STP was my jam for quite a bit. Playing "Sour Girl" in memorium.

 

 

Velvet Revolver's debut was a nice surprise, too. Guy was always f***ed up, so I'm not too surprised he didn't make it to his 50th.

 

Heroin is a sad drug. I saw a video of scott performing a few months ago, and it was really depressing to see how far gone he was.

I thought he died 20 years ago?

I thought he died 20 years ago?

That was Layne Staley.

Sucks. Just like with Layne, though, it was bound to happen. I just randomly threw on STP's Purple the other day.

R.I.P. Robert Loggia.

That was Layne Staley.

 

No, I was thinking about Weiland. His name was mentioned with hardcore drugs so often, I just figured he had been dead for a while. Quite the run he had.

This sucks. Been a fan of Weiland's for over twenty years. RIP Scott.

R.I.P. Robert Loggia.

Feech La Manna

 

RIP

Kristen Cavilarrei (sp?), wife of Jay Cutler, her brother went missing about 2 weeks ago, was found dead. 30 years old.

Dave Henderson, 57, cardiac arrest.

 

Had some memorable moments, especially in the 1986 postseason.

Stevie Wright, 68...lead singer of The Easybeats. Stevie Wright

Not familiar with any of their music beyond Ace of Spades, but Lemmy from Motorhead is dead at 70.

Stevie Wright, 68...lead singer of The Easybeats. Stevie Wright

 

even thou this is about wright, they also had another musician in that group name young. they both wrote music.

 

the name young is known as the older brother of the super group ac/dc, he produce the music.

 

R.I.P.

"Kenosha Brad" Jewell passed last night. Local sports talk contributor and long time caller to the Score. He had a weekly sports radio talk show up in Kenosha. I remember listening to him call in on the old Q101 Sherman & Tingle show pretty much every day. Super good guy. Sad to see him pass.

Edited December 29, 201510 yr by SmashROT

"Kenosha Brad" Jewell passed last night. Local sports talk contributor and long time caller to the Score. He had a weekly sports radio talk show up in Kenosha. I remember listening to him call in on the old Q101 Sherman & Tingle show pretty much every day. Super good guy. Sad to see him pass.

Was he ill?

Was he ill?

 

Heart attack according to the radio.

 

 

Lemmy Kilmister is no longer with us. Thank you Lemmy for all that you did for metal and the fans.

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/12/28/entertai...motrhead-death/

Meadowlark Lemon 83, probably the most famous Harlem Globetrotter died Monday. Wilt Chamberlain called him the most sensational, amazing basketball player he'd ever seen.

 

Lemmy Kilmister is no longer with us. Thank you Lemmy for all that you did for metal and the fans.

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/12/28/entertai...motrhead-death/

 

That VH-1 documentary they did was really well done.

That VH-1 documentary they did was really well done.

I would seek out "Lemmy: The Movie". I just watched it again, it's really great.

I was fortunate to see Motorhead four times. Loved that band, and they never disappointed live.

I wish now that I had stopped in at the Rainbow when I was in LA, just to see if he was parked at his usual spot playing video trivia with a jack and coke.

RIP Lemmy!

Wayne Rogers who played Trapper John on tv's Mash has died.

Natalie Cole, 65 - Congestive Heart Failure

seems like a lot of adds to this list over the last week or so......RIP Natalie Cole....

 

TV's Schneider, Pat Harrington.

 

Please always remember, and never forget...