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A site called West Virginia Surf Report has mad a list of the 10 ugliest men in Rock n' Roll (in no particular order). I don't know if I completely agree with all of their choices, but this picture of Shane MacGowan, definitely has my vote.
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Lemmy
Even if it wasn't for the solar system of terrifying warts, or whatever those things are, he'd still make the list. As it stands, this Motorhead legend is one of the Patron Saints of Ugly. An automatic, as they say. ... MORE
From the site:
Lemmy
Even if it wasn't for the solar system of terrifying warts, or whatever those things are, he'd still make the list. As it stands, this Motorhead legend is one of the Patron Saints of Ugly. An automatic, as they say. ... MORE
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Sometimes, but not too often, I dislike being left alone with my thoughts. They can be an evil bunch, ganging up on me, overwhelming me, leaving me see to seek the sanctuary of music.>>>The music must be complementary to the mood one seeks.>>>There are folks who will drink themselves blind in the coming twenty-four hours. They are myriad, from every walk of life and every social strata.>>>On May 19th 2008, A report of a study cosigned by 37,000 plus scientists, including ... MORE
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The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford The grit of Sam Peckinpah meets the epic sweep of John Ford, with a smidgen of the character-led subtleties which made Robert Altman's McCabe And Mrs Miller a modern western classic. Beautifully shot by the Coen Brothers' regular cinematographer Roger Deakins, the movie also benefits from retaining lengthy passages from Ron Hansen's original book in the narration. Brad Pitt, as Jesse, has never been better, a... MORE
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Here's some Irish for you all to begin the festivities. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to see a doctor about my urine being green.
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Joxley's November 11th post reminded me of an oft forgotten war campaign, and a song I regard as one the most powerful anti-war songs of all-time. The bloody Gallipoli campaign of 1915 cost the lives of more than 100,000 Allied and Turkish soldiers, with another quarter of a million wounded. The campaign was largely seen as a badly executed fiasco. The Australian & New Zealand Army Corps (the ANZACS) saw their most significant losses ever. Indeed, the saying aro... MORE
