I’ve never heard of G.G. Allin, although that doesn’t mean much. I looked him up in Wikopedia
He seems to be about half way between normalcy and insanity. Maybe even more than halfway?
The toughest man in Rock? That is quite a label. But it doesn’t even come close to “Moon the Loon”. By the way, I didn’t make that up. That was what people really chose to give him as a nickname.
Yuck! is all I can say. She’s what? 70 years old? Time to sit your ass down in a rocking chair and knit your fans some sweaters. Or better yet, knit yourself an ass coverer?
I know that some of you will say, "If my ass looked that good at 70, I would proudly display it everywhere I could. Well, good for you. I understand. But I remember Madonna when I was 30 and it just blows my mind to see her today with that ass when I remember her as a very hot 20 year old something.
Getting old is not for the weak. I hate being in my 60s. I want to cry.
P.S. For the record, Madonna is 56 years old. I should have said that up front. She was born Aug 16, 1958
The cite you have linked to contains the following:
“The theme is referenced in the song “27 Forever” by Eric Burdon, on his 2013 album 'Til Your River Runs Dry.”
Eric Burdon is now 73. I can’t imagine being 73 and being concerned with people who made it past 27.
Of course, I said the same thing when I was in my 20s and then my 30s and then my 40s … and it just goes on …
Getting old is not for the weak minded. It takes a lot of strength to deal with everything you have to put up with as you age.
But an older man who was in his 60s used to make fun of me. I called him an old man because he was in his 60s.
He told me, “You will be lucky if you make it to your 60s.” Damn that old man. He was right. Why is it that people who are significantly older than me always seem to be significantly smarter than I am? One day I will wake up and realize that I am lucky to have aged as much as I did. But that will probably be the last day that …
The link you gave shows Madonna flashing her rear end by lifting an already short skirt. It’s not actual nudity. She is wearing fishnet tights (hosiery) so her buttocks and hips are essentially covered by the thin, fishnet material. The entire area is also delineated by thicker bands of material.
I am younger than you and, while not especially attracted to Madonna, I would have to say, on the basis of that rear view alone, that is not an especially unwelcome sight and in the extremely unlikely event I should find Madonna in my bed I would not kick her out. Not immediately anyway.
Not a specific anti-rock star, but Richard Coles, formerly of the Communards, told an anecdote on QI about touring together with several other bands. One morning a member of one of the other (unnamed) bands came down to the hotel lobby and proudly announced he’d trashed his room. When everyone went up to see (since they’d all heard of that kind of behavior, but none of them had ever gotten up the courage to do it), they found that “he had torn up a complimentary copy of The Guardian. And his manager made him clean it up afterwards.”
In the early 1990s, I had a pen pal (remember those?) who lived in the Deep South, and Bon Jovi played in her area. A local TV station went to the hotel where they stayed and asked the management how many thousands of dollars of damage they caused. The head of housekeeping looked at the reporter like he was nuts, and said they didn’t even leave their towels on the floor!
And just in case Keith Moon isn’t enough trouble by himself, let’s mix in a little Iggy. I assume that an exhausted road manager is just out of this picture, checkbook already in hand.