The day the music died.

[houstonscott]

Crikey, DON'T DO THAT!!!! The first thing I see in your post, in this thread, is Gordon's name and I thought that he'd passed on! My heart skipped a beat.

Sorry, I really do consider all others amateurs in comparison to GL.

 

[lilranch2001]

As with most of your post Houston, you continue to paint with way to broad of a brush.....

 

[mjarrels]

Tom Petty is dead at 66. Best southern rocker ever.

mark

 

[rocketfish]

I just heard that Tom Petty is no longer with us! So sad.

 

[/pine]

This is really sad news...

 

[QRTRHRS]

Very sad. Rough year getting worse and three months to go!

 

[mjarrels]

I would love to be a fly on the wall at Tom Pettys funeral. The list of attendes is growing with some of the best players ever planning to attend.

mark

 

[/pine]

Home town fans pay tribute to Tom Petty...

90,000 Gators fans sing Tom Petty's "I Wont Back Down" - YouTube

 

[robbyr]

I guess I'm weird cuz most everyone likes the music of their younger days and think that it gets worse as they grow older. Born in '66 and my parents listened to Johnny Cash, Charley Pride, and Gary Stewart. But as a youngster I discovered Kiss. Been a rock fan ever since. By high school my favorite was Sammy Hagar. Then it just kept getting heavier. The 80's and hair bands. 90's were different but I like a lot of that. I'm 51 now and still listen to head banging rock in the shop at work when I'm not listening to politics. Tool, Seether, Chevelle, Breaking Benjamin. On that note hard rock's Linkin Park lost their frontman Chester Bennington to suicide this past July.

 

[Steppenwolfe]

I guess I'm weird cuz most everyone likes the music of their younger days and think that it gets worse as they grow older. Born in '66 and my parents listened to Johnny Cash, Charley Pride, and Gary Stewart. But as a youngster I discovered Kiss. Been a rock fan ever since. By high school my favorite was Sammy Hagar. Then it just kept getting heavier. The 80's and hair bands. 90's were different but I like a lot of that. I'm 51 now and still listen to head banging rock in the shop at work when I'm not listening to politics. Tool, Seether, Chevelle, Breaking Benjamin. On that note hard rock's Linkin Park lost their frontman Chester Bennington to suicide this past July.

Add Quennsryche, Candlebox, and METALLICA.... Yeah Baby... :cool2: