July 26, 20231 yr comment_648355 Rip Sinead O'Connor https://people.com/sinead-o-connor-dead-at-age-56-7565896?utm_campaign=peoplemagazine&utm_content=manual&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_term=64c161e8e6cfe30001f42ea7&fbclid=IwAR3ejJgA6rqG1FjnBullacVgjkmneJA7eE_DTguBScbi9xbD3MMJLNFceag If you've seen Rugrats in Paris this will give you hard feels #SineadWasRight Edited July 26, 20231 yr by iHeart
July 26, 20231 yr comment_648360 12 minutes ago, JCon said: She was so talented and so young. Beautiful voice, troubled soul.
July 26, 20231 yr comment_648374 this is gutting. she was one of my favorite artists. she'll never get the apology she's ******* owed.
July 26, 20231 yr comment_648375 5 minutes ago, johnzo said: this is gutting. she was one of my favorite artists. she'll never get the apology she's ******* owed. She never will. She took on organized crime.
July 26, 20231 yr comment_648377 3 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said: Joe Pesci's response to the pope being ripped up... Peak misogyny.
July 26, 20231 yr comment_648381 25 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said: Joe Pesci's response to the pope being ripped up... so fragile
July 28, 20231 yr comment_648491 Randy Meisner, Founding Eagles Member, Dies At 77 Meisner added high harmonies to such favorites as “Take It Easy” and “The Best of My Love” and sang and co-wrote the hit “Take It to the Limit." NEW YORK (AP) — Randy Meisner, a founding member of the Eagles who added high harmonies to such favorites as “Take It Easy” and “The Best of My Love” and stepped out front for the waltz-time ballad “Take It to the Limit,” has died, the band said Thursday. Meisner died Wednesday night in Los Angeles of complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the Eagles said in a statement. He was 77.
July 28, 20231 yr comment_648493 1 hour ago, Tracker said: Randy Meisner, Founding Eagles Member, Dies At 77 Meisner added high harmonies to such favorites as “Take It Easy” and “The Best of My Love” and sang and co-wrote the hit “Take It to the Limit." NEW YORK (AP) — Randy Meisner, a founding member of the Eagles who added high harmonies to such favorites as “Take It Easy” and “The Best of My Love” and stepped out front for the waltz-time ballad “Take It to the Limit,” has died, the band said Thursday. Meisner died Wednesday night in Los Angeles of complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the Eagles said in a statement. He was 77. When the Eagles were at their peak, Meisner was my favourite Eagle. As said, his distinct voice made the harmonies of the band unique with a sound totally of their own. When he left, that distinct sound was gone. Timothy B Schmidt who replaced him could never sing the way Randy could. Meisner left after Hotel California was released in 1976 as he wasn't getting along with an increasingly autocratic Glenn Frey who felt it was his duty to be the de facto, "Leader Of The Band". As well as Meisner's hatred of the constant touring. During the Hotel California tour, Meisner was having trouble with his voice hitting the high notes of Take It To The Limit. He would become nervous & refuse to sing the song which raised the ire of Frey who angrily demanded that Meisner do the song. Frey would mock Meisner & call him names like "Coward" to make him angry enough to sing the song just to spite him. During one argument backstage, Frey & Meisner had to be separated as they were about to come to blows. Meisner eventually got so fed up with the grind that he left the band & was replaced by Schmidt. To me, losing Meisner was a huge blow to the Eagles & Schmidt never could measure up. Meisner was irreplaceable. Edited July 28, 20231 yr by SpeedFlex27
July 28, 20231 yr comment_648512 On 2023-07-26 at 1:24 PM, JCon said: She never will. She took on organized crime. I think the last time I saw O'Connor on TV she had fully converted to islam, wore a full head scarf and had changed her name to Shuhada Sadaqat, rejecting the patriarchal slave name her Irish parents had burdened her with. She rejected her Catholic upbringing violently, yet didn't have the strength or the wisdom to find her way without fully embracing another religion. I don't care for her pop oriented work at all, but one of my favourite albums of all time is her interpretation of Irish folk songs on the album Sean-Nós Nua, and I ain't even Irish.
