George Harrison looks like Jesus Christ in that picture. (having attended Catholic schools run by the Penguins of the Holy Child, I saw a lot of those movies and every actor looked like George)
Ringo made for a decent conductor for that little blue train kid show. I was always expecting him to be quickly trying to hide a reefer whenever the shot went on him…
Ringo is a good and decent man — always has been. Having George back would be nice — perhaps for Volume 4 of the Traveling Wilburys sans Roy — but Ringo should stay. Peace and Love.
I have two of them running since this morning, one on auto pick the other not, both with the power play on, 890,000 games each, 1 $10,000 ($40,000 w/ PP on) and 2 on the other. Yesterday I had one that hit the 10k really quick and then the million about 150,000 games in. I was plus 500k to the good. The power play doubles your payback, I’m running .15 and .17 on the games. I love watching the odds get skewed and then come back into the normal range.
If somebody published this magazine cover today, with the same premise, whose pictures would go on there? Hell if I know. Maybe I’m missing out, but I don’t think there are many in that age range who will be remembered 40 years from now.
Ringo’s All-Starr Band played here this summer. They wanted $168 per ticket! Back in the 70s, you could go to a concert for $20, and that included a t-shirt.
$20? Try $5. And I’m talking big-name arena-rock bands. Like Lynyrd Skynyrd and Eric Clapton. (OK, maybe those were the cheap seats. $7.50 for the good ones.)
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In the immortal words of every defendent of color on “The First 48”, Damn man!
I can name four that died in the 70’s; Morrison, Hendrix Joplin and Elvis. I would have to use google to figure out more.
The rest are still alive – except for George.
And uh, John.
And Uh, Johnny Cash
They should’ve included Keith Moon.
Who could have know that Pete Townshend would still be alive, kicking, and viewing kiddie porn well into the 21st century.
Why in God’s name would they list Mick and Charlie, but not Keith?
I thouht the exact same thing!
Maybe somebody didn’t do their homework, and just assumed that Keith was already dead
I think they assumed Keith would be dead before the issue hit the shelves.
George Harrison looks like Jesus Christ in that picture. (having attended Catholic schools run by the Penguins of the Holy Child, I saw a lot of those movies and every actor looked like George)
Where’s Edgar Winter?
Second from top, far right column.
Lennon looks like an old Jew with an Indian squaw under his pit.
that’s because he answers to a higher authority. (old Hebrew National slogan for those old enough to remember.)
Is that a quote from the hot dog package?
The first thing I think of when i see that cover is, why couldn’t we trade Ringo’s life force for Georges. Nobody wants Ringo. Not even hell.
The next things I think of, all at the same time, is:
How long ago did each of these people last stub their toe really hard?
How many of them have ever been the recipient of a surprise butt fingering?
Who would win if there was an arm wrestling tournament?
Could any of them bake exceptionally well?
Ringo made for a decent conductor for that little blue train kid show. I was always expecting him to be quickly trying to hide a reefer whenever the shot went on him…
Ringo is a good and decent man — always has been. Having George back would be nice — perhaps for Volume 4 of the Traveling Wilburys sans Roy — but Ringo should stay. Peace and Love.
jtb
Men were so ugly in the 70’s.
Women weren’t much better.
So, who’s next to go?
From that cover, I’m going with David Crosby (not that i wish ill will on the man).
He got a new liver back in the 90’s. He should be good to go for a few more years.
“These people are approaching 30”
“Johnny Cash, 37”
What?
Does anyone else see the Jim Morrison – Will Farell thing?
I do now.
WOW….JUST WOW…..
Too bad none of them are really smiling. I’d like to see what their original teeth looked like back then.
Several of them did survive the 70s.
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Almost to a person they’re uglier than shit. I can’t believe that “style” is back in.
They all look so bushy.
That’s all the drinking while claiming to be sober.
Who did you get that cover from….Alvin Lee?
I had that Powerball simulator running for about 600,000 years, and had hit the $10,000 only 5 times…
The “Return on $” settles in at about $.08 pretty quickly and stays there. So you lose 92% of all the money you spend on the lottery. Sounds good!
I’ve been running mine forever and never hit the $10,000.
I have two of them running since this morning, one on auto pick the other not, both with the power play on, 890,000 games each, 1 $10,000 ($40,000 w/ PP on) and 2 on the other. Yesterday I had one that hit the 10k really quick and then the million about 150,000 games in. I was plus 500k to the good. The power play doubles your payback, I’m running .15 and .17 on the games. I love watching the odds get skewed and then come back into the normal range.
I wouldn’t have thunk it, but the power play seems ton increase your return on investment.
Now that’s a motley crew!
If somebody published this magazine cover today, with the same premise, whose pictures would go on there? Hell if I know. Maybe I’m missing out, but I don’t think there are many in that age range who will be remembered 40 years from now.
Ringo’s All-Starr Band played here this summer. They wanted $168 per ticket! Back in the 70s, you could go to a concert for $20, and that included a t-shirt.
$20? Try $5. And I’m talking big-name arena-rock bands. Like Lynyrd Skynyrd and Eric Clapton. (OK, maybe those were the cheap seats. $7.50 for the good ones.)
No T-shirt included, though. I concede — 20 bucks if you include the T-shirt.
My tickets to ELP were $8. They were definitely in the nosebleed section, and I may have had a student discount. This was around January of 1977.
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No Grateful Dead members…how short sighted