MajorCaptSilly 03:20 PM 05-20-2013
The Poet 03:30 PM 05-20-2013
bobarian 03:34 PM 05-20-2013
CigarNut 03:44 PM 05-20-2013
May he Rest In Peace. He will be missed!
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NOOOOO damnit I had tickets to see The Doors of the 21st Century. Truly a deep loss.
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The Poet 04:19 PM 05-20-2013
Originally Posted by FUEL:
NOOOOO damnit I had tickets to see The Doors of the 21st Century. Truly a deep loss.
Been there, James. I had tickets to Janis Joplin, for two weeks AFTER she died.
:-)
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Gabe215 04:19 PM 05-20-2013
I'm young (27) but a huge classic rock fan, Love the Doors,Ray was the man, RIP
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shark 04:38 PM 05-20-2013
RIP. He sounded like a pretty intelligent guy in interviews.
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icehog3 04:50 PM 05-20-2013
kelmac07 04:59 PM 05-20-2013
Wife is a huge Doors fan. RIP Ray.
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maninblack 05:56 PM 05-20-2013
Rest in peace. Thanks for the music
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Angry_Pirate 01:27 AM 05-21-2013
Love The Doors...He will be missed
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drjammer 07:34 AM 05-21-2013
R.I.P. Ray. The Doors is my all time favorite band, so thanks Ray for all the great music!
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tsolomon 07:48 AM 05-21-2013
irratebass 10:07 AM 05-21-2013
Huge Doors fan, sad to hear this. R.I.P.
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pektel 10:24 AM 05-21-2013
Saw Robbie a couple times over the past 2 years. Sadly never got to see Ray. May he rest in peace.
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Two things are funny to me about this post. One that it is only one page after 24 hours, for such a rock icon.
Second is the fact that it was halfway through the day yesterday before I realized we were NOT Talking about an
ex-NFL great from the Raiders. I had to click on the Yahoo-article in order to remember what I already knew.
Then I laughed that I had thought it was a NFL player for half a day.
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shark 03:25 PM 05-23-2013
Originally Posted by icehog3:
I was raised on Ray and the boys, my Mom was a huge Doors fan, and I've loved them my whole life. R.I.P. to my favorite keyboardist of all time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY1l8T2Lcl0
Listened to "LA Woman" on the way home yesterday and was really impressed with his work on that song. That inspired me to listen to their first two albums back to back once I got home. He was not only well spoken, but very talented.
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shark 03:28 PM 05-23-2013
Originally Posted by OLS:
Two things are funny to me about this post. One that it is only one page after 24 hours, for such a rock icon.
Second is the fact that it was halfway through the day yesterday before I realized we were NOT Talking about an
ex-NFL great from the Raiders. I had to click on the Yahoo-article in order to remember what I already knew.
Then I laughed that I had thought it was a NFL player for half a day.
LOL! Not to threadjack, but I worked with a guy once named Bob Weir, you know, same name as the guy from The Grateful Dead. He was the polar opposite of a hippie musician, though....in fact he was a real PITA as a boss.
:-)
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