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These bands have lost multiple band members as a result of everything from fatal accidents to overdoses… to egos. Other bands might have folded – never to release another album. However, these 10 bands rocked on: The order is based on the number of certified albums sold and notoriety of the band with and without [...]
Posted by William O'Dell on Friday, March 30, 2012 at 12:01 am
Filed under Music, People · Tagged AC/DC, Ace Frehley, Alec John Such, Angus Young, Anthony Kiedis, Arik Marshall, axl rose, bassist, Bernie Leadon, Bill Wyman, bon jovi, Bon Scott, Brian Johnson, Brian Jones, Bruce Kulick, Bumblefoot, Chad Smith, Charlie Watts, Chris Evans, Chris Pitman, Chris Slade, Chuck Leavell, Cliff Burton, Cliff Martinez, Dave Mustaine, dave navarro, Dave Sabo, David Bryan, David Gilmour, david lee roth, DeWayne McKnight, Dick Taylor, Dizzy Reed, Don Felder, Don Henley, Duff McKagan, Eagles, Eddie Van Halen, Eric Carr, Eric Singer, Flea, Floyd One, Frank Ferrer, Gary Cherone, Gene Simmons, Glenn Frey, guitarist, Guns n Roses, hair metal, Hillel Slovak, Hugh McDonald, Ian Stewart, Izzy Stradlin, Jack Irons, Jack Sherman, James Hetfield, Jason Newsted, Jesse Tobias, Joe Walsh, JOhn Frusciante, jon bon jovi, Josh Klinghoffer, Keith Richards, Kirk Hammett, kiss, Lars Ulrich, lead guitarist, Lead guitarists, Linda Ronstadt, longest serving drummer, Malcolm Young, Mark St. John, metal thrashheads, metallica, mick jagger, Mick Taylor, Nick Mason, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, Phil Rudd, pink floyd, Randy Meisner, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Richard Fortus, Richard Wright, Richie Sambora, Rob Trujillo, Roger Waters, Ron McGovney, Ronnie Wood, Sammy Hagar, session bassist, Simon Wright, Slash, Steven Adler, Syd Barrett, Tico Torres, Timothy Schmit, Tommy Stinson, Tommy Thayer, Tony Chapman, United States, Van Hagar, van halen, Van Roth, Vinnie Vincent
While some celebrities and artists embrace the attention their fame brings them, others shy away from the spotlight and choose to lead lives of solitude away from the constant examination of the press. Ironically, this often only inspires an evidaen more cultist devotion from their fans, and encourages the media to speculate about their whereabouts [...]
Posted by Evan Andrews on Friday, December 4, 2009 at 12:15 am
Filed under Art, Literature, People · Tagged 2001: A Space Odyssey, artists, Bill Watterson, Books, catcher in the rye, Clockwork Orange, Controversial, Cormac McCarthy, emily dickinson, greta garbo, Harper Lee, J.D. Salinger, Literature, pink floyd, recluse, reclusive, reclusive artists, salinger, stanley kubrick, Syd Barrett, Terrence Malick, Thomas Pynchon, To Kill a Mockingbird, top 10 reclusive artists
