Alexander

He did not choke on his own vomit and so do many websites in your search "After years of illicit drug taking it's ironic that the prescription drug Heminevrin, prescribed to wean Keith off alcohol, would be the drug that killed him. A post mortem confirmed there were 32 tablets in his system at the time, 26 of which were undissolved. The conspiracy theorists tell us that he was too experienced a drug user to have accidentally overdosed, that his death was in fact a suicide. Some, including John Entwistle, believe Moon choked to death, that his muscles were just too relaxed to vomit"

Heaven and hell - live at leeds Won't get fooled again Bargain Young man blues (live) the real me bell boy

Kubrick Strangelove and 2001 are two of the best movies ever

Nearly everyone in my class says so But then I may have gone on about them too much

Queen

If I knew, I'd write one

Who's next - The Who Dark Side.. - Pink Floyd A day at the opera - queen Does anybody else have a sort of unchronological timeline about music? I look at the dates and find it strange that Keith Moon died before AC/DC released Back in Black, or that LZ 4 was released before Dark Side of the Moon I know it doesn't make sense

http://music.channel.aol.com/live_8_concert/london_philly_toronto.adp http://music.channel.aol.com/live_8_concert/highlights/turbo.adp

He actually built his guitar at the age of 16 abd is still using it

I think that that world sounds dreadfully boring with nothing to do all day.

Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen doesn't really make me cry, but it is still very depressing and sad

Morrissey Bob Dylan How about Mark Knopfler? I quite einjoy his descriptions and his storytelling

No, I've never had the Beatles, only Snoopy

I have listened to it a minute ago... and I like it

Why?

Spinal Tap! The Shining Full Metal Jacket Das Boot Rain Man

Jay! Maybe I'll go to a concert in Germany

White Stripes, The Hives, Coldplay, The Libertines

Actually, the 2 LW planes strafing the beaches is very accurate. Obstlt. Josef "Pips" Priller and his wingman from JG26 were the only 2 pilots to attack the allies on D-Day. Priller commentated it over the Radio sarcasticly: "This is the greatest day of the Luftwaffe"

Goodies? I think that's the song I hate the most at the moment, those weirde high notes are an absolute nerve-killer

Tyrannosaurus Hives - The Hives

I really like Trading Places, Eddie Murphy and Dan Akroyd are great

Did Dick Dale record 2 different versions of Misirlou? Cuz I have the one on Pulp Fiction and another one from the Itunes Store and they sound different

Presents for Nikolaus AC/DC - Back in Black Morrissey You are the Quarry

I have maybe 15 Albums, but hardly any (Classic) Rock All of that is on my PC, because I borrowed all the stuff from my friends' parents I pick my songs randomly or according to mood