Who was it for you?

#253
#253
Tupac and Biggie was absolutely crushing to me.......I stopped listening to rap after that...it just got too realz
 
#254
#254
The entertainer that was hardest for me to see go was not from the music industry, it was Chris Farley. Yeah I liked Cobain, 2pac, Biggie, etc., but none of them were among my absolute favorites when they went (in hindsight, I'm an enormous Biggie fan).
 
#266
#266
nbakerld said:
The entertainer that was hardest for me to see go was not from the music industry, it was Chris Farley. Yeah I liked Cobain, 2pac, Biggie, etc., but none of them were among my absolute favorites when they went (in hindsight, I'm an enormous Biggie fan).
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Check the pics from when he died.
 
#269
#269
John Belushi. I was young when he passed, but already a fan. "Animal House", "The Blues Brothers", "Neighbors". Hysterical.
 
#274
#274
Hobock said:
Machinehead was my favorite off Sixteen Stone but I had graduated to CDs by 1995. (as had most humans)

The last new cassette I purchased was Tom Petty-Full Moon Fever.
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You know, I would say that this would be a great idea for a thread, but I don't know how many of us here are actually old enough to have bought cassettes. BTW, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are one of the most underappreciated bands in history.
 
#275
#275
orangesox said:
You know, I would say that this would be a great idea for a thread, but I don't know how many of us here are actually old enough to have bought cassettes. BTW, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are one of the most underappreciated bands in history.
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How many actually remember and used 8 tracks? Or, reel to reel before that?
 
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