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Ike Turner dead at 76
![]() SAN DIEGO - Ike Turner, whose role as one of rock's critical architects was overshadowed by his ogrelike image as the man who brutally abused former wife and icon Tina Turner, died Wednesday at his home in suburban San Diego. He was 76. "He did pass away this morning" at his home in San Marcos, in northern San Diego County, said Scott M. Hanover of Thrill Entertainment Group, which managed Turner's musical career. There was no immediate word on the cause of death. |
i've had a bad case of hiccups for a few hours now. when my roommate texted me and told me about it, the hiccups went away.
now that it's started to sink in, though, the hiccups are back. |
WHAT? WHAT?
god damnit. |
the price of cocaine just fell 7%
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its ok to be a wife beater if you make good music?
good riddance. |
That photo you posted doesn't portray Ike for what he really was.
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did being a junkie piece of shit detract from kurt being a horribly influential figure in rock music?
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yes
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tell that to the world, then.
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To be honest, I thought he was dead already. Either way he was a cunt, albeit a talented one.
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You're comparing self-inflicting heroin abuse to beating your wife? |
not quite. just saying that there are plenty great artists in recent memory who each had their fuck ups (physical, mental, emotional, or whatever) and still get incredible recognition for their catalogues.
look at mariah carey, for example. |
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oh damn ps, heroin & wife beating are INCOMPARABLE. |
regardless of beating tina "what's love got to do with it" turner, dude practically invented rock n' roll, so most bands wouldn't have happened without this great talented man.
show some respect. |
he is the best thing ever to come out of my old stomping grounds. well chuck berry is pretty badass too.
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he made good music. I judge not his life. he was not very happy the last decades of his life. we experience our heavens and hells here on Earth and his life was his hell for the longest time. the man could make some fucking MUSIC though man.
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yeah, like build HUGE press about that and not only driving one of the most awful songs in the history of the world to the top of the charts but also get a propagandistic movie to make you even more money. |
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Beating your wife. I have nothing against Ike Turner, I just didn't like the comparison. |
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there really wasn't much of a comparison, to begin with, though. |
If not for Ike & Tina there may never have been Whitney & Bobby...or was that Sid & Nancy? I need time to reflect, sorry.
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i could do without sid & nancy. whitney made "i wanna dance with somebody" and bobby made "my prerogative." they and their crackish behavior are both okay in my book.
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Ike & Tina Turner
http://youtube.com/watch?v=SI1EN6GCGc0 Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm playing ROCKET 88 (quite possibly the first rock song ever.) first recorded at Sam Phillips' recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee, on 3 or 5 March (accounts differ) 1951. The song was put together by Ike Turner and his band in rehearsals at the Riverside Hotel in Clarksdale, Mississippi, and recorded by Turner's Kings of Rhythm.. http://youtube.com/watch?v=SI1EN6GCGc0 NINETEEN FIFTY FUCKING ONE, PEOPLE! respect is due. his personal demons are/were, like everyone's, for him to live with. |
tina turner sure was hot back in the 70's.
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duh.
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I had no idea he was 76.
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