Musicians who are ****s
Discussion
irocfan said:
an ex had allegedly met JayKay on several occasions - apparently a total cockwomble
He has a house on the other side of the loch here... he pilots his chopper up and gets one of his 'people' to drive his Porsche Cayenne, so it's here when he arrives.I'm not saying nothin'
GetCarter said:
irocfan said:
an ex had allegedly met JayKay on several occasions - apparently a total cockwomble
He has a house on the other side of the loch here... he pilots his chopper up and gets one of his 'people' to drive his Porsche Cayenne, so it's here when he arrives.I'm not saying nothin'
Nanook said:
GetCarter said:
He has a house on the other side of the loch here... he pilots his chopper up and gets one of his 'people' to drive his Porsche Cayenne, so it's here when he arrives.
I'm not saying nothin'
He doesn't just keep another at that house?I'm not saying nothin'
irocfan said:
an ex had allegedly met JayKay on several occasions - apparently a total cockwomble
Me and my brother often have the same conversation 'How did he make so much money?' I know he had two or three popular albums and singles but he seems like he's accumalated millions going by the houses and cars he has, he's hardly been prolific in recent years.
Raygun said:
Me and my brother often have the same conversation 'How did he make so much money?'
I know he had two or three popular albums and singles but he seems like he's accumalated millions going by the houses and cars he has, he's hardly been prolific in recent years.
Some people are popular outside the UK - Apparently they have money there too! I know he had two or three popular albums and singles but he seems like he's accumalated millions going by the houses and cars he has, he's hardly been prolific in recent years.
Still baffled why people care whether musicians they'll almost certainly never have to engage with socially are ****s or not...
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Raygun said:
Me and my brother often have the same conversation 'How did he make so much money?'
I know he had two or three popular albums and singles but he seems like he's accumalated millions going by the houses and cars he has, he's hardly been prolific in recent years.
I do remember being the infill DJ between bands in our local village hall (nr Mildenhall and Lakenheath USAF air bases) and playing one of the many mixes on the cd single of Return Of The Space Cowboy and a black American came up to me and said can I buy that off of you, he gave me £20 for it, so I sort of guessed he might be very popular in the USA.I know he had two or three popular albums and singles but he seems like he's accumalated millions going by the houses and cars he has, he's hardly been prolific in recent years.
I do remember seeing Jamiroquai at Notting Hill Carnival in the mid 90s and it was a good show.
MK1 GIT said:
A guy who worked with Van Morrison said there's two kinds of people, those who like Van Morrison and those who've met him.
Van Morrison is taking a legal challenge against the live music ban in the north of Ireland.Fair play to Van for standing up for what he believes in. I mean here’s a musician who lived through the US Civil Rights movement and the troubles in the north without penning a song about it. But ask the c**t to wash his hands and he releases three protest albums.
Ructions said:
MK1 GIT said:
A guy who worked with Van Morrison said there's two kinds of people, those who like Van Morrison and those who've met him.
Van Morrison is taking a legal challenge against the live music ban in the north of Ireland.Fair play to Van for standing up for what he believes in. I mean here’s a musician who lived through the US Civil Rights movement and the troubles in the north without penning a song about it. But ask the c**t to wash his hands and he releases three protest albums.
That's a good line, nice one. jogger1976 said:
I always though Lars Ulrich was a bit of a knob.I then watched "Some Kind of Monster" and while I don't think anyone came out of that smelling of roses, he was head and shoulders above the other three for being a massive cock.
Must be something about drummers, as Ginger Baker, formerly of Cream, is a complete b
d. An absolute genius behind the kit though though. 
Check out Mission to Lars. It is amazing to watch and Lars comes across fantastically.Must be something about drummers, as Ginger Baker, formerly of Cream, is a complete b
d. An absolute genius behind the kit though though. CharlesdeGaulle said:
Ructions said:
MK1 GIT said:
A guy who worked with Van Morrison said there's two kinds of people, those who like Van Morrison and those who've met him.
Van Morrison is taking a legal challenge against the live music ban in the north of Ireland.Fair play to Van for standing up for what he believes in. I mean here’s a musician who lived through the US Civil Rights movement and the troubles in the north without penning a song about it. But ask the c**t to wash his hands and he releases three protest albums.
That's a good line, nice one. On the flip side, I spent a few weeks at Gary Barlows house and he was genuine and friendly. This was at the height of his Take That fame as well when he had a crowd of teenage girls camped out at his house. If we were not meeting at his house we would have to meet after hours when the business would otherwise be closed to avoid the girls.
I was amused by his family who lived in the same grounds as his house. They used to give cake and coffee to the girls. They told me they felt responsible for the girls safety as most were either dropped off by parents or had not told their parents they were going to sit outside Gary’s house. None of the girls cottoned on to the fact there were two entrances and Gary just used the other one.
I went back a few years later when his first Take That days were behind him and he no longer had girls camped out. This time he had opened his recording studio up to others. I was in his kitchen while extremely talented singers would come in to grab a drink while continuing to sing whatever it was they were working on in the studio. It was like a mini concert.
Back on topic, I spent an interesting night with a girl that worked with many artists. The one she really had no good things to say about was Jools Holland.
I was amused by his family who lived in the same grounds as his house. They used to give cake and coffee to the girls. They told me they felt responsible for the girls safety as most were either dropped off by parents or had not told their parents they were going to sit outside Gary’s house. None of the girls cottoned on to the fact there were two entrances and Gary just used the other one.
I went back a few years later when his first Take That days were behind him and he no longer had girls camped out. This time he had opened his recording studio up to others. I was in his kitchen while extremely talented singers would come in to grab a drink while continuing to sing whatever it was they were working on in the studio. It was like a mini concert.
Back on topic, I spent an interesting night with a girl that worked with many artists. The one she really had no good things to say about was Jools Holland.
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