eric clapton pete townshend

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ledaburwick234 ::: Favorites Great ringtones visit RINGTONESET dot NET 07-09-07 21:11:07 _____________________________________________________
judomouse ::: Favorites Whats with all the bitchin little women on this page? No-one cares,overall you wont change each others minds So keep the fucking noise down u pussy wrinkles. 07-09-07 14:20:32 _____________________________________________________
skidrow75 ::: Favorites what a great combo--- i wish they made an album-- pete's a great songwriter but Eric is a kick ass guitar player! 07-09-06 15:31:47 _____________________________________________________
vickystiletto ::: Favorites right..on the cover of claptons album where he reworks robert johnsons 12 bar blues stuff he is seated and in a suit..the tie he is wearing is an old buttershaw comprehensive tie..a school in bradford..in west yorkshire..peter blake painted this portrait..blake studied at the royal academy in the early fifties along with david hockney from bradford and colin smith...colin smith was an art teacher at buttershaw school..work it out..colin died a few years ago..Tony Webster 07-09-03 19:59:59 _____________________________________________________
dloberk ::: Favorites Agree, Pete would be the first to admit that he isn't a lead guitarist although he shocked me with his leads on Quadrophenia...nevertheless, in the early days of The Who for while also known as "The Numbers", they played a lot of R&B songs and Pete could play them just as good as anyone...he is also pretty much the Godfather of the power chord and an accomplished banjo player... 07-09-03 01:53:02 _____________________________________________________
ClaptonWannabe14 ::: Favorites (Part 2 of comment) But I still believe that, like I said earlier, people should care more about people's work than their beliefs. For example, I do not believe in any of Mel Gibson's comments about Jews, but this does not change my belief that "Braveheart" kicked ass. And though I now admit that it is possible that Clapton has some prejudices against Indians, I still love his music, even though I have nothing against Indians. 07-09-02 22:26:56 _____________________________________________________
ClaptonWannabe14 ::: Favorites Okay, you've got me there. I didn't know that Enoch's "River's of Blood" speech was directed towards Indians. I just assumed it was about blacks because, where I live, blacks are the most common minority. I admit English history is not one of my strongpoints, I probably should have researched this more before I got into an arguement about it. And, no, I'm not going to tell you that curry is Clapton's favorite dish, because I know that it probably isn't. (to be continued, reached max) 07-09-02 22:25:43 _____________________________________________________
shakeyspheres ::: Favorites Clapton didn't like this very much (Love and Light Eric). I suppose you're now going to tell me that his best friend is a Hindu and curry is his favourite dish. Well sir it won't wash IT WON'T WASH AT ALL. Felicitations Shakeyspheres. 07-09-02 07:13:43 _____________________________________________________
shakeyspheres ::: Favorites Sir, a brief lesson on racism. Do you think that racism is just the prerogative of a disease aimed towards black people? There are many different colours and creeds that could argue against that. ClappedOut - sorry i mean 'Clapton's' tirade to support the views of Enoch was against the Indian refugees fleeing Uganda from Idi Armin's despot activities. They were seeking a safe harbour in England. 07-09-02 07:09:17 _____________________________________________________
ClaptonWannabe14 ::: Favorites Sir, where are your parameters? 07-09-01 22:39:15 _____________________________________________________