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01-15-2016 , 02:01 AM

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legend42

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My favorite Alan Rickman performance is his Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility. You know he's never going to score Kate Winslet, but you're still rooting for him. His "give me an occupation, Mrs. Dashwood, or I shall run mad" line is so perfect. Kudos to Ang Lee for that way against-type casting, too.

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01-15-2016 , 04:24 AM

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I'm sure some the tributes have remarked on this, but was there an established 70s pop star who embraced the punk movement more than him? He inspired it, and it inspired him.

I love Bowie, and I like a lot of punk, but I don't see much of a connection there. I thought punk was trying to be the opposite of glam, which Bowie represented in the early 70s. By the time punk came out, he had moved on, but to playing soul and wearing suits. The closest to punk Bowie ever came would have probably been with Tin Machine, and that was 15 years late, and the visual aesthetic there was the opposite of punk.

I'd say Neil Young embraced punk more than maybe any other established 70s icon...he even name-checked Johnny Rotten.

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01-15-2016 , 12:27 PM

#653

kioshk

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Grizzly Adams died, Dan Haggerty 74. I was gonna try to make a grisly pun here, but that would probably be in poor taste.

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01-15-2016 , 03:08 PM

#654

biggerboat

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Yeah, i dont think i could bear it.

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01-15-2016 , 11:29 PM

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Phat Mack

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RIP Paul Ray, Austin DJ and front man for the Cobras. Saw him with SRV, Jesse Sublett and many others too onerous to mention.

http://www.austinchronicle.com/daily...ay-dead-at-73/

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01-16-2016 , 05:56 AM

#656

RoyHobbs

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Here's a video of Annie & David circa 1992 in rehearsal sharing their " last dance " together. This was just a prelude to the artists who were assembled for the Freddie Mercury Tribute.

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01-16-2016 , 10:30 AM

#657

biggerboat

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Hmm... I grew up in Austin and never heard of Paul Ray. Probably because I'm not cool.

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01-16-2016 , 05:07 PM

#658

Dominic

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Character actor Richard Libertini died this week, too. He was always interesting to watch. Hilarious in the In-Laws.

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01-17-2016 , 06:10 PM

#659

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Uncle Phil from the fresh prince

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01-18-2016 , 01:52 AM

#660

Phat Mack

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RIP Blowfly. I'd post some of your stuff from youtube, but it would just get us banned. Well, maybe Sesame Street is OK.

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01-18-2016 , 07:53 AM

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Uncle Phil from the fresh prince died December 31, 2013

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01-18-2016 , 07:58 AM

#662

kioshk

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And not a day goes by when I don't miss him.

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01-18-2016 , 04:27 PM

#663

Bighurt52235

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Uncle Phil from the fresh prince

Why on Earth did you drop by for this? Want to name some others that died more than two years ago?

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01-18-2016 , 06:38 PM

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Now Glenn Frey from The Eagles.

I remember having a conversation with a friend awhile back where we were saying how we're about at that age where our generations celebrities will start dying off.

That is most certainly happening now.

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01-18-2016 , 07:06 PM

#665

Dominic

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and the hits just keep on cominig

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01-18-2016 , 07:25 PM

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Damn, The great ones are dropping like flies.

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01-18-2016 , 07:29 PM

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God dammit

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01-18-2016 , 08:14 PM

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RIP Dale Griffin, drummer with Mott The Hoople.

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01-18-2016 , 10:56 PM

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RIP Dallas Taylor who as an American session drummer played on Crosby, Stills and Nash's debut album, Crosby, Stills & Nash and their follow-up album, Déjà Vu. He was suffering from kidney disease as well as pneumonia when he passed today at 66 years of age.

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01-18-2016 , 11:00 PM

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Phat Mack

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Dallas Taylor died a year ago.

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01-19-2016 , 04:27 AM

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RoyHobbs

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Dallas Taylor died a year ago.

Correctomundo

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01-19-2016 , 05:16 AM

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kioshk

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The Eagles documentary on Netflix is really good btw. I'd always thought Henley and Frey hated each other, but apparently they rose about minor disputes and were mostly allies. It was the other guys in the band that really hated Frey, some of them anyway.

Incredibly talented guy obviously, RIP

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01-20-2016 , 02:56 PM

#673

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RIP Theodore " Ted " Marchibroda who passed at 84 on January 16th. Drafted in the first round of the 1953 NFL draft he played QB 4 years for both Pittsburg and Chicago. Where Ted really made his mark was in a variety of coaching positions. Although he wasn't the originator of the hurry up offense, he was the offensive coordinator at Buffalo during the Jim Kelly years and fine turned the hurry up concept that propelled the Bills to numerous playoff contests.

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01-20-2016 , 03:03 PM

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I remember Ted Marchibroda well, great coach. I remember him most as head coach for the Colts in the 70s, the teams with Bert Jones as qb.

He was one of Belichick's mentors. Belichick gave a nice tribute to him after the game Saturday.