What dead celebrity do you still wish was alive the most?

the bolt

phillo
hendrix
j cash

Solnskaya

Rod Hull, it's just not the same without that crazy emu. He shoulda got Sky, we could still be enjoying his madcap antics.

Lady Chatterton

Frank Sinatra
Johnny Cash
Jim Morrison
Phil Lynott
Rory Gallagher

Ally Dick

PK2008 wrote: »

The guy who did Lionel Hutz's voice

His wife shot him

Ridiculous

Phil Hartman ? I remember him mostly for this insane Pot Noodle advert

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs0WCUZqoJg

si_guru

Solnskaya wrote: »

Rod Hull, it's just not the same without that crazy emu. He shoulda got Sky, we could still be enjoying his madcap antics.

What's got 4 legs and hisses.....?









Rod Hulls TV.

Ally Dick

I miss Elliott Smith. I'd love to hear just one more beautiful sad ballad

annascott

CorkMan wrote: »

What is this "27 club"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/27_Club

The_Thing

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Adolf Hitler

+1

Would love to see him host a chat show, the studio could be a replica of his bunker.

Magic Beans

Col. Saunders.

annascott

Michael Hutchence

-Kenny-

Heath Ledger

bnt

Another vote for Bill Hicks here. I sorely miss what he might have said about the Republicans in the USA in the last decade: G.W. Bush, Cheney, McCain, Palin, Bachmann, and so on.

silvervixen84

River Phoenix

gobythewall

JD Sallinger. I know he would either refuse to speak or to agree with me. But still...

holystungun9

superstoner90 wrote: »

JESUS

Nice first post!

MsJenjers

Bob Marley
Bach

Ruu_Old

electrobanana wrote: »

Maude flander's

Maude Flanders what?

Humphrey Bogart.

adamski8

wilson

Cee-Jay-Cee

Ryan Tubrididdy.

admiralofthefleet

Agricola wrote: »

Oliver Reed. Not really for his acting, but his chatshow appearances. Id love to see him on Turgidy's late late!

did you see him on the word years ago. total legend

staker

Bobby Robson
Dermot Morgan

--LOS--

Kurt Cobain
would he still be hot?
would he still be making good music?

Red Hand

Kurt for me as well.

Kurt wouldn't have sold out.

/frowns at Chris Cornell.

ColeTrain

Gary Coleman. He could have been a lot bigger.

Naomi00

annascott wrote: »

Amy Winehouse and the rest of the '27' club

Lol, the '27 club' is for influencial rock musicians, who changed music (Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain) not pop singers. She's not even in the same league as them, it's stupid tabloids that put her in the same catagory :rolleyes:.


My list would be; Rory Gallagher, Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Phil Lynott.

Not Kurt Cobain (even though I like Nirvana) because if he was still alive Dave Grohl wouldn't have made Foo Fighters..

George Carlin or John Lennon

Naomi00

electrobanana wrote: »

Maude flander's

This too.

Deemaxxi

Guy Fawkes.

Just before Judas TonyB-liar had chance to ruin Britain.

The_Kew_Tour

JR

holystungun9

Hemingway. Hard not to like him. He probably was a dick though.

Turtyturd

Darth Vader.

Chuck Stone

Shergar.

Solnskaya

holystungun9 wrote: »

Hemingway. Hard not to like him. He probably was a dick though.

all the girls like a hard dick, in fairness. I miss Twink, she was a great gal, contributed a lot, yeah, you know how it is, I also miss (insert cool dead persons name), they just soo got how I feel.

ColeTrain

Chuck Stone wrote: »

Shergar.

Rumours he was at the Galway Races today but it might have been 2pac.

Blondini

Jeremy Beadle because he was dealt a **** hand in life..

soyawhatsup

Omar Devone Little.

EarlERizer

:eek: Celebrities DIE?!? ....like real people? .......jeez,all this time I just thought they disappeared up their own arse$

Leave them all to rot in peace! there's a few who should be going into the light by now!

Im Only 71Kg

miles davis...that cat was cool.

Da Shins Kelly

Naomi00 wrote: »

Lol, the '27 club' is for influencial rock musicians, who changed music (Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain) not pop singers. She's not even in the same league as them, it's stupid tabloids that put her in the same catagory :rolleyes:.


My list would be; Rory Gallagher, Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Phil Lynott.

Not Kurt Cobain (even though I like Nirvana) because if he was still alive Dave Grohl wouldn't have made Foo Fighters..

She was a musician. She wrote her own music, as well as singing it (and had a great voice at that). And in fairness, she at least sang with a bit of heart which is good to see in a music industry that seems to lack that these days. She's not a mere pop singer (anyway, what's the shame in that term? The Beatles were pop, ffs) either, she was a songwriter too and I'd be more inclined to define her music as soul. I actually think it's a damn shame she died, she had a lot of potential. Rock music elitists...:rolleyes:

Gotta laugh too at the scoffing at Amy Winehouse, who actually had a lot of talent, and then expressing regret at the fact that someone like Marilyn Monroe is dead. If anyone was the epitome of overrated and given more credit than was appropriate, it was her. If she was alive today, she'd be what a lot of people despise - marginally talented, ditzy woman who earns her fame through mere sex appeal and pretending to be stupid.

Never understood people's obsession with Monroe. She embodied the idea of being famous for no legitimate reason.

On topic, I'd have to agree with Bill Hicks. He had a lot to say when he was alive, and I'd love to have heard what he'd have to say today.

holystungun9

Blondini wrote: »

Jeremy Beadle because he was dealt a **** hand in life..

just wikied him to find out what you meant. I didn't know he was dead but I out of Europe during the time of his death. I also never ever noticed his hand at all. I loved his shows when i was younger.

Daylight55

Elvis man.

Ann22

Kenny Everett, Dermot Morgan and John Candy...RIP. Three loveable men:(.

dolores82

Michael Jackson

DEFTLEFTHAND

Mitch Hedberg.

roy rodgers

micko dywer

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Da Shins Kelly wrote: »

She was a musician. She wrote her own music, as well as singing it (and had a great voice at that). And in fairness, she at least sang with a bit of heart which is good to see in a music industry that seems to lack that these days. She's not a mere pop singer (anyway, what's the shame in that term? The Beatles were pop, ffs) either, she was a songwriter too and I'd be more inclined to define her music as soul. I actually think it's a damn shame she died, she had a lot of potential. Rock music elitists...:rolleyes:

Gotta laugh too at the scoffing at Amy Winehouse, who actually had a lot of talent, and then expressing regret at the fact that someone like Marilyn Monroe is dead. If anyone was the epitome of overrated and given more credit than was appropriate, it was her. If she was alive today, she'd be what a lot of people despise - marginally talented, ditzy woman who earns her fame through mere sex appeal and pretending to be stupid.

Never understood people's obsession with Monroe. She embodied the idea of being famous for no legitimate reason.

On topic, I'd have to agree with Bill Hicks. He had a lot to say when he was alive, and I'd love to have heard what he'd have to say today.

Did Mark Ronsen not write all of her music? And one of her biggest hits was a cover of a Zutons track. I dunno I found her music pretty uninspiring. At the least the rest had the tunes to back up their smack habits.

iamstop

Gil Scott Heron

UCD2010

Marlon Brando

Scorpion Sting

John Lennon

Angron

Peter Steele or Chuck Schuldiner. Chuck died age 34, Peter age 48.