Dead singers.

kneemos

With all the dead singers lately do you think God's planning a party.

flutterflye

Yes.

Praetorian Saighdiuir

What about all the dead Pedo's, is there a kids party?

brummytom

Donna Summer and a Bee Gee?

I'd give it a miss.

chin_grin

Well someone has to keep Hitler entertained.

Deus Ex Machina

I'd say he's turning all their souls into a big diller and he's going to ram it up his ass sideways.

summerskin

flutterflye wrote: »

Yes.

Nah. God's a hipster, he killed the ones he liked before you'd heard of them.


Like Jeff Buckley...

Ghandee

kneemos wrote: »

With all the dead singers lately do you think God's planning a party.

Right now he's planning a wake.

KTRIC

Everyone knows the cool people go to hell :rolleyes:

flutterflye

summerskin wrote: »

Nah. God's a hipster, he killed the ones he liked before you'd heard of them.


Like Jeff Buckley...

Eh, well I had heard of Jeff Buckly before he died - wtf are you on about? Do you think you know me?

Faith+1

KTRIC wrote: »

Everyone knows the cool people go to hell :rolleyes:

I never thought Lassie was cool??

smash

flutterflye wrote: »

Do you think you know me?

You know I never figured you for an emo...

flutterflye

smash wrote: »

You know I never figured you for an emo...

Sorry, sometimes my 15 year old self still comes out!

The King of Moo

Dead Singers (2012).

Dir: David Cronenberg

Stars: Jeremy Irons, Genevieve Bujold

Synposis:
Jeremy Irons shines in the dual role of twins John and Edward Grimes.
On the surface, both are successful singers with the world at their feet. But beneath the cheerful exterior, a dangerous obsession lurks, and an unhealthily close relationship leads the two brothers to blur the lines between their identity more and more.

Cronenberg pushes his usual brand of body horror and psychological analysis of pathological mindsets to even greater extremes, especially in the dream sequence, which required 17 puppeteers to animate the horrible "Jedward" creature.

summerskin

flutterflye wrote: »

summerskin wrote: »

Nah. God's a hipster, he killed the ones he liked before you'd heard of them.


Like Jeff Buckley...

Eh, well I had heard of Jeff Buckly before he died - wtf are you on about? Do you think you know me?

Hallelujah!

Rented Mule

kneemos wrote: »

With all the dead singers lately do you think God's planning a party.

There's a party that I plan on missing.

Disco sucks. It was the scourge of the 70s.

galwayrush

Hotblack Desiato,


(spent some time dead for tax purposes..)

RichieC

He's planning a non existent party with the rest of his non existent mates. Top of the invite list includes santy claus and Roger Rabbit.

LH Pathe

flutterflye wrote: »

summerskin wrote: »

Nah. God's a hipster, he killed the ones he liked before you'd heard of them.


Like Jeff Buckley...

Eh, well I had heard of Jeff Buckly before he died - wtf are you on about? Do you think you know me?

I'd heard about him before he was even born; his infinitely better singer/songwriter old man was a household name in teh 70s kids that follow I their parents footsteps eh - yawn. And it's only increasing

Pherekydes

Does God not like Opera? Or sean nós?

McChubbin

The King of Moo wrote: »

Dead Singers (2012).

Dir: David Cronenberg

Stars: Jeremy Irons, Genevieve Bujold

Synposis:
Jeremy Irons shines in the dual role of twins John and Edward Grimes.
On the surface, both are successful singers with the world at their feet. But beneath the cheerful exterior, a dangerous obsession lurks, and an unhealthily close relationship leads the two brothers to blur the lines between their identity more and more.

Cronenberg pushes his usual brand of body horror and psychological analysis of pathological mindsets to even greater extremes, especially in the dream sequence, which required 17 puppeteers to animate the horrible "Jedward" creature.

I would watch this movie.

LH Pathe

Rented Mule wrote: »

kneemos wrote: »

With all the dead singers lately do you think God's planning a party.

There's a party that I plan on missing.

Disco sucks. It was the scourge of the 70s.

seems to be the scourge of today, too more than ever in fact I think teh yoof has settled on it.

Wasn't it fun when music was ever changing, and challenging.. all the while featuring less rump and actual musicality oh, ho, ho I sense new teen mom 3.

Washington Irving

RichieC wrote: »

He's planning a non existent party with the rest of his non existent mates. Top of the invite list includes santy claus and Roger Rabbit.

You couldn't just let it slide? You just had to say it