Another one bites the dust

[Cousin Strawberry]

Little Bill was pure evil.

The beating of the English dude scene.

[Cornuck]

Checkmate for Spassky.

[donlever]

Doll Parts.

David Johansen.

Feelin' cold cold.cold.

[Cornuck]

Shit - he'd been fighting cancer for a while - another legend gone.

[Cornuck]

RIP Brian James - founder and guitarist for the Damned.

[BCExpat]

RIP Brian James - founder and guitarist for the Damned.

I must be getting old - who the hell are the Damned??

[Megaterio Llamas]

RIP Brian James - founder and guitarist for the Damned.

I must be getting old - who the hell are the Damned??

They were a really funny punk band in the 70s. you could like them even if you didn't like punk.

[donlever]

I must be getting old - who the hell are the Damned??

American Democrats.

[Cornuck]

RIP Brian James - founder and guitarist for the Damned.

I must be getting old - who the hell are the Damned??

They started in '76, so I'm guessing it's not an 'age' thing.

And Megs is right, out of all the punk bands, they were fun - great music, crazy gigs - and somehow still playing (and playing well).

[donlever]

Art Bergmann was fun.

[Topper]

RIP Brian James - founder and guitarist for the Damned.

I must be getting old - who the hell are the Damned??

Hang been on the turntable in about a month.

[BCExpat]

RIP Brian James - founder and guitarist for the Damned.

I must be getting old - who the hell are the Damned??

Hang been on the turntable in about a month.

I don't listen to much music these days and when I do, it's all my old stuff.

[donlever]

Old being subjective.

That album is from '82.

[BCExpat]

Old being subjective.

That album is from '82.

I consider anything from that era to be new. My music was 60s and early 70s. I never listened to punk and whatever shit came after that. I have a great stereo (at least 20k value) and I have around 650 vinyl LPs, 150 cassette tapes and about 100 CDs - and it's mostly classic rock, country and Raggae. The only time we have any music on these days, is for background when we have people over.

[Per]

Old being subjective.

That album is from '82.

I consider anything from that era to be new. My music was 60s and early 70s. I never listened to punk and whatever shit came after that. I have a great stereo (at least 20k value) and I have around 650 vinyl LPs, 150 cassette tapes and about 100 CDs - and it's mostly classic rock, country and Raggae. The only time we have any music on these days, is for background when we have people over.

Not to be nitpicking, but isn't most of the best reggae late 70's, early 80's?
Uprising, Exodus, Kaya... Legalize It, Equal Rights...? And Inner Circle before they were mainstream.