R.I.P....... Phil Lynott.....
R.I.P....... Phil Lynott.....
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tallbloke

10,376 posts

298 months

Tuesday 4th January 2005
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Your condolences are 19 years too late, but thanks for the thought anyway

PatHeald

8,058 posts

271 months

Tuesday 4th January 2005
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I didn't even know he was dead.....

Which is a bit remiss, particularly as I spent 10 years bemoning the passing of David Crosby, only to find out last year that he was still (just about) with us.

So, Lynott died about 19 years ago.... About the same time as Keef Richards, then.

Except that Keef gets out of his coffin a couple of times a year to frighten the yoof of today....

Cheers

Pat

FourWheelDrift

91,010 posts

299 months

Tuesday 4th January 2005
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PatHeald said:
So, Lynott died about 19 years ago.... About the same time as Keef Richards, then.

Except that Keef gets out of his coffin a couple of times a year to frighten the yoof of today....

Cheers

Pat




Keef's been treated with Linseed oil and shellac, he'll outlast most of us.

Well, he might pass on eventually but he'll maintain a lovely shine.

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Tuesday 4th January 20:04

Karen182

4,214 posts

249 months

Tuesday 4th January 2005
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He used to live at the end of my road so used to see him about in the local shops.

Here is a weird and grim forum to keep up on the latest deaths if you are that way inclined...

www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?s=e89ba8cd39ea24861dae56b3cb34e45b&act=idx

cazzer

8,883 posts

263 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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cant be as bad as www.findagrave.com

MOD500

2,686 posts

265 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Yep, RIP Philo.

'Does, err, anyone have any Irish in them?'

Eric Mc

123,941 posts

280 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Phil Lynott is buried a couple of miles from my home town near Dublin (at Sutton graveyard). Quite a few members of my family have been buried there too.

Corin Denton

8,762 posts

283 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Funnily enough I had the best of Thin Lizzy on in the car on the way to London after the Bournemouth run. I used to hate Thin Lizzy as a child but some of their songs are just epic now I'm older. 'Sarah' is one of my all time faves.

GCerbera

5,161 posts

266 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Karen182 said:
Here is a weird and grim forum to keep up on the latest deaths if you are that way inclined...

www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?s=e89ba8cd39ea24861dae56b3cb34e45b&act=idx

Bit of a bummer if your name is on this list.
www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=974

Size Nine Elm

5,167 posts

299 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Eric Mc said:
Phil Lynott is buried a couple of miles from my home town near Dublin (at Sutton graveyard). Quite a few members of my family have been buried there too.

There are a couple of members of my family I wanted to bury there too.


Trouble was, they wouldn't keep still...

Zorro

4,585 posts

297 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Deathlist said:
Ronnie Biggs - Ambassador


tallbloke

10,376 posts

298 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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deathlist said:
Diego Maradona. 45. Hand Of God / Nose Of Idiot


Wacky Racer

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39,792 posts

262 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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tallbloke said:
Your condolences are 19 years too late, but thanks for the thought anyway



Lol! I knew he was dead of course, I was pointing out it was the anniversary of his death.......

apache

39,731 posts

299 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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So, he's still dead then?

PatHeald

8,058 posts

271 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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apache said:
So, he's still dead then?
I am afraid so.

The latest prognosis is that he is likely to be dead for a while.

Cheers

Pat

ferg

15,242 posts

272 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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PatHeald said:

apache said:
So, he's still dead then?

I am afraid so.
The latest prognosis is that he is likely to be dead for a while.


I was quite upset the first time he died, I don't think I could stand it happening again.



Best gig I EVER saw, Lizzy at Ipswich Gaumont 1977.

People talk about 'Frontmen' and Jagger and Mercury and even Bono get a mention, but none could hold a candle to Philo.

MOD500

2,686 posts

265 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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