Cantankerous old swine but he certainly mixed it up... any mavericks actually left these days???
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8610423.stm
Cantankerous old swine but he certainly mixed it up... any mavericks actually left these days???
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8610423.stm
Would you come to me, if I was half drowning
An arm above the last wave...
He certainly did a lot more for music than somebody like Cowell will ever do. RIP.
A bit of a prat but never boring. RIP.
Sheva wrote:True but a bit more of a template than people realise for the likes of Cowell. Maclaren gave the disaffected youth what they wanted . The sex pistols . Doubt he was ever into the music himself but it made him a few bob. I could never warm to the man but RIP anyways.He certainly did a lot more for music than somebody like Cowell will ever do. RIP.
First pressings son !
RIP Malcolm was he a genius or a chancer? I don't know but he was definitely one of the two.
PeteVid wrote:I'd say chancer.RIP Malcolm was he a genius or a chancer? I don't know
Just for bringing the pistols together is enough for me though.
Condolences to all as necessary - I liked McLaren stuff, not least of all his solo albums and his 'Cola-MacDonalds' lyrics etc in 1992 'Carry On Columbus' at about 68mins + 71mins, and the end credits song. Love my remaining 'Duck Rock CD, and mourn my departed 'Fans' etc vinyls. NMTB, McLaren participated in some fine sounds, and obviously I agree about SCow. etc comments above.
'Sometimes via the senses, mostly in the mind' (or pocket)...
Sheva wrote:Well Cowell has certainly done nothing for the advancement for music but I'm sorry McLaren is just as guilty. But I admire his honesty - it was a swindle.He certainly did a lot more for music than somebody like Cowell will ever do. RIP.
Chancer he certainly was - RIP.
a strangely engaging song from 1989
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em5tC...layer_embedded#
Duvet wrote:Pretty much sums up my thoughts, I think he was probably the Simon Cowel of his day but never the less I’m sure the music industry is a little less colourful following his death.Sheva wrote:True but a bit more of a template than people realise for the likes of Cowell. Maclaren gave the disaffected youth what they wanted . The sex pistols . Doubt he was ever into the music himself but it made him a few bob. I could never warm to the man but RIP anyways.He certainly did a lot more for music than somebody like Cowell will ever do. RIP.
D'oh, Why Do My Actions Have To Have Consequences?
He was the Man You Couldn't Insult: everything you could say about him would be true.
Same for the good stuff, too.
He was one of the architects of my adolescent mindspace, and that alone is enough for me to be sad to see him go...
always liked this track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2Drw...eature=related
liked his motto;
would rather be flamboyant and fail than benign and succeed.
The Strat wrote:Sheva wrote:Well Cowell has certainly done nothing for the advancement for music but I'm sorry McLaren is just as guilty. But I admire his honesty - it was a swindle.He certainly did a lot more for music than somebody like Cowell will ever do. RIP.
Chancer he certainly was - RIP.the amount of quality music that came outbecause ofthe pistols is massive.
whereas cowell just feeds people utter toss.