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Malcolm McLaren RIP
The man defined a generation and was the force behind the soundtrack of my youth. Can't think what else to say other than I once had the pleasure of meeting him and he was absolutely charming - I literally bumped into him at the Lucien Freud exhibition at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in 1993 and we had a cup of tea and a chat. Unsurprisingly, I paid for the tea!
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Re: Malcolm McLaren RIP
We certainly are losing a lot of people that really made a difference in our lifetimes.
RIP. |
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what a character. RIP.
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Thank you Mr Mclaren for helping change the face of popular music
RIP and all that. |
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RIP very sad news :(
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I don't think we'll be missing Simon Cowell as much.
IMHO music isn't nearly as dangerous as it once was. RIP |
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Ah yes, the soundtrack and attitude of my youth.
"It is better to be a flamboyant failure than any kind of beign success" I think he was loved and hated in equal measure, depending on your viewpoint, but he was never dull or boring or without an opinion. I visited the shop once in the 70's. Crazy youthful and strangely not that anarchic fun. RIP and thank you for shoving little England off its axis for a moment |
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One positive is there will be plenty of Pistols/Bowwowow/Mclaren/Antz/other inspired songs being played on radio today :)
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The big corporations have taken control of the anarchists and hence they are no longer anarchists. It was only rock and roll but I liked it.;) |
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Yeah, another of our generation's visionaries and shaker-uppers gone. "Never mind the Bollix" is always in the car's CD-Multichanger. Fantastic. RIP, Mr McLaren.......... and give Sid a kick in the nuts for old times when you get through the Pearly Gates. |
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