Care Bear said:Went to an SNL season opener with my family. Jerry Seinfeld was the host. Was told Ricky Martin was going to be the musical guest. It was David Bowie. I was so disappointed.
Uncle.Ruckus said:Care Bear said:Went to an SNL season opener with my family. Jerry Seinfeld was the host. Was told Ricky Martin was going to be the musical guest. It was David Bowie. I was so disappointed.
Reminds me of this time I went to a festival where Nickleback was supposed to be the opener. Instead, the ****ing Rolling Stones showed up. **** that ****.
Uncle.Ruckus said:Just busting your balls, Care Bear. Though it is amusing to think of any girl gushing over a gay guy.
Care Bear said:I will admit to camping out for GW Bush's inauguration weekend nonsense on the National Mall because Ricky was performing. My roommate and I had a "We love you, Ricky" sign. With hearts and ****. And sparkles.
He came out wearing all black, a turtleneck, I think, and he looked absolutely beautiful. Afterward, we went to Watergate Liquor to fill up on supplies and the owner regaled us with stories about how his sister's friend's cousin's whatever knew Ricky and he wasn't gay. I went with that story for years.
Crushing. Also, Arlen Specter came into the store while we were there and he was blitzed out of his mind. Memorable night.
MisterCreosote said:Bubbler said:David Bowie is the best solo artist in rock 'n roll history. Discuss ...
O rly?
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Bubbler said:David Bowie is the best solo artist in rock 'n roll history. Discuss ...
MisterCreosote said:Do you consider what Dylan did early to be "folk rock?" I do.
Either way, Dylan in any iteration rocked at least as hard as this:
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Bubbler said:David Bowie is the best solo artist in rock 'n roll history. Discuss ...
Bubbler said:MisterCreosote said:Bubbler said:David Bowie is the best solo artist in rock 'n roll history. Discuss ...
O rly?
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Dylan's awesome, but how much of his solo output would be considered rock? A lot, but not all, certainly not his early stuff that gained him fame to begin with.
This is where we get into hair-splitting over rock 'n roll era or actual rock artist.