RIP Glenn Frey...

Another legend is no more:

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/glenn-frey-eagles-guitarist-dead-at-67-20160118

RIP Glenn…

He checked out of the Hotel, but his legacy will never leave.

RIP Glenn

Another one, yeah, what a legacy :frowning: .

On dear, there seems to be one going almost every day at the moment.

This mortal coil.

RIP.

There’s going to be one heck of a gig in the sky…

Who would be the king there? Elvis? John Lennon? Beethoven? Robert Fripp :open_mouth: ?

Good line :slight_smile:

Uhm… as far as I know Robert Fripp is still alive and well… :astonished:

Age 69, according to the above… :sunglasses:

The Court of the Crimson King!

no Kings, just universal energy, compositions beyond your wildest dreams… :sunglasses:

:wink:

I just had to! Glenn wont mind. :sunglasses:


The dance of the puppets
The rusted chains of prison moons
Are shattered by the sun
I walk a road, horizons change
The tournament’s begun

The purple piper plays his tune
The choir softly sing
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
For the court of the Crimson King

The keeper of the city keys
Put shutters on the dreams
I wait outside the pilgrim’s door
With insufficient schemes

The black queen chants, the funeral march
The cracked brass bells will ring
To summon back the fire witch
To the court of the Crimson King

The gardener plants an evergreen
Whilst trampling on a flower
I chase the wind of a prism ship
To taste the sweet and sour

The pattern juggler lifts his hand
The orchestra begin
As slowly turns the grinding wheel
In the court of the Crimson King

On soft gray mornings widows cry
The wise men share a joke
I run to grasp divining signs
To satisfy the hoax

The yellow jester does not play
But gently pulls the strings
And smiles as the puppets dance
In the court of the Crimson King

Songwriters
FRIPP, ROBERT / GