Who is your favourite artist with a hat?

You are the only member who can pull this thread off ROTF!



My choice is going to rock you ...

ROTF.
I see you have a "strange" location.

Does a wig count as a hat ?

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Originally posted by munch:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:


Great band, My son has just got into there dvds.

I though they were Batts rather than Hats

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ROTF.
I see you have a "strange" location.

Hi Gianluigi

This link should explain

She stayed with me until,
She moved to Notting Hill,
She said it was the place she needs to be,
Where the cocaine is fair-trade,
and frequently displayed,
is the Buena Vista Social Club CD,

I thought you'd be back in three weeks,
and we'd go wandering in the peaks,
sojourn in my uncle Joe's ashram,
And when you're in Matlock Bath,
You dont need Sylvia Plath,
Not while we've got mrs. Gibsons jam,
Alas I'm brooding along by the runnel,
while she's in Capri with her swain,
and the light at the end of the tunnel.
Is the light of an oncoming train.

The Light At The End Of The Tunnel supposedly appears when crossing the threshold from life to death.

Notting Hill is in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London, between Shepherd's Bush and Paddington, famous for the Carnival and the Hugh Grant/Julia Roberts film. Dwellings are a bit out of my price range.

Buena Vista Social Club see above.

Peaks Peak District, roughly between Manchester and Sheffield.

Ashram A religious/spiritual retreat, derived from the Sanskrit word 'asrama'.

Matlock Bath on the south edge of the Peak District, where HMHB played a gig in 2000 and again the following year.

Sylvia Plath American writer born of German immigrant parents in 1932, whose best-known poems are noted for their personal imagery and intense focus. Tried to kill herself with sleeping pills after a mental breakdown in 1953, and later documented this period of her life in The Bell Jar. After recovery, she won a Fulbright scholarship to study at Cambridge (England) in 1955; the following year she married Ted Hughes, with whom she had two children. Her first book of poems, The Colossus (1960), demonstrated her precocious talent, but was far more conventional than the work that followed. Her marriage to Ted Hughes fell apart, and by 1963, she was living in a London flat, ill with flu and low on money. The hardness of her life seemed to increase her need to write, sometimes finishing a poem a day, the theme of death and psychic pain prevalent. On February 11, she killed herself with cooking gas. Only after her death was her reputation as a major poet formed, on the publishing of these last works (Ariel, Crossing the Water, and Winter Trees).

Runnel A small stream.

Capri The Blue Island, to the South of the Bay of Naples in Italy. Hotels not cheap.

Swain = a country lad.

ATB Rotf

HMHB!
Sorry ROTF.
Seriously thought you were in trouble.

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
HMHB!
Sorry ROTF.
Seriously thought you were in trouble.

Thanks Gianluigi

I feel fine

ATB Rotf

Another hatter

Dion Dimucci

Frank's hat

Lester Young or Gunther Von Hagens

Tres hombres in hats - should be top hats, of course.

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Originally posted by munch:
Rotf,
I thought you might of found a K.C.Jones

Skeleton in a hat singing about Casey Jones

A comedy Country & Western act?

Pete borrowed Paul's hat

SJB

No no no not another picture of that bloody hat!!!

Mine is :-

Hat and SG!