Prodigal_SOB wrote: 

They are all sad, but this death particularly breaks my heart. Someone who gave life to so many, particularly the twins, conjoined at the head.

 kurtster wrote:
 

Corona Virus kills Manu Dibango

RIP Manu Dibango. If you don't know his work - go listen.

   Ellis Marsalis

 ptooey wrote:
 
Underrated songwriter of:

And Ivy, who are better than this sounds:

Here's a sadly busy Wikipedia page...  Coronavirus deaths.

Adam Schlesinger

Famed neurosurgeon Dr. James Goodrich, who separated conjoined twins, dies of coronavirus

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Agree, the whiny players from every sport who deign to kneel for or disrespect the flag of the country that gives them a home where they can earn such a living, don't understand reality nor economics. No socialist nor communist country has had even a TINY TASTE. Many on this site seem socialist. IMHO they are fools.

 GeneP59 wrote:
 

https://www.vnews.com/-Strega-Nona-author-Tomie-dePaola-is-dead-at-age-85-33624829

Joe Diffie, Grammy-Winning Country Music Star, Dies at 61

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Yes most excellent!  Always watched them on Saturday morning.   Should send this to the whinny NBA players of today.

 oldviolin wrote:
 

That's a great video. :cheers:

Hometown hero made good...

 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
 
A Bonanza man.

He sounds like all the characters that I've learned to love here.
Was he a R. Paradise listener?  

 yuel wrote:
 

 ptooey wrote:
 

Bill in the middle. I got to see him twice in this configuration and once when he came back to play keyboards. The first keyboardist in KC, which tells you how much Fripp wanted him to be a part of the band.

But, in this case, in the first iteration of the three drum kit seven-headed beast, Bill’s right in front, center. Watch how the three of them alternate who takes a gap and throws in some fill. When Mastoletto does his first one, Bill turns to smile at him.

RIP

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I saw them at the second Lalapoolaza in 91 or 92 I believe.  It was the one with Pearl Jam (sucked) Red Hot Chili Peppers (sucked), Ice T (during the cop killer phase, very interesting).  Ministry stole....the.....show.  I will never forget the image of mountains of burning pizza boxes and people twirling around them like some type of ancient Pagan ritual.  Maybe I was tripping, maybe not, who cares?   They were awesome and I don't even like that type of music.

 ptooey wrote:
 

talkin' bout my generation. Friend of mine knew him pretty well and also knew Ministry; could never make those two images line up. I saw Ministry one time and according to the wikipedia timeline, he would've been the drummer. I gotta say the drums were about all I can remember from the show. Lots of taped racket, live guitars and taped guitars and Al doing some loops etc but the drums, man.

Halloween, I-Beam, San Francisco

 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
 
That was wonderful. Thanks for posting!