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6 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Prince was pushing 60 @ 57 years.  That ain't "young".  IMO "young" is under 39... Even that is pushing.  I say 20s.

 

57?  LMAO.

Hank Williams... Classic.  29.

 

57 is well short of the average life expectancy but to each their own

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7 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Prince was pushing 60 @ 57 years.  That ain't "young".  IMO "young" is under 39... Even that is pushing.  I say 20s.

 

57?  LMAO.

Hank Williams... Classic.  29.

 

1 hour ago, BuffaloBill said:

 

57 is well short of the average life expectancy but to each their own

 

Exactly what BuffaloBill said .... it's more of a "too young to die," categorization than it is trying to define, "young."  But you knew that, Exiled.

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8 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Prince was pushing 60 @ 57 years.  That ain't "young".  IMO "young" is under 39... Even that is pushing.  I say 20s.

 

57?  LMAO.

Hank Williams... Classic.  29.

 

 

Prince and Rick James, a lot in common.

 

Another eerie parallel is Vida Blue and Dwight Gooden, right down to the stats...

 

 

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On ‎5‎/‎28‎/‎2019 at 10:24 AM, The Poojer said:

I know it's no where close to what it used to be, but Dead & Company have been awesome these past few years, each tour they open up the catalog a bit more and they meld a lot more.  It's nice to have the music still out there on stage.

 

I don't like them at this point. Imo Maher isn't like listening to the Dead. I think that Furthur was great with John Kadlecik. He still plays with Fellowship of the Wing with Jeff Chementi.

My only complaint with Furthur was that they were letting Lesh sing (he even was singing "Eyes of the World") and he was awful. The man couldn't sing live 40 years ago.

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12 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:

I don't like them at this point. Imo Maher isn't like listening to the Dead. I think that Furthur was great with John Kadlecik. He still plays with Fellowship of the Wing with Jeff Chementi.

My only complaint with Furthur was that they were letting Lesh sing (he even was singing "Eyes of the World") and he was awful. The man couldn't sing live 40 years ago.

 

i read Iron Maiden and Fuhrer in a quick glance there, and Havlicek...

 

You can't replace Jerry, but sounds like its good to hear the songs live again.  Take it for what it is worth, i see Saratoga next month......

 

 

Wait....what??  nobody was suggesting Jerry went too early, he didn't outlive Keef and the proverbial cockroach, but give him a break...  :D

 

 

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6 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

 

Exactly what BuffaloBill said .... it's more of a "too young to die," categorization than it is trying to define, "young."  But you knew that, Exiled.

No.  57 is "old."

 

LoL..  Really.  Most will be dead in under 20 years.  That's old.  Past mid-life, how is that young or too young to die? I guess 80 is too young to die.

 

My God... Deal with aging and do it gracefully.  Accept what "old" means.

 

We are in for it with the "Me" (Boomers) generation and their "Echoes" (Millennials). /smh... 

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4 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

No.  57 is "old."

 

LoL..  Really.  Most will be dead in under 20 years.  That's old.  Past mid-life, how is that young or too young to die? I guess 80 is too young to die.

 

My God... Deal with aging and do it gracefully.  Accept what "old" means.

 

We are in for it with the "Me" (Boomers) generation and their "Echoes" (Millennials). /smh... 

 

You're being silly.

 

You know who thinks 57 is old?  Children.  Very young children.

 

Just because someone's lived over half of what they will end up living, that doesn't mean they're old.  It means they're not young.  But 57, in every rational adult's eyes, is too young to die.

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8 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

You're being silly.

 

You know who thinks 57 is old?  Children.  Very young children.

 

Just because someone's lived over half of what they will end up living, that doesn't mean they're old.  It means they're not young.  But 57, in every rational adult's eyes, is too young to die.

Huh.  My Children are 21 and 17.  57 is ancient.  My 31 old nephew thinks 51 (my age is ancient)... I think my neighbor @ 71 is ancient!  She was 20 when I was born... 1968.  So much changed in the country and world in those 20 years.

 

Both my children born in the internet world.  I am ancient!  You're a few years younger... You're ancient.

 57 is: OLD.

 

My Mother died @ 58.  Maybe before her time.  But not young. She was old.

That was 20 years ago.  (My Mother) was born in 1940 for Christ's sake.  Before WWII.

Or at BEFORE the US entered. My Father 1936.

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I want to start a thread Entertainers That Didn't Die Young Enough.

 

Yeah I'm in that kind of a mood today.  

16 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

No.  57 is "old."

 

LoL..  Really.  Most will be dead in under 20 years.  That's old.  Past mid-life, how is that young or too young to die? I guess 80 is too young to die.

 

My God... Deal with aging and do it gracefully.  Accept what "old" means.

 

We are in for it with the "Me" (Boomers) generation and their "Echoes" (Millennials). /smh... 

 

Old is a relative term.  The word is older.  I'm 58 and in the best shape of my life and don't consider myself old. 

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15 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

I want to start a thread Entertainers That Didn't Die Young Enough.

 

Yeah I'm in that kind of a mood today.  

 

Old is a relative term.  The word is older.  I'm 58 and in the best shape of my life and don't consider myself old. 

Trust me, you are more fragile... Closer to the edge.  I am only 7 eye blink years behind you.

 

LMAO... Take care of yourself at a younger age and you would have been doing circles around your ancient 58 year OLD azz!

 

I don't jump off cliffs anymore with my son skiing... Because: I am freaking 51!!!! Yeah, lost a little weight, better "shape" now than in my late 40s... But not 30s & 20s. I would do circles around my life today @ 51 when I was 31... And I have had an easy life.

 

Clint was 43 when he made this:

 

 

I am more fragile.  One eff-up away from longer healing.

 

Sorry... This hurts people's feelings.  The title of this thread is: "Entertainers who died YOUNG."  57 ain't dying young.  LMAO. Maybe it's dying like they "feel" young... Crap, I will be 94 and still may feel young.  Ha! 

 

 

I will kick off Chef's thread:

Prince didn't die young 

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29 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

I want to start a thread Entertainers That Didn't Die Young Enough.

 

Yeah I'm in that kind of a mood today.  

 

Old is a relative term.  The word is older.  I'm 58 and in the best shape of my life and don't consider myself old. 

 

my 40s and 50s have been ten times better than my 20s

 

maybe the dispute is about the word "entertainers" and i never found Prince to be entertaining

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Young ENOUGH.  Meaning "shut up and just ***** die already!!"

 

Are former entertainers-turned-politicians eligible for this?

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6 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Young ENOUGH.  Meaning "shut up and just ***** die already!!"

I am trying.

 

I say to my family all the time when I am in their way: "I will get out of your hair."

 

My wife replies back: "And... My hair thanks you!"

Just now, Gugny said:

 

Are former entertainers-turned-politicians eligible for this?

Yes. LoL...

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