Amen
to that. Love the quivery bottom lips - I'm feeling a bit similar.
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:32,
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That gets a morbid yet respectful Woo, Yay
and houpla. Goodbye John.
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:35,
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much more civilised than mine
you've started me off again
*sobs*
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:35,
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*sobs*
So sad...
I really can't believe he's gone. No-one can ever replace him....
Rest in peace, Peely
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:35,
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Rest in peace, Peely
Thats great...
I have missed the news...its an odd way to find out on B3ta.
" ...and now Dog Vomit from Cleaveland... claiming they are the new Death metal psyco punk..." He will be missed.
woo pic
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:37,
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" ...and now Dog Vomit from Cleaveland... claiming they are the new Death metal psyco punk..." He will be missed.
woo pic
thank you
I saw this first on B3ta before checking BBC news. sad now.
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:39,
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a nice tribute
for a nice man
shame he can't spin me a few tunes in heaven
i will down in hell
..with a few other b3tans..
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:41,
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shame he can't spin me a few tunes in heaven
i will down in hell
..with a few other b3tans..
I can't believe it either...
John was a true hero, thankyou for giving me and many others an education in music.
You will never be forgotten
R.I.P - Your work here is done!
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 14:46,
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You will never be forgotten
R.I.P - Your work here is done!
I am genuinely saddened by this news.
My tribute from the bbc site here: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/3955417.stm
An inspiration, John's passing is a great great loss to us all. I will always recall fondly my teenage and later years tuning in religiously to Peel just as my dad would, and each show would inspire and enthral. A man of great integrity, he leaves behind a legacy to be utterly proud of and a pair of shoes that I sincerely doubt anyone else can ever fill. With sadness and deepest sympathies.
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 15:01,
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An inspiration, John's passing is a great great loss to us all. I will always recall fondly my teenage and later years tuning in religiously to Peel just as my dad would, and each show would inspire and enthral. A man of great integrity, he leaves behind a legacy to be utterly proud of and a pair of shoes that I sincerely doubt anyone else can ever fill. With sadness and deepest sympathies.
Any man
who can reach the noble age of 65 and still play songs called "kick the pregnant" deserves emotional kittens, in my book.
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Tue 26 Oct 2004, 15:10,
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