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Observing the debris from yesterday's Bunderburg, Singha, 100 Pipers and Leo fuelled rampage has lead me to pose this question.
Perhaps you have snorted cocaine off a birds arse, maybe you have had a hot tub foursome or thrown a hotel TV out of the window.
Your stories of debauchery and destruction here please.
Incedentally - I don't think smashing up my landline phone and breaking my fridge is very rock and roll in the scheme of things but it did get me thinking.
I once put my fist through a hotel room door when a guy was really aggravating me and I thought that was a better option than clocking him one.
Does that count? :)
What did I miss?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
Played in a rock band.
^^^ Count?
Well, it doesn't surprise me. :)
^ That's only rock n' roll if you behaved in a rock n' roll manner. MeMock may have played trombone for the local church of Christ - that wouldn't count.
I believe you can download MtD album online.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Where is FatboyFat - didn't he throw a hotel window out of a window once?
I watched The Doors record an album (Strange Days) at Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood in about 1967.
There are others, but that's perhaps the most Rock N' Roll....
I once ate a doner kebab when I was sober. Is that rock & roll enough for you?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
Well it was a really big hole and given the sturdiness of the door quite impressive all things considered. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
^^ Not for me no. :)
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Originally Posted by buad hai
You win mate as thats priceless. Respect and all that stuff. :)
Got any piccys.?
^
I vomited on my mate when we were listening to " The Doors " one night.
I thought that was very Rock and Roll but my mate just thought I was a cnut. :rofl:
I once shot up with my headphones on while I was doing her doggy-style.
:dev+ang:
^
Hey stroll,
I thought you were suppost to shoot in her and not up. :rolleyes:
What ever mate, its your cock and you can shoot it where you want. :)
^^^ I agree - Baud Hai is the man.
I've done so much shit, that I dont know where to begin..:)
Music wise, I saw Dire Straits in 1982, I was at the Freddie Mercury Tribute in the UK in 1992.
So you've attended two concerts.
Did you not leap on stage or anything?
I've been to one RnR concert in my life which was Def Leppard.
The rest have been country music concerts :)
not so fast. pics buad hai?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
I'm a busy man...;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
Played lead guitar in bands from 5th grade onwards. Was the superstar guitarist and vocalist singing GLORIA, I can't get no satisfaction, picking out WIPE OUT and other hits at age what, 12?
By 15 I was burning through Led Zep, Doors, and others. Retired at 17. Played at some famous clubs as an underage prodigy. Promptly forgotten about subsequently.
Oh yeah, what else? I play a mean electric cranked up on the beach with my 20 year old son, who is ten times the guitarist i ever was.
Back in '71, or there abouts, Hyde Park festival hosted Gong, Eno, Nico & Family. In the Gents, one of the warm up acts, Kevin Coyne, was as pissed as a fart and needed assistance to stand. I don't remember how, or why, but I got a good view of him on stage, from the wings. I rubbed shoulders with important looking roadies and ended up getting very pissed. I will never forget the live version of his first hit.
(Shouted) "Mother me Marjorie razorblade (burp)".
i threw a window out of a hotel window once.
(and I am now on a ship on the way to China - thats not rock and roll, I am just answering mrsq)
One thing I been meaning to ask you SBF, seeing yr on your way to China an all, does their gash really go sideways?
Pensioned off ?Quote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
Let's just say retired from active duty for having no talent. No pension, but managed to eek out a living elsewhere in the non creative pursuits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivor Biggun
Yes it does.Quote:
Originally Posted by peterpan
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Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
Went to a concert.
Eeerm, I was once propositioned by a roadie at a concert & asked if I wanted to go back to a party at the bands' hotel.
That would have been quite rock n roll if:
a) I'd said 'yes'
b) The bands concerned weren't Herman's Hermits, The Drifters etc at a 60's revival concert & I wasn't at the concert with my Mum. :D
Roadie was quite fanciable, though. Maybe I should've said 'yes'... ;)
It was 40 years ago....Quote:
Originally Posted by obsidian
I was once renowned for my tantrums.
I'm not proud, and thats all you're gonna get.
The day before I became a devotee of Ian Dury I was sat next to him without realising, having blagged my way backstage into the famous Madness comeback gig at Finsbury Park in '92.
I met Carter USM and Woody (the drummer from Madness) and just as Ian Dury and the Blockheads were starting I was rumbled by a security guard and ejected from the compound.
I did however manage to blag my way back in, just in time to catch the second half of Ian's set and later blagged my way to the front in time to see Madness.
This wasn't such a good idea as I was half crushed to death during House Of Fun, Shut Up and Night Boat to Cairo.
^ Love Madness, but never saw them live. I used to have a crush on Suggs.
I nearly got crushed at a Bon Jovi concert, once. Being at the front does have its drawbacks, as well as its (obvious) benefits.
I saw Jimi Hendrix do "God Save the Queen" at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970. Of course, there were many other performers, including The Doors....
^
Mate, you are one cool dude bro so more respect and all that stuff.
cheers. :)