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Joe Strummer is dead...
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 10:39
by Lars Svensson
Just heard from someone that Joe Strummer has died...
...at fifty, for God's sake...
http://www.strummersite.com/TEST%20FRAMED%20PAGE.HTM
Wasn't a great fan of the Clash, but nevertheless, another punk hero bites the dust...
R.I.P...
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 11:04
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 12:05
by RobF
Awful, truly awful news
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 13:34
by Debaser
NO WAY!!!!!
NO WAY
NO WAY
After a truly awful morning in town I come back to this........................
he was for me one of the most charismatic performers I have ever seen...I don't think I ever saw him when he didn't give over 150%.
death is never easy but at Christmas....
NO WAY
debaser
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 13:39
by hallucienate
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 14:05
by Padstar
losing the ones that were relevent as well as good in indeed the hardest.
Very sad day indeed, I couldnt not add my feelings.
Paddy.
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 14:10
by nearmethexperience
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 14:16
by MrEddy
A sad day.
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 14:25
by rian
A very sad lost.
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 16:21
by Jim
Aw man.
I love the Clash.
All the legends are leaving one by one.
That's not good, but think of all he achieved - if I did half as much cool stuff as him before I died I'd be pleased.
Respect.
Jim
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 16:40
by Chairman Bux
*** START BUXCORP OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ***
Everyone at BUXCORP is saddened at the loss of Joe Strummer (John Graham Mellor), who passed away on Sunday night at the age of 50.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Luce, the children, his family and friends.
*** END BUXCORP OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ***
Posted: 23 Dec 2002, 19:23
by RicheyJames
one word only - gutted
Posted: 24 Dec 2002, 20:31
by Erudite
Posted: 23 Dec 2003, 16:32
by Quiff Boy
a year ago yesterday.
Joe Strummer 1952-2002
Posted: 23 Dec 2003, 17:19
by 6FeetOver
I can't believe it's been a year already! Cripes...
Posted: 23 Dec 2003, 19:54
by James Blast
Something great was lost forever 12 months ago. The Clash were the last gang in town.
Posted: 23 Dec 2003, 20:51
by Debaser
My abiding memory of this truely awesome performer was not with the Clash (which I gratefully saw twice) but was him at Hull Tower in about 1986/7ish. He wouldn't stop playing, lost his voice but STILL he wouldn't leave the stage - I loved him before but I would've died for him that night .
Posted: 24 Dec 2003, 10:47
by Loki
It's hard not to feel sad but let's celebrate his life and his work and remember him for the iconoclastic figure he was. One of the few who
never sold out. RIP Joe.
'Clang, clang, go those God guitar doors ...'
Posted: 24 Dec 2003, 13:44
by Angelchild
Johnny Boy wrote:It's hard not to feel sad but let's celebrate his life and his work and remember him for the iconoclastic figure he was. One of the few who
never sold out. RIP Joe.
'Clang, clang, go those God guitar doors ...'
Amen
My feelings too
Posted: 24 Dec 2003, 13:56
by Lars Svensson
Posted: 24 Dec 2003, 19:49
by Silver_Owl
God bless ya Joe. Don't RIP.
Posted: 26 Dec 2003, 21:06
by karin
In the late eighties I used to see Joe Strummer a lot in the Pub. I wont pretend we sat down and had a pint together but after a while he used to greet me like we were mates. He was so cool.
There's a website you can go to to pay to plant a tree in his honour, somewhere in scotland, costs about nine quid. when I've got time to search it out, I'll post the details on this thread for those interested.
Posted: 27 Dec 2003, 18:56
by Thrash Harry
Shall I bore you all again with the one about them busking at the back of the Royal Park pub in Leeds c1985? No? Aww, shucks!