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Ed Asner, the Iconic Lou Grant on Two Acclaimed TV Series, Dies at 91
The seven-time Emmy winner was funny on 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' and serious on his own newspaper drama, then delighted movie audiences with 'Up.'www.hollywoodreporter.com
'ed asner' is an anagram of 'era ends'
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Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, visionary master of reggae, dies aged 85
Producer and performer who worked with Bob Marley and pioneered both dub and roots reggae styles dies in hospital in Jamaica
Can only see tweets from Rob Crow about it, but it looks like Ely Moyal, Trumans Water drummer, has died.
Reggae Legend Lee 'Scratch' Perry Is Dead At 85
Grammy Award-winning Jamaican music pioneer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry is dead. He reportedly died on Sunday morning (August 29) at the Noel Holmes Hospital inwww.dancehallmag.com
Apparently he had a commune type thing in Jamaica recently, would love to have made a pilgrimage to that. Sad that he's gone, dude was a genuine genius and completely unstoppable until he fell at the last hurdle. A guy I used to work for in NYC went to the site of the Black Ark in the late 80's, was still in chaos. There were stacks of mad rare 7" and loads of sketch books of Perry's drawings, he has two on his wall now, they're amazing.
Edit....think I might be mixing up 2 stories there, I think the 7" might have been in a similarly abandoned distribution office
This is a brilliant piece of work, very informative and entertaining, loads of good music in it too. There's an extended clip of one of his vocal performances on a very odd album when he was trying to get himself back together, it's horrible but over the course of the few minutes his absolute conviction is completely entrancing, I loved it by the end.
There's also a series of deleted scenes on youtube, all worth watching. This is the best one, yer man's deadpan face as he describes Perry causing chaos at a gig is really funny.
sad to think that the upsetter is no longer with us in the world. when i listen to some of his records - super ape, blackboard jungle dub, roast fish collie weed & cord bread - my mind is blown by the sounds and rough textures, as well as the incredible grooves. they're deceptively crunky (the pressings especially) - they conceal the incredible musicianship they're built on. imo the best bob marley recordings were the ones perry made (e.g. rasta revolution lp). he also did that procession/marching thing - reminds me of sun ra musically. musical genius and total legend
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Mick Crudge (The Fits) RIP : an appreciation of Blackpool punk singer who found a healing path
Mick was a beautiful spirit whose tidal wave of life force seemed unstoppable with whatever he threw himself at - whether it was punk rock or his later spiritual and healing wanderings | Mick was a beautiful spirit whose tidal wave of life force seemed unstoppable with whatever he threw himself at -
Francesco Morini (1944 - 31 August 2021)
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Morini won five Serie A titles, a Coppa Italia and the 1977 UEFA Cup with Juve, playing 387 Serie A games for Samp and Juve. He also won 11 caps including playing in the 1974 World Cup and later worked as sporting director for Juve.
Sampdoria, Juventus and Italy defender.
Morini won five Serie A titles, a Coppa Italia and the 1977 UEFA Cup with Juve, playing 387 Serie A games for Samp and Juve. He also won 11 caps including playing in the 1974 World Cup and later worked as sporting director for Juve.
the owner who imported the animal from NZ to England, took this as some kind of slight on the alpaca farming business and spent 43,000 trying save an animal which tested positive for bovine TB saying the test was wrong.
nothing to do with animal rights
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Send in the squad! go! go! go!was wondering what this was about -
the owner who imported the animal from NZ to England, took this as some kind of slight on the alpaca farming business and spent 43,000 trying save an animal which tested positive for bovine TB saying the test was wrong.
nothing to do with animal rights
David Kronenbourg
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Just out of frame of that picture is Sir Keith Starmer in a leather apron holding a sticking knife
I was going to say, he scored (another) serious own-goal with that one, unintentionally quoting Thatcher and all.
Had The Congos on repeat the last few months, my son loves it. Magic piece of work, endlessly brilliant album. That's been back on the speakers since Perry died. I believe my first conversation with you was on the subject of Scratch, in Lazybird one time. You were DJ'ing and played some stuff which unusually, I recognised.
Super Ape next. Must get vinyl. All my small reggae collection is on cd for some reason,
Do you know this stuff? Just got turned on to it, loads of releases over the years
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She stopped a perfectly legitimate performance art exhibition the monster
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not sure if this the correct thread for that?
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