The Last Bass Outpost
Main Forums => The Outpost Cafe => Topic started by: Aussie Mark on February 15, 2011, 08:55:52 PM
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/entertainment/sydney-confidential/a-hugh-night-out-with-george-michael/story-e6frewz0-1226006559092
"It was amazing to meet a music legend like George Michael," was all that Sheridan revealed to Confidential about the meeting yesterday.
It is understood Sheridan was introduced to Michael by Hemmes who, ever the gracious host, kept the boys well-lubricated throughout the night.
Bwahahahahahaahahaha!!!!!!
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I thought maybe he got nicked in a public toilet again but that quote is even better...
:mrgreen:
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Once again we need a Facepalm smiley :rolleyes:
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Looking at the pics, I'm pretty darn sure his friends had the lubrication already with them. :-X
But then again it's a common thing among Greeks. I hear. Perhaps our local fruit vendor would like to insert something here?
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I'd imagine that the last thing you ever want to hear is George Michael shouting "Wham!" from behind you...
Watch your 6.
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He's a great singer. Unfortunately, his choice of material is often as questionable as the venues he frequents for non-musical recreation. You can be gay and keep your sexlife out of the dailies, just look at Sir Elton.
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He's a great singer. Unfortunately, his choice of material is often as questionable as the venues he frequents for non-musical recreation. You can be gay and keep your sexlife out of the dailies, just look at Sir Elton.
This is true Uwe. George Michael may have been the victim of a careless whisper whilst in Australia. He could use a father figure to point him in the proper direction. You should ring him up and tell him "I'm Your Man." If you decide to visit him be sure to wake him up before you go, go and have faith that he'll be waiting for you at the airport. :rimshot:
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He's a great singer. Unfortunately, his choice of material is often as questionable as the venues he frequents for non-musical recreation. You can be gay and keep your sexlife out of the dailies, just look at Sir Elton.
Or dare I say Sir Cliff? A perfect example what you suggest if ever there was one.
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This is true Uwe. George Michael may have been the victim of a careless whisper whilst in Australia. He could use a father figure to point him in the proper direction. You should ring him up and tell him "I'm Your Man." If you decide to visit him be sure to wake him up before you go, go and have faith that he'll be waiting for you at the airport. :rimshot:
And he's never gonna dance again. After those toilet arrests. Guilty feet (and other organs) have got no rhythm.
Actually, back then I thought that accusations smelled fabricated and homophobic (how many hetero couples get arrested for sex in public toilets?). Frankly, I don't believe that George (Michael) "molests" anyone in public toilets who does not want him to do just that. I can envisage more romantic and scentwise more pleasant places, yes, but its no area for police investigations. In this day and age.
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This is true Uwe. George Michael may have been the victim of a careless whisper whilst in Australia. He could use a father figure to point him in the proper direction. You should ring him up and tell him "I'm Your Man." If you decide to visit him be sure to wake him up before you go, go and have faith that he'll be waiting for you at the airport. :rimshot:
DAMN! That is one impressive quote! Are you intimate with his. . . . . music?
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DAMN! That is one impressive quote! Are you intimate with his. . . . . music?
Actually I was into Deon Estus. A very funky bassist who played with (not that way :gay:) Mr. Michael during Wham! and on his subsequent solo work. I first heard of him through Brainstorm.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JlE74_oTBw&feature=related
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He should have joined Queen (no pun intended). He's one of the few singers who can almost match Freddie Mercury's bombast and range. The tracks he did with them for the memorial concert are stellar, far superior to anything Paul Rodgers can muster.
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He should have joined Queen (no pun intended). He's one of the few singers who can almost match Freddie Mercury's bombast and range. The tracks he did with them for the memorial concert are stellar, far superior to anything Paul Rodgers can muster.
I'm a huge Paul Rogers fan but I was also at Wembly for the Queen memorial to Freddie concert and I have to agree. GM nailed it (no pun intended unless you think it fits :sad:) big time. He was so far superior to all the other vocalists that day. I was amazed that a guy who can sing that good bothers at all with the (mostly) tripe that he has released.
On the other hand. No one should ever have to listen to what Annie Lennox did at that show with out a good understanding of how to operate autotune. :puke:
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He should have joined Queen (no pun intended). He's one of the few singers who can almost match Freddie Mercury's bombast and range. The tracks he did with them for the memorial concert are stellar, far superior to anything Paul Rodgers can muster.
How he creamed (pun intended?) everyone into the ground vocally on that day is firmly embedded in public memory. He felt that song.
The album Rick Rubin will do with him ten years from now will be brilliant.
Paul Rodgers was as good a fit in (the remnants of) Queen as Simon Kirke would have been in Return to Forever or Mick Ralphs in the Mahavishnu Orchestra.
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I thought he'd gone into real-estate or something to do with cottages...?
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AARGH!! dont remind me about Return to Forever. They played here the other night and my name plus one was on the door list but I couldn't go because I had to be up at 4am to cook dog food. :P :sad:
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Is anyone else too frightened to hit the "Go Down" button on a thread about George Michael?
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What happened to his teeth?