 I didn't have the money to buy the CD's/Tapes/Records I wanted and my step-dad had this huge record collection. I ended up listening to a lot of sixties music at that age. Lot's of Beatles. If I had been able to go out and buy whatever 80's music was popular at the time, I would never have been exposed to the Beatles music like I was. I'm really glad I got into their music.
