hutch wrote:
Alex Van Halen is 72.
Very under eighty drummer in my opinion
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO..........
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My mom turns 82 tomorrow!
Happy b-day Mama Hutch!
… Slash, who is 60 years young today
My niece is 10!!!
hutch wrote:
My niece is 10!!!
Yes, but can she shred?
… robert plant, who is 77 years young today.
sweetcell wrote:
… robert plant, who is 77 years young today.
Wow! He doesn’t look a day over…well…he looks a day over 76.
I think he looks great for his age.
I can’t believe he covers a song by Low on his latest…..dude is really well adjusted
I can’t believe he covers a song by Low on his latest…..dude is really well adjusted
someone referred to him as the least embarrassing of huge boomer icons
kosmo wrote:
someone referred to him as the least embarrassing of huge boomer icons
Also David Gilmour
hutch wrote:
dude is really well adjusted
plant was invited to participate in ozzy's back to the beginning retirement party. made sense, given how the two bands dominated the 70's heavy rock scene, were both friends and rivals, etc. but he turned it down because that is a part of his life that no longer exists. plants gives zero looks in the rearview mirror, along with zero fucks. the biggest concert of a generation and he's like "thanks, but i'm good over here, need to work on my new folk tune." badass.
kosmo wrote:
someone referred to him as the least embarrassing of huge boomer icons
Mobius wrote:
Also David Gilmour
my take is plant isn't as embarrassing as other boomer icons (same for gilmour, to a slightly lesser extent) because he doesn't rest on his past laurels and refuses to be a nostalgia act. he is pressing forward with new material, even if he could have way more fame and fortune by rehashing 50 years old hits night after night. not too make others doing that. dylan comes to mind.
Jeff Tweedy, 58
Born To Run, 50
Born To Run, 50
Bob Weir
John Mayer
John Mayer