Comments | sauce1977: James Brown (1933

sauce1977

James Brown (1933 - 2006)

Dec 25, 2006 17:45

I almost missed this.

Rest in peace, James Brown. He was a fantastic American entertainer, and I'll never forget his appearance in Rocky IV with "Living in America ( Read more... )

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thedeadfisharmy December 26 2006, 00:53:29 UTC

Have you seen this?

sauce1977 December 27 2006, 21:05:39 UTC

Holy moly. That . . . was AMAZING!

sauce1977 December 27 2006, 22:20:32 UTC

Man, Danny Trejo . . . all the manly-men films, he's gotta be in them. :D

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SEX MACHINE sauce1977 December 27 2006, 21:06:45 UTC

And then, Gerald Ford died the next day!

We're all gonna die.

I don't think people will forget James Brown.

notoriousmdc December 26 2006, 07:02:22 UTC

It is indeed sad that I get most of my relevant breaking news from YTMND... that's where I first heard...

sauce1977 December 27 2006, 21:07:36 UTC

When I hear the weird, I type in keywords in Google News, the best e-paper one could possibly have, along with Drudge.

ex_seel December 26 2006, 08:03:24 UTC

My girlfriend bought us tickets to go see him on January 4th here in Ottawa. I was excited as all hell to see James Brown one last time before he died.

I found out about this while I was at my parents' house. It was a bum out trip, let me tell you what. James Brown was prevelant in every decade from his gospel roots in the 50s to his resurgence in the 90s that was caused by every fucking body sampling his records and ripping him off.

This generation might be the first to grow up without James Brown. It's a fucking sad thought.

Gettin' on the Eternal Foot sauce1977 December 27 2006, 21:10:07 UTC

This generation won't be any luckier than the previous generations without James Brown. Although, they can be luckier if it's required listening in schools.

In GTA: San Andreas, James Brown played in the casinos.