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Ei mitään muttia, kaikki boikottiin saatana!!
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nostan vaihteeksi tän
gary numan ja john foxx
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tunteet elikkäs fiilikset, ne on aitoja, niistä kannattaa pitää kiinni
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nostan vaihteeksi tän
gary numan ja john foxx
linssiluteille

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ja Alan Partridgelle 
Jouko Piho wrote: Kirjoitan täällä mielelläni, koska täällä porukka on fiksua ja asiallista verrattuna PIFin väkeen, josta osa on aivan liian alatyylisiä ja räävittömiä pilkkaajia.
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aika rasittavan näköinen tuo taka-alalla oleva hikinen tuoppimies.
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hikinen tuoppimies vs. rento tuoppijäbä -photoshoppaus
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Artrocker Magazine with Gary and John Foxx on the cover - and an in-depth interview with the two of them together - is OUT TODAY!!
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Gary Numan: Ultravox were the blueprint for my early years
I was a big fan of John Foxx when he was with Ultravox in the late 70's. Ultravox were like the blueprint for what I was trying to do in my early years and John Foxx was my hero. I thought he was a fantastic, enigmatic front man. I really loved what he did. To see him still going strong today, and putting out great music is good to see. John was a true pioneer and seems as passionate today as he was then about his music. I have a huge amount of respect for him.

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Exile Extended 
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white boys and heroes, paras biisi ikinä 
saatto olla myös 30 vuotta sitten mut sou not, edelleen 
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#MINDBLOWN
voodoo jippu 
eiq people bez magic people
lol apua
ultravox

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gary numan levyostoksilla:
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tuli muuten mieleen, että eihän toi numan välttämättä niin nuorekas enää oo, kasvoistaanhan se on ihan ikäisensä (55?) näköinen, toi musta peruukki vaan hämää. tai kai sen on pakko olla peruukki, eikö sillä hiusraja alkanut paeta jo vuosi(kymmeni)a sitten? ![]()
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gary numan 60 v.

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ylös! niin semmosta vaan, että nykyään taidan olla sitä mieltä että paras levy on vuoden 1983 WARRIORS 
aina tykänny tosta bassottelusta ja biisit harvinaisen laadukkaita, ihan huippukiekko, sen jälkeen alkoikin alamäki, sininen tukka ja ihan pers'erkki 
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ylös! niin semmosta vaan, että nykyään taidan olla sitä mieltä että paras levy on vuoden 1983 WARRIORS
joku uusintapainoskin tainnut ilmestyä taannoin, mutta kun originaalikin löytyy + cd remasteri
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Karhut feissiin kuule tää on se reitti hä ...ja kerran eräs naarassusi melkein mun kengille kusi 

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Syntikkapopikoni Gary Numanista kertova dokumentti onnistuu pääsemään kalsean imagon läpi
tänään teemalla ja areenassa
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katsoin nyt sitten tuon resurrection-dokkarin, ihan mielenkiintoinen ja gary vaikutti yllättävänkin mukavalta kaverilta ja hauskaa kun kauniit tyttärensä olivat niin innoissaan isukin musiikkiurasta. enpä ole tajunnutkaan kuinka perhekeskeinen kaveri gary on, toisaalta kun en itse ole uraa seurannut käytännössä juuri lainkaan 80-luvun puolivälin jälkeen.
tämä biisi kolahti kyllä ja tämähän kuulemma oli jonkinlainen käännekohta, vaimo oli toipumassa vakavasta masennuksesta kun taas sama iski garyyn ja ero oli lähellä, mutta tätä biisiä tehdessään gary tajusikin että on tekemässä suuren virheen ja ovat sittemmin olleet onnellisesti yhdessä 
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gary perheineen suomessa! tosin vain lomailemassa lapissa

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garyn raven-tyttären ensisinkku julkaistiin tänään:
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Music legend Gary Numan breaks down on stage after 'worst news ever' 
The 67-year-old was midway through his song Please Push No More, which was in the middle of his set on Saturday (15 November), when he became distressed. His wife, Gemma, had to rush out on stage to comfort him, as Gary explained he's received the "worst news ever" that morning.
He explained that he would share what the news was in a few days, when he had properly processed it.
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The last two days have been the hardest of my life. There have been some mentions recently about me breaking down on stage in Birmingham and Bristol. This is why.
My brother John died suddenly in the early hours of Saturday morning in Leeds, he was just 60 years old. He had spent the evening with me at my Telekon show, catching up, swapping stories, telling me about his newly found love of reading. We talked about authors, music, the loves of our lives, children, our Dad, steam trains, aeroplanes, accidents, friends, enemies, just as much as we could squeeze in in the time we had. We were just enjoying being together again as we see each other so rarely these days. We talked for hours before and after the show but, eventually, I had to leave as we had another show in Birmingham later that night. I hugged him at the door of our tour bus, I think it was about 12:20am, asked him how far he had to walk to get to his car (I always worried about him walking the streets at night), it was not far apparently, we said goodbye and I watched him walk away. Sadly he never made it to his car, betrayed by his own heart.
I had no idea something had happened to him, and that it had happened so close to where we were, until later that morning when my Dad called with the terrible news. It will haunt me forever that we may have driven off not knowing he was lying in a rainy street just yards away. Luckily a kind person saw him and called an ambulance, but it was too late.
This is not a tribute to John, I can barely think straight enough to find the words for this let alone a fitting and deserving tribute to someone I loved more than the world, those words will come in time. This is simply to explain why I’ve been struggling on stage.
We are continuing with the tour because my Dad thinks I should, because John’s lovely wife said John would want me to. I have no capacity at the moment to make decisions of any kind. I’m drifting, broken, shell shocked, just watching one foot fall in front of the other. The emotion overwhelms and then backs away, it screams and then whispers. This is the worst moment of my life and I have no idea what to do, other than to continue doing the only thing I know how to do, the thing John was always so proud of. He loved Telekon. He was only 15 when I made it. So this tour is no longer a celebration of an album, it’s a tribute to John, my brother, the best brother a man could ever have.

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