Music

[Walery Smirnoff]

For me, Ozzy was more than just a man. Rock music was our vector of life. A guide from Bolshevism and tyranny. I will say it loud and clear that Ozzy Osbourne had a hand in our freedom.

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[Mizmazzle]

Todd Snider is coming to town and playing a mile from my house. Legend!!

https://open.spotify.com/album/2xl7UaDVlpFtR7URPiVMe8?si=ak8c-mI7SRSy2Sqf_605Ow

[Nick]

@prpx said in Music:

All my music heroes are almost gone except one and that just means i'm getting old with the same music i grew up. which is nice i guess. or i'm just a sentimental fool. i can live with that.

Poignant stuff this. Thank you.

[Jett129]

@prpx Who is your one musical hero that’s still alive?

[prpx]

@Jett129 - iggy pop

[Jett129]

@prpx Very cool! He’s definitely one of mine as well. The Stooges,in their original lineup,is one of my all time favorite bands. Saw them on double bills with The MC5.

[prpx]

@Jett129 - incredible. i saw them on a festival in 2007 and then in 2013, and it was crazy good. i can only imagine what it looked like in the 70s.
additionaly i just need to add that luckily there is still a lot of people i truly admire, that still make music (nick cave, thurston moore, pj harvey, ian mckaye....dozens). but my heroes are the ones that made me crazy about all different kinds of music like iggy, lou reed, ozzy, mark e smith, shane, miles..
music is everyday part of my life like food, family, work. cant be thankful enough for all the joy it brings me.

[Bridger]

Iggy at 69 - Royal Albert Hall 2016

He staged dived four times. Baddest muthafucker of all time.