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Topic History of: Gary Glitter complaint dismissed by Ofcom
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DJones |
"he would generally be regarded as a fat old oven-ready ready turkey"
He was regard as fat and old back in 1972. But the music was great. |
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robbiex |
veritas wrote:
TED wrote:
I would like to see GG come out with a new album or something similar to what JK did with Vile Pervert. He was something to say and he has the talent to say it. He needs to stick it to the man, you know, that's what rock stars are suppose to do.
that's a good idea Ted and I reckon GG should demonstrate that he refuses to be the whipping boy of the phoney child 'protection' racket who have been exposed as amoral creeps getting into bed with tabloids that hack murdered children's phones.
One great thing with the internet-artists can by-pass all the usual routes of distribution and deal direct with fans.
I imagine that if he did release another album, he would be lucky to reach triple figures. Even if he hadn't had the convictions, he would generally be regarded as a fat old oven-ready ready turkey who could provide a bit of camp entertainment at Christmas for upper middle-aged ladies to re-live their youth. Don't get me wrong, I could enjoy listening to "Rock and Roll part 2" or "Leader of the gang" etc, but am I interested in any new material from Mr Gadd, I don't think so!! |
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Chris Retro |
He should have fronted the press in 2000 instead of running away, but as I have said before I believe he was threatened by his previous 'backers' at News International that they were out to crucify him.
A comeback is out-of-the-question as he is far too reviled and was, post-75, always reliant on press coverage anyway. |
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veritas |
TED wrote:
I would like to see GG come out with a new album or something similar to what JK did with Vile Pervert. He was something to say and he has the talent to say it. He needs to stick it to the man, you know, that's what rock stars are suppose to do.
that's a good idea Ted and I reckon GG should demonstrate that he refuses to be the whipping boy of the phoney child 'protection' racket who have been exposed as amoral creeps getting into bed with tabloids that hack murdered children's phones.
One great thing with the internet-artists can by-pass all the usual routes of distribution and deal direct with fans. |
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TED |
I would like to see GG come out with a new album or something similar to what JK did with Vile Pervert. He was something to say and he has the talent to say it. He needs to stick it to the man, you know, that's what rock stars are suppose to do. |
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