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what is it with this song?,yes i agree its a beautiful melodic song,but it keeps popping up everywhere,adverts,at least 3 ppl sang it on x factor about 3 weeks ago
imo just leave it alone,yes i know the younger element,have caught on to this song
which just goes to show,how good music was way back in 89, i think?
but to me it will always be the song that michael(inxs) wrote for kylie,m
i dont know what happened,but a tragic loss of a great young rock starp.s,we had this thread about the legendary 27 club,a few years back
where pop stars died at 27
janis joplin
jimi hendrix
kurt cobain
brian jones
jim morrisonand loads more
just wondered if michael was in the 27 club
jen.pep?
its ok,just googled michael hutchence was 37,different club
and the general consensus is
he died from autoerotic asphxiation
case closed
ty.@rogue trader wrote:
just wondered if michael was in the 27 club
Michael Hutchence was 37 when he died.
No, the general consensus from all the evidence is that he committed suicide. Paula Yates started the “auto erotic asphyxiation” thing when she did an interview with 60 minutes. She was paid for the interview and it went completely against the evidence she gave at his inquest and was contrary to all the other evidence that was presented at the inquest.
Paula Yates…now there’s one mixed up lady (I use the word lady loosely).
not a big fan of paula yates jen,, or her dad joss/jess yates who used to do a sunday church prog back in the bad old days
now i dont/wont want to speak ill of the dead
but bless bob geldof
he held it together
invented band aid
ok his daughters go off the rails sometimes
but they are teenagers or were
what teenager isnt rebellious at some point/?
i think bobs done a very good job actually
considering the circumstances.The real Band-Aid was invented in 1920 by Johnson & Johnson employee Earle Dickson for his wife Josephine, who frequently cut and burned herself while cooking. The prototype allowed her to dress her wounds without assistance. Dickson passed the idea on to his employer, which went on to produce and market the product as the Band-Aid. Dickson had a successful career at Johnson & Johnson, rising to vice president before his retirement in 1957.
I always think of Fred Mercury and Queen when anyone mentions Band Aid.. I know it was Live Aid… but it was born out of Band Aid…. oh how I miss Freddie :(
well thanks for that info tel, i didnt know that i was talking about 2012,but hey whats, 92 years tween chatters eh?
In every one of those major global music bunfights, The Who kick everyone’s a** from Powerchord One!
@wordsworth60 wrote:
In every one of those major global music bunfights, The Who kick everyone’s a** from Powerchord One!
I know just what you mean words….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tibWs_kHEmw
Takes some beating :D
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