not NW but still sad...

[ben_at_work]

I know he wasn't NW but it's still sad http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/Music/0 ... index.html

I think I had a record of theirs way back when.

[buffalochipz]

My best friend in the sixth grade wore a Molly Hatchet t-shirt to school one day. The other kids poked so much fun at him cuz he wore a girls name on his shirt that he never wore it again. I guess it didn't matter that the name Molly Hatchet also appear

[Hondo]

[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>I loved Flirtin' With Disaster! Great vocals on that! 53... too young.
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[2Nu]

Sorry but I also have to digress musically to pay respects to this in memoriam tribute.
It gives me pause to reflect on my LI high school days ('78-'81) when Molly Hatchet represented a genre of rock music that I remember with both fondness and derision.

[2Nu]

[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>Your description of the muscle cars and burnout crowd is great! Ahhh the styles, cliques, g

[xtc-1957]

Sad news. [:(] I liked MH.

53?! Sheesh. Way too young.

[mygreen]

It just goes to show that you need to watch your health. 53 is way to young especially having diabetes. I was never a real big fan of MH but Flirtin with Disaster was pretty cool.

[bpdp3]

Yes, this is sad - I'm not a fan of the band typically, but the 'Flirtin with disaster' lp reminds me of that age,my friends playing it constantly and I hated it(while I played XTC and Devo)... but now I listen to my $1 used copy of that lp with a fondnes

[ben_at_work]

[quote][i]Originally posted by bpdp3[/i]
<br>Yes, this is sad - I'm not a fan of the band typically, but the 'Flirtin with disaster' lp rem