Rumors-What have YOU heard?

Losendos wrote: zappaholic wrote: [QUOTE=XTChuck] Keith Richards has actually been dead since 1994.  They just prop him up on stage.  How would you tell ?

I like your sig, Losendos, BTW.

There's a lot of good stuff here.

XTChuck wrote: Keith Richards has actually been dead since 1994.  They just prop him up on stage.

Nah, that's Steve Howe.  Keith's been dead MUCH longer than that.

 

When will the false rumours stop that Genesis is reforming?  Hopefully some day the rumours turn out to be true after all. 

Klaatu and The Beatles are the same band

I heard Freddy Mercury, Elton John, George Michael and Boy George...all gay!!! wow...what a shocker!!!

jejeje, now seriuosly...if anyone has the bonus tracks from Aqualung you would have noticed that in the interview Ian says that back in ´69 when they were touring with Led Zeppelin, Ian, without knowing, called Zeppes lyrics "not that good", but as a joke or something like that, to Plant thinking Page was the one who wrote them...Page laught, because he and Ian got along very good together...but Plant didn´t...and rumours has it Plant became such a good song writter...because of this comment!!!

But in fact that thing someone said about Page calling them Jethro Dull is not true...and if he did it was as a joke...

Tasartir wrote: Supper's Ready was actually written by a Backstreet Boy and Tom Cruise.

  I was in the local supermarket today and Invisible Touch was playing with it's nauseating Collins' vocal. It is hard to believe that it was the same guys.

Tasartir wrote: Supper's Ready was actually written by a Backstreet Boy and Tom Cruise.

 

I don't know where Tasarir gets his information. It is a bit skewed. Actually it was a member of N-Sync and a consortium of Scientiologists (including Tom Cruise, of course, but also John Travolta).

From reliable source, i've heard that Nico was singing with Gong, probably in '68.

The above was well publicised in the press. Ian Anderson came up with a few faux pas after the operation had taken place though. I remember reading in Mojo that Ian said 'it took me a while to come to terms with it, but I fully support HIS decision'...He also apparently said 'it's good that people decide to do these things late in life, but it makes for one hell of an ugly woman'() in a concert, at least according to a review I read once.

I believe John Lennon liked some prog rock- he was a fan of Genesis' 'Selling England By The Pound' and Steve Hackett's guitar work in particular. I think Lennon praised Man and Deke Leonard also...

Ritchie Blackmore's favourite band was Jethro Tull, I think, and he felt the only band that held a candle to DP live in the 70s were Yes, revealing a like of prog to an extent...