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Faceplams: Buster Jones, best known as Black Vulcan on Superfriends, Doc on GI Joe, Wintson (1988-91) on The Real Ghostbusters and Blaster on Transformers.
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Buster Jones, best known as Black Vulcan on Superfriends, Doc on GI Joe, Wintson (1988-91) on The Real Ghostbusters and Blaster on Transformers.
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Geoffrey Holder. What a shame. THAT LAUGH:
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That's 3 James Bond henchmen that have died this year. The Russian general from GoldenEye, Jaws, and now this guy. Sad year for Bond fans.
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She definitely wasn't old. That really sucks. She was funny.
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She's one of my favorites as she was one of those ladies that made me laugh. In fact, that line-up with Jon Lovitz, Phil Hartman, Dana Carvey, Nora Dunn, Victoria Jackson, and Dennis Miller with Kevin Nealon is probably the best line-up of the series w/ the exception of the original cast with Bill Murray.
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Mark Bell (of the electronic music act LFO) has died of "complications following an operation." He was a legend.
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That he was.Originally Posted by Jinsai
Decent primer for the uninitiated: http://www.theguardian.com/music/mus...jork-radiohead
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Mark Bell produced my favorite album off all-time, Björk's Homogenic. RIP...
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http://consequenceofsound.net/2014/1...ead-in-mexico/
Ikey Owens passed away. Worked with Mars Volta, his solo stuff and Jack White. Saw him with Jack in August and he was great. He will be missed
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Actress Elizabeth Pena Dies at Age 55 I don't believe this. She is awesome. Lone Star, Jacob's Ladder, Rush Hour, so many films and she was one of the best. Aw man.
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Too young RIP. Jacob's Ladder one of my favourite films.
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Okay, but I had to just Google "Cream who died?"
R.I.P. Jack Bruce
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Easily one of the greatest bass players ever. Brought a heaviness to bass guitars as he will be missed. Thanks Jack.
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He was in another trio with Ginger Baker, BBM with Gary Moore (who himself died about 4 years ago).
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Wayne Static has died: http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/sta...ic-dead-at-48/
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Wasn't a big fan of the band, though Wisconsin Death Trip wasn't bad. Even though I'm not a fan nor an admirer to his work, I am super surprised to hear this.
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It's rumored to be a drug overdose, which blows.
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I'm not surprised, wasn't that why they disbanded?
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I think so, and a local music promoter here in STL just posted this too which kind of supports that idea too:
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Really shitty to hear about Wayne.
Static-X always had an enjoyably catchy dirty thing about it.
What a shame
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Tom of NPR's "Car Talk" passed away. :-( R.I.P., Tom.
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I always enjoyed "Car Talk". They have 50 classic episodes on their website: "Perfect for road trips, avoiding work, or long prison terms."
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Yeah, I really enjoy "Car Talk" (I know they're all reruns now, but I listen so sporadically that it's all new to me). Really sad to hear about his passing.
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One of the funniest guys ever and one of the best American filmmakers. Working Girl is my favorite film of his along with Closer, The Graduate, Charlie's Wilson War, The Birdcage, and Wolf.
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Catch-22 and The Graduate. Great films in their time.
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is still one of my all-time-favorite films; I took a film-review class in college and analyzed this film and did an accompanying review / essay, the film is SO awesome compared to the play, Burton and Taylor at their very best.
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