Monday, January 24, 2005

British Very Musical

What's your favourite thing about the UK?

DebbieHarry: Oh God, I don't know. If there's one thing, it's the musical nature of the British. In America people don't sit around in bars and sing, but I've been in pubs all over the UK where people just break into song. British people are very musical. It's a great tradition.

That's sounds so cool....your sitting having a drink or beer and then everyone starts singing some cool Zep song, LOL. I would love to go to an English Pub!! Sounds like fun :)

Picture This Debbie Harry Bungee Jumping Topless

Archive > Press > Magazines > Now: "DH: I did a bungee jump at the end of a very long and stressful tour. I bungee-jumped topless and it was completely refreshing. It was in Auckland, New Zealand, and it was big. I'd probably do it again if you got me in the mood, but I wouldn't say it was the most sane thing I've ever done."

I can imagine it must of felt exciting and scary....feel the wind all over you. Wonder how many people witness this.
I know Debbie was crazy in her early years, seeing her on stage she was like a wild woman sometimes.

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Thursday, January 20, 2005

Robert Plant's Son Logan

Check out pics of Robert Plant's son Logan here:
http://www.rosshalfin.co.uk/black-country-bandits/black-country-bandits01.html

He looks so much like his father! Same posture and mannerisms, course Robert at the same age was even more beautiful IMO :)

Tuesday, January 18, 2005

The Doors | Danny Sugerman

The Doors | NEWS

Danny Sugerman, who first saw The Doors in concert in 1967 and landed a job at their West Hollywood office answering fan mail, eventually becoming the group's manager, died last night, at the age of 50, after a long struggle with lung cancer.


So sad..RIP Danny

Monday, January 10, 2005

What Does Robert Plant Love The Most

WHEN asked during a 1998 TV interview whether he preferred sex, drugs or rock and roll, Robert Plant, lead singer of the rock group Led Zeppelin, replied without a moment's hesitation: 'Football'. http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/sports/story/0,4136,80898,00.html

Ha!! I know men love sports, well a lot of men do, there is the few exceptions out there. But really Robert prefers a football over women?? This can't be, my dreams are shattered! He'd rather watch or play with a football? Isn't it a soccerball anyhow in England? In anycase, if Robert were to ask me to go with him to watch a game, I'm sure I'd grab my coat in an instant :)