RIP To Those Departed
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- lufc1304
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Re: RIP To Those Departed
Just read that Martin Duffy from Primal Scream and Felt has passed away too, turning into quite the shitty 24 hrs. RIP Martin
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Absolutely gutted waking up to the news about Terry, first saw the Specials 1980 Swindon Leisure Centre, what a weekend that was. Along with The Jam one of the bands that with their music helped get me through life.
Too Much Too Young is one of my all time favourite songs and my ringtone for my eldest who absolutely loves the Specials.
Started a Specials AKA fest at 09.00 this morning which will last all day just gotta work out a way to build it into 3 Teams calls today
Too Much Too Young is one of my all time favourite songs and my ringtone for my eldest who absolutely loves the Specials.
Started a Specials AKA fest at 09.00 this morning which will last all day just gotta work out a way to build it into 3 Teams calls today
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So true.lufc1304 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 20, 2022 8:39 am Gutted to hear the news about Terry Hall. Ghost Town was the first 45 I ever bought and that first album was probably played every day for a year after it was released. The message resonated just as much in troubled NI as it did in Coventry, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds.... RIP Terry
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Ratscoot wrote: ↑Tue Dec 20, 2022 9:46 am Absolutely gutted waking up to the news about Terry, first saw the Specials 1980 Swindon Leisure Centre, what a weekend that was. Along with The Jam one of the bands that with their music helped get me through life.
Too Much Too Young is one of my all time favourite songs and my ringtone for my eldest who absolutely loves the Specials.
Started a Specials AKA fest at 09.00 this morning which will last all day just gotta work out a way to build it into 3 Teams calls today![]()
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A bumble bee under the laws of physics shouldnt be able to fly, but it does because no one has told it that it can't
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Do nothing was a favourite of mine, although I'm predominantly a rock / metal fan, one cannot underestimate to influence the specials / two tone era had on the music scene.
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George Cohen, one of England's 1996 World Cup team winners has passed away today.
Sir Alf Ramsey was unequivocal in his view, calling Cohen "England's greatest right-back", a view supported by legendary Manchester United winger George Best, who claimed he was "the best full-back I ever played against".
RIP George.
That leaves (I think) Bobby Charlton and Geoff Hurst as the only remaining members of that most famous of England sides still alive.
Sir Alf Ramsey was unequivocal in his view, calling Cohen "England's greatest right-back", a view supported by legendary Manchester United winger George Best, who claimed he was "the best full-back I ever played against".
RIP George.
That leaves (I think) Bobby Charlton and Geoff Hurst as the only remaining members of that most famous of England sides still alive.
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I saw George play a few times in his long Fulham career (a one club footballer), a tough, rugged right-back & of course one of our World Cup heroes.Muppet the Cat wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 6:16 pm George Cohen, one of England's 1996 World Cup team winners has passed away today.
Sir Alf Ramsey was unequivocal in his view, calling Cohen "England's greatest right-back", a view supported by legendary Manchester United winger George Best, who claimed he was "the best full-back I ever played against".
RIP George.
That leaves (I think) Bobby Charlton and Geoff Hurst as the only remaining members of that most famous of England sides still alive.
RIP George.
Yes sadly Cat, Bobby & Geoff are the only ones with us.
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RIP George, keepie uppies with big Jack now.
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Its with great sadness to write that the wonderful Maxi Jazz of Faithless has passed away today aged 65
So privileged to have seen Faithless and Maxi perform live twice.
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The last minute of the video for God is a DJ is classic 90s "everyone having fun, not a phone in sight" stuff.
https://youtu.be/bhSB8EEnCAM
https://youtu.be/bhSB8EEnCAM
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I remember being in our local pub (before it became a superb restaurant (you'll remember the restaurant well Leon) I was playing pool and heard this amazing music. I went off and found the jukebox to see what it was. It was Insomnia. I couldn't believe how good it was ( in fact its Mr Swans ringtone on his phone ). We have all their albums.
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RIP Maxi
With reverence
With reverence
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Still getting excellent reviews, I read a few weeks ago.whiteswan wrote: ↑Sat Dec 24, 2022 5:55 pm I remember being in our local pub (before it became a superb restaurant (you'll remember the restaurant well Leon) I was playing pool and heard this amazing music. I went off and found the jukebox to see what it was. It was Insomnia. I couldn't believe how good it was ( in fact its Mr Swans ringtone on his phone ). We have all their albums.
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Jeremiah Green, drummer for Modest Mouse, died yesterday aged 45
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Great band, RIP
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This will only mean something to golf fans:
Former Ryder Cup player and five time European Tour winner Barry Lane has passed away aged 62.
RIP Barry
Former Ryder Cup player and five time European Tour winner Barry Lane has passed away aged 62.
RIP Barry
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RIP Barry.