Billy Joel - thicko?

cluffy

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Says he doesn't want "clever conversation" "doesn't want to work that hard" etc :neutral:
How thick is he exactly? Or is the idea he will only go out with thick lasses?
 


He's a genius.

The New Yorker did a long profile of him a few months ago.

This is his life: He has a month taking it easy in his Long Island mansion. Then, one day a month, after teatime, a helicopter picks him up from his front garden, flies him to Madison Square Garden, he plays a show, bags $2 million, then flies home for bed. Then another month taking it easy.
 
Monty Pigeon said:
He's a genius.

The New Yorker did a long profile of him a few months ago.

This is his life: He has a month taking it easy in his Long Island mansion. Then, one day a month, after teatime, a helicopter picks him up from his front garden, flies him to Madison Square Garden, he plays a show, bags $2 million, then flies home for bed. Then another month taking it easy.
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Hard life eh! :lol:
 
I've always placed his music in the same bracket as Phil Collins - dreadful middle of the road, middle aged dreck which I wouldn't listen to if I was paid. No idea what he is like as a person and no interest in finding out.

One of the most bizarre 9/11 clips here, with the chaos and death all around one of his dirges is playing in the foyer. :cry:

 
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PinzaC55 said:
I've always placed his music in the same bracket as Phil Collins - dreadful middle of the road, middle aged dreck which I wouldn't listen to if I was paid. No idea what he is like as a person and no interest in finding out.
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I think he's mellowed since this in 1987. Hope so.

 
PinzaC55 said:
I've always placed his music in the same bracket as Phil Collins - dreadful middle of the road, middle aged dreck which I wouldn't listen to if I was paid. No idea what he is like as a person and no interest in finding out.

One of the most bizarre 9/11 clips here, with the chaos and death all around one of his dirges is playing in the foyer. :cry:

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Billy Joel is a lot more talented than that twat Collins.
 
Monty Pigeon said:
He's a genius.

The New Yorker did a long profile of him a few months ago.

This is his life: He has a month taking it easy in his Long Island mansion. Then, one day a month, after teatime, a helicopter picks him up from his front garden, flies him to Madison Square Garden, he plays a show, bags $2 million, then flies home for bed. Then another month taking it easy.
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No rehearsals like?

There's all those police interviews about arson as well, remember.
 
cluffy said:
Talent can be overrated. I like Motley Crue and you could justifiably argue they have literally zero talent :lol:
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I'm enough of a realist to know that I'm a nobody whereas Motley Crue are/were loved by millions. Of course it doesn't mean they were any good.
 
PinzaC55 said:
I'm enough of a realist to know that I'm a nobody whereas Motley Crue are/were loved by millions. Of course it doesn't mean they were any good.
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Hitler was loved by millions. And had a similar approach to politics as Motley Crue have to music.

Billy Joel is more or an Alec Douglas-Hume.

Right, enough of this shite. I'm off to watch Maigrait and have a whisky.

Merry Christmas
 
The Hesford Diet said:
We Didn't Start The Fire is less of a song and more of a dispassionate list of things that went on. I've seen and heard more meaningful SCS Furniture ads.
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Dependent on your political bent it is possible to say that "we" (America) has started practically every fire for the last 200 years.
 

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