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I have that starting music on my Spotify play list. Along with Knight Rider, the A Team and Mask.
I remember watching Magnum for the first time when sleeping over at a mates place. His dad was a huge fan. Was hooked after that. Farking loved that show.
Saw it years later and marvelled at how perfect that life would be. Tom Selleck, living in luxury in Paradise, solving crime and banging hotties while driving a Ferrari.
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Lil' Peep has just died from a Drug overdose.
Who?
Edit: just googled. Had never heard of this person before and by the sounds of it I won't be rushing to listen to what I may have missed.
Nah Neith! Stuff.co.nz has though....
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Malcolm Young RIP
Malcolm Young, AC/DC Guitarist and Co-Founder, Dead at 64
Malcolm Young, guitarist and co-founder of AC/DC, died Saturday at the age of 64 after a battle with dementia.
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Charles Manson, dead at 83.
(He won't get to see the Tarantino movie. Kinda sad.)
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@salacious-crumb said in RIP 2017:
Charles Manson, dead at 83.
(He won't get to see the Tarantino movie. Kinda sad.)
Meh. I miss Sharon Tate more.
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@antipodean said in RIP 2017:
@salacious-crumb said in RIP 2017:
Charles Manson, dead at 83.
(He won't get to see the Tarantino movie. Kinda sad.)
Meh. I miss Sharon Tate more.
Don't worry, I'm pretty sure Quentin won't leave her out of the movie.
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Guilty, sure. He was never going to get a death penalty conviction. The ideas were all his, certainly. But he wasn't at the scene of the crimes, let alone pulled a trigger or stabbed anybody. He was a psychopathic leader of psychopathic followers. KInda like a mob boss.
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He did get convicted and sentenced to death. He was lucky with his timing...
On January 25, 1971, Manson was convicted of first-degree murder for directing the deaths of the Tate/LaBianca victims. He was sentenced to death, but this was automatically commuted to life in prison after California's Supreme Court invalidated all death sentences prior to 1972.
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Cali dropped death penalty, but it got re-instated. It would have been a continual appeals process. He ordered the hits, but he didn't execute them. He was hearing voices. Okay - Beatles records. A psychopath hearing voices who tells other psychos to conduct murder -- they would have to have subpoenaed John Lennon before putting Charlie in an ele ctric chair.
RIP 2017
Charles Manson Dead at 83
