I never realised he was one of the hoodlums in Terminator.
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I never realised he was one of the hoodlums in Terminator.
Only person killed by an Alien, Predator and a Terminator if I remember right.
Of Twister and True Lies fame :(
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-39095305
Geezer who played Mag the Mighty in GoT.
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Chuck Berry. 90. No age.
That is a massive one that. You could make a very strong case for him being the most significant musician of the twentieth century.
No case required. He shaped it all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Who's left from that era now? Little Richard's the only one I can think of.
Jerry Lee Lewis is still going, and Fats Domino seems to be death proof.
Martin McGuiness.
Northern Irish politics is going to be weird without the old Sinn Feinn lot.
Don Rickles is dead. What a legend.
I don't think I've ever seen Dean Martin on TV sober.
It won't mean much to the non-Aussies, but John Clarke is dead at 68. :(
I'd say unarguably the funniest person in the country, and one of the all-time masters of political satire. Anyone not Australian should get themselves a copy of The Games and watch it from start to finish. A huge loss.
Those mock interviews he did were always cracking.
Is he the cunt that does that Ozzy man commentary videos? Glad the cunt is dead.
He's the guy who did that 'the front wasn't supposed to fall off' interview right?
Yes. There was one man in Australia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
The words political satire means I probably don't know his work.
For kiwi's he was also Fred Dagg.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItalAussie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYvMeT2GC14
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM
The Clarke and Dawe interviews are the pinnacle of political satire. How they managed to keep it going for so long is incredible.
The Games was also peak television:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17NKos-7GCo
"Now Mr Wilson, have you measured the 100m track?"
"It's about 100m."
"About 100m?"
Charlie Murphy http://m.tmz.com/2017/04/12/charlie-...urphy-brother/
Well known NFL murderer Aaron Hernandez.
http://www.independent.ie/sport/othe...-35635527.html
What a shame.
Thought he was set for life after he joined the Crips in jail.
I was surprised he did it after he was found not guilty of the double murders in Boston.
He was still guilty of the other one though.
My guess is it was a gang murder covered up as a suicide.
Yeah, I didn't realise he got life without parole for the one he was found guilty for. He wasn't going to get out before death.
My guess would have been gang hit as he got some gang tattoos in prison but the door was blocked from the inside.
You've both watched far too many crime procedurals.
Fucking hell, talk about jumping to conclusions.
It sounds like his life has come to a tight end! Hiyo
Not sure its fully confirmed yet but apparently Ehiogu has died after his collapse yesterday.
Shit.
:cool:
That's savage, hadn't seen it before.
Robert Miles.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC5ca6Hsb2Q
Ripped the start off 999 the shameless cunt.
Remember when Oxide & Neutrino sampled the Casualty theme and brought that entire sub-genre to a juddering halt?
Garage is back, baby.
Oh wow that's the first time I've heard that. :sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Really? It was MASSIVE. That, Little Bit Of Luck and Re-rewind are the big garage tracks I remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Do You Really Like It was massive too. But yeah was it really massive or just massively known for it's total and utter shiteness? You've ruined it for me, Lewis.
Ah, yeah. There are probably quite a few more tbf.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Apparently Sweet Like Chocolate was grage. :drool:
I don't know if it counts as garage, but this banger. :drool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymNFyxvIdaM
I bought the album with that on and it was absolutely appalling.
Piano Loco was as good as chart garage got. Flibbydibbydibbydibbydibby
I bought So Solid Crew's album based off 21 Seconds. I think I've still got it. Decent album tbh.
I have Oxide & Neutrino on Casisngle.
I always liked them (not the music, I'm not mentally ill) purely for the fact they managed to get so many people to publicly admit they were in this group and take on a ridiculous name and take it so seriously. Like some kind of mass psychosis only with 8p in royalties and six months in Pentonville at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
Powers Boothe. :(