Yada wrote:
Michael Reidy
Wow, frontman for the iconic DC band Razz. RIP.
Wow, frontman for the iconic DC band Razz. RIP.
Dropping Like Flies
Wow, frontman for the iconic DC band Razz. RIP.
Per twitter Karl Wallinger 66
And yes it’s been awhile since I’ve listened to World Party or the two records he did with the Waterboys
And yes it’s been awhile since I’ve listened to World Party or the two records he did with the Waterboys
kosmo wrote:
Per twitter Karl Wallinger 66
And yes it’s been awhile since I’ve listened to World Party or the two records he did with the Waterboys
Weird, I just heard the Waterboys on the radio a couple hours ago. Though not Wallinger-era WAterboys.
Bummer…I went through a huge World Party phase around 91-93. Then I was really let down by the follow up to Goodbye Jumbo. Saw him at 930…I don’t believe live performance was his strength…..more like in the studio. I think he had a stroke more than 20 years ago which affected him quite a bit.
"Goodbye Jumbo" an absolutely great record. Almost every song on that is amazing.
Eric Carmen
Whoa
Now Hungry Eyes popped in my head…
Now Hungry Eyes popped in my head…
BO$$ first female to sign with Def Jam and hailing from Detroit
kosmo wrote:
Per twitter Karl Wallinger 66
And yes it’s been awhile since I’ve listened to World Party or the two records he did with the Waterboys
Apparently it’s been a while since anyone listened to World Party, judging from Spotify plays - The big hit Way Down Now has only 3M and Put the Message in the Box only 6M. But damn, those songs hold up and are incredible power pop songs perfectly executed. Exhilarating and melancholy - the definitive 90’s formula delivered at the start of the decade.
Found this Mojo interview from 2021 which helps answer the question ‘what happened to Karl Wallinger?’
https://www.mojo4music.com/articles/stories/karl-wallinger-remembered/
Stumpy
grateful wrote:how it Ren taking it?
Stumpy
methylene wrote:grateful wrote:how it Ren taking it?
Stumpy
google is your friend
kosmo wrote:actually knew it was about a tree, but felt comedy was more appropriate heremethylene wrote:grateful wrote:how it Ren taking it?
Stumpy
google is your friend
small ornamental trees are low in priority IMO
there are 100+ year old trees being cutdown as fast as we can and those we should be more concerned about
methylene wrote:How's Richard Powers taking it?kosmo wrote:actually knew it was about a tree, but felt comedy was more appropriate heremethylene wrote:grateful wrote:how it Ren taking it?
Stumpy
google is your friend
Going in for multiple lung scans and head, neck ultrasounds next week . . . hopefully my name doesn't wind-up here.
Blow, wrote:
Going in for multiple lung scans and head, neck ultrasounds next week . . . hopefully my name doesn't wind-up here.
Sorry to hear that Walkie. Try to stay positive.
Positive thoughts coming at ya.
At any other age that I have existed in . . . I would be thus worried. But I have seen my sights within this spectrum, and physical death is nothing less but a spiritual doorway.
I, just don't want to be named on this page. Lol.
I, just don't want to be named on this page. Lol.
Blow, wrote:
At any other age that I have existed in . . . I would be thus worried. But I have seen my sights within this spectrum, and physical death is nothing less but a spiritual doorway.
I, just don't want to be named on this page. Lol.
How will we know if you passed or are on a walky vision quest?
Yada wrote:I’ve been fastidiously reporting on who is in rehab and who has died for years.Blow, wrote:
At any other age that I have existed in . . . I would be thus worried. But I have seen my sights within this spectrum, and physical death is nothing less but a spiritual doorway.
I, just don't want to be named on this page. Lol.
How will we know if you passed or are on a walky vision quest?