July 28, 20231 yr comment_648523 14 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said: When the Eagles were at their peak, Meisner was my favourite Eagle. As said, his distinct voice made the harmonies of the band unique with a sound totally of their own. When he left, that distinct sound was gone. Timothy B Schmidt who replaced him could never sing the way Randy could. Meisner left after Hotel California was released in 1976 as he wasn't getting along with an increasingly autocratic Glenn Frey who felt it was his duty to be the de facto, "Leader Of The Band". As well as Meisner's hatred of the constant touring. During the Hotel California tour, Meisner was having trouble with his voice hitting the high notes of Take It To The Limit. He would become nervous & refuse to sing the song which raised the ire of Frey who angrily demanded that Meisner do the song. Frey would mock Meisner & call him names like "Coward" to make him angry enough to sing the song just to spite him. During one argument backstage, Frey & Meisner had to be separated as they were about to come to blows. Meisner eventually got so fed up with the grind that he left the band & was replaced by Schmidt. To me, losing Meisner was a huge blow to the Eagles & Schmidt never could measure up. Meisner was irreplaceable. Amost from beginning of their corporate rock career, they detested each other and even came to perfomances in separate vehicles at the last moment before the show. They did not practice in person, but only with recorded tracks of each other. Their roadies called them "the Egos".
July 29, 20231 yr comment_648645 11 hours ago, Tracker said: Amost from beginning of their corporate rock career, they detested each other and even came to perfomances in separate vehicles at the last moment before the show. They did not practice in person, but only with recorded tracks of each other. Their roadies called them "the Egos". The Eagles were the biggest band in the world in 1977. Bigger than Fleetwood Mac who had released their album, Rumours. Maybe the Bee Gee's Saturday Night Fever was bigger but if it was not by much. Meisner couldn't handle the travelling, pressure of touring, the parties as well as the drugs & alcohol.
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649071 https://variety.com/2023/film/news/paul-reubens-dead-pee-wee-herman-1235683504/
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649074 I guess we'll always have You Don't Know Jack the game show (not old enough to remember his show unless his cameo in Sesame Street's Put Down The Duckie counts) the YDKJ people even gave a subtle reference to it (either that or they forgot about it) I was really hoping that they would give a statement, considering how much YDKJ I've been playing in the last three years, I was actually sorry that the game show version didn't take off Edited November 13, 20231 yr by iHeart
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649115 RIP peewee Herman His show and movies were great lol RIP to a legend. Was also in Blow. Today's secret word is **** Cancer Edited July 31, 20231 yr by Goalie
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649121 12 minutes ago, Goalie said: RIP peewee Herman His show and movies were great lol RIP to a legend. Was also in Blow. Today's secret word is **** Cancer oh man you just reminded me of that Robot Chicken sketch
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649125 https://www.tmz.com/2023/07/31/wrestling-legend-adrian-street-dead-82/ Legit bad ass in real life, it's unfortunate that he didn't get a WWE run in the 80's.
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649128 3 hours ago, FrostyWinnipeg said: https://variety.com/2023/film/news/paul-reubens-dead-pee-wee-herman-1235683504/ Somehow Reubens was still acceptable to the entertainment industry after his arrest at a childrens' movie theatre incident.
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649132 27 minutes ago, Brandon said: https://www.tmz.com/2023/07/31/wrestling-legend-adrian-street-dead-82/ Legit bad ass in real life, it's unfortunate that he didn't get a WWE run in the 80's. He didn't get the call to go to New York but he was the inspiration behind the "Adorable" Adrian Adonis gimmick. The WWF just toned it down some... Adonis was a pretty tough guy himself, at least until drugs/age/lifestyle caught up with him.
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649144 I hate it when it comes in threes https://tvline.com/news/angus-cloud-dead-euphoria-fez-cause-of-death-statement-1235021581/
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649145 1 hour ago, Tracker said: Somehow Reubens was still acceptable to the entertainment industry after his arrest at a childrens' movie theatre incident. Children's movie theatre? It was an adult movie theatre.
July 31, 20231 yr comment_649147 4 minutes ago, JCon said: Children's movie theatre? It was an adult movie theatre. a VERY adult movie theatre... a porn place, right? Man, the ******* twisted rumours....
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