Has anyone seen this? I watched it before bed last night. I didn't know if I was going to make it through the whole thing, it was so depressing. In the end, though, I found it to be rather uplifting and enlightening, and a very touching look into the last months in the life of a rock star.

AaronSuperior said:

pardon my ignorance Aaron ( btw...it's been a while) but, isn't he the "werewolves of London" guy?!
I'm sure he's done more than that..but that's all I know.

Vashti said:

yeah, it's him. but that's not important. i don't even know anything else by him either, but it was just sad.

AaronSuperior said:

Funny thing that you did not demonstrate the same kind of compassion when discussing the passing of Barry White:

http://www.prince.org/msg...&tid=54242

KoolAid said:

no, i did not.

what's even funnier is that you either spend a lot of time looking through my old posts to find the specific ones you want to quote, or you have all of my comments bookmarked for easy access. either way, i'm not sure if i should be honored, or calling the cops, freak.

maybe if Barry had done a VH1 special, i'd have had some compassion about him too. but he didn't. he was fat, and he died of it. want me to cry?

Dont flatter yourself. I simply recall the thread where you demonstrated your nastiness towards the death of Barry White and your hypocrisy was quite transparent in this thread.

KoolAid said:

which was weeks ago, so either way, you sure went to a lot of trouble to dig it up.


but i'll state it this way. if you want to say something disrespectful about Warren Zevon, as you think I did about Barry White, go ahead. I don't care. Leave me out of it.

AaronSuperior said:

I have nothing disrespectful to say about Warren Zevon. May he, as well as Barry White, both rest in peace.

KoolAid said:

only one of them is dead. but wouldn't it have been nicer to start out that way than as some personal axe you have to grind against me?