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stone jr. |
I'm not a big Bee Gees but I do like there songs. My Mom told me the news. I felt bad. He was a guy from the Bee Gees. I really feel sorry for Barry and Robin. he band was to have a world tour this year. Without Maurice, this could be the end of the Bee Gees, one of the biggest rock and roll bands. The Gibbs are in my prays.
Maurice Gibb
1950-2003
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Bob Tamp |
who cares? |
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sasca |
quote: Bob Tamp wrote:
who cares?
Quite a few people, actually. And if you don�t, at least have some respect. |
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gypsy |
That is mean. First Andy Gibb, now Maurice. So, just Robin and Barry are left. Poor Robin. He and Maurice are twins...and he is probably taking this very hard. A sad sad day indeed. |
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Sir Stonesalot |
>And if you don�t, at least have some respect.<
So where were you when Joe Strummer was getting slagged on?
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sasca |
quote: Sir Stonesalot wrote:
>And if you don�t, at least have some respect.<
So where were you when Joe Strummer was getting slagged on?
I was there. And I think I made my respect for him clear with posts like 'R.I.P.'; advice to Wkoetke to follow the buying of 'London Calling' with 'The Clash'; thanks to W Randolph Hearst for an article on Strummer. I didn't get involved with the debate over Strummer's liking of the Stones because I thought it was daft. |
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fmk438j |
I heard on the radio that they were among 5 biggest selling acts of all time.
Would those above them be Elvis, Michael Jackson, Beatles, stones? |
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Moonisup |
I never liked the Bee gees. But this is sad. I think he died due to to many drinks here and there!
A sad day indeed
and that guy from T-rex died also
rik |
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Factory Girl |
Why anyone would compare Maurice's death to Strummer's death
is staggering to me. Both musicians made significant contributions that were unique.
R.I.P. Maurice Gibb.
I'm so fucking sad.
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