Van Basten II

To get back on the original, it is well thought but for me there is a flaw, for my part i have little to no interest to check out a thread to know who died lately, so to me the better way to be aware of someone's passing is via a thread in the honor of that person.

Maria Schneider Ingrid Jensen Christine Jensen Julie Lamontagne Geri Allen Cindy Blakcman Elsabeth Kontomanou Karen Young Matana Roberts Nicole Mitchell Marianne Trudel Sakoto Fujii Aki Takase

Saw last thursday Tremblement de fer (ironquake) a play on words on tremblement de terre (earthquake). It involved 40 musicians in an old silo in the old port in Montreal. Very fine music in an unusual setting starring a buch of great local artists such as Bernard Falaise , Jean Derome, André Leroux many others and of course the composer Pierre labbé. Going to see tonight Nicole Mitchell with Shirazette Tinnin and Renee Baker.

Ozzie Smith Honus Wagner Cal Ripken Jr

After the war on drugs the war on downloads.

I end up with a video featuring the Brazilian Girls, is that what we are supposed tp see.

If i get this right, he blames the Beatles because numerous band trying to do similar stuff than them did actually sucked. If that's the case they are plenty of great groups and great musicians who destroyed music because every great originator will leave in its footpath a bunch of subpar imitators, wait 'til he gets to Nirvana and the awful grunge scene that followed.

AC DC- Highway to hell Meatloaf -Bat out of hell Spinal Tap- Hell hole

Saw a little less than two weeks ago, Dave Burrell with William Parker and Mike Wimberley. Fine show despite the poor acoustics and even worse piano. Burrell has an intriguing technique almost using the piano as a percussion instrument at times. Saw this monday a gig that did make proud my Dutch nickname as i saw the trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher , the group should find his way in my best of 2009, great musicianship with beautiful compositions and at times quite catchy tunes. Near two hours of great music. If they come in your neighborhood, it will be worth the trip.

One thing for sure , she does not need the belt with sexy on it ...

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For what it's worth, it did not stop the festival to bring him over the next years after that, so who knows what was the real story behind it...

:tup :tup

Ty Cobb Tie Domi Tye Strickland http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2009/04/...t-going-public/ Can't say i don't keep you informed of important stuff.

Like the part they put on screen this is a re-inactement. Are people that dumb ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boom_Goes_The_Dynamite

Thought at some point, he'd break down and cry, poor kid hope he had the chance to do better.

Bo Diddley Bo Derek Beau Bridges A curious assemblage to say the least

Cliff Englewood Allan Lowe Organissimo could not resist

Haden is well known for having a prima donna attitude, at the jazz fest he was a guest in the invitation series done that year by John Scofield and he just left during the show leaving Scofield without a bass player, if my memory serves me well, well known local bassist Michel Donato was sent to finish the gig.

Dusty Springfield Dusty Rhodes (baseball player) Dusty Rhodes (The wrestler)

April March Mathilda May June Summer Have not found a proper picture to display here :blush2:

Well, it was a heck of a fight with enough twists and turns to satisfy the most jaded fan, well it was a good evening of fights for yours truly.

Going to watch Cotto-Clottey, they better not spoil the result of the Calderon fight during the HBO broadcast, as i am going to see it later . Big Ivan Calderon fan