The world was sent reeling March 25th, with the death of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. He had become a seminal part of Dave Grohl’s self-declared rock and roll machine. At age 50, it was a shock to see a man so vibrant and on top of his game lose to what appears to have been a substance battle.
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Posted in Canadian Music, music, Opinion, Review with tags Alanis Morissette, Alexis Lynn, Alyssa Reid, Angelique Francis, AUS!Funkt, Bob Segarini, Bonnie Raitt, Brothers Landreth, Bryan Adams, Canadian Music, Carolyn Fe, Catherine MacLellan, Chin Injeti, DBAWIS, Doc Filo, Don’t Believe A Word I Say, Foo Fighters, Foreman & Co, Frances Hope, Get Seen Graphics, GWNtertainment, Hogtown Allstars, HOROJO Trio, Hugh Syme, Iman Wamboi, Jaimie Vernon, Jay Slay, Laurie Biagini, Marion Brunelle, Mary Lou Sicoly, Matt Zaddy, MC Pipo, One Ugly Cowboy, Peter Goddard, Ron Kalmakoff, Rush, Sarah Tolle, Sass Jordan, Scarlett Darling, Son of James, Taylor Hawkins, Taze Kozak, The Royaies, Tom Wilson, Tomcattt, Velvet Soviet, Weber Brothers on May 9, 2022 by segariniBob, Goddard, and Cosford Explain The Iceman – The Myth, The Legend, and The Bar Tab
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Bob Segarini, Cherry Cola's, CHUM FM, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, music, Peter Goddard, Q107, radio, Records, The Iceman, The Toronto Star, Toronto, Warren Cosford on April 5, 2019 by segariniI was going to write about the psychological impact of current pop music on housecats compared to the physical impact of dropping an armful of classic rock vinyl on them, when The Universe (in its mysterious and drug-addled randomness) conspired to intercede because (apparently) it was bored and felt like fucking with me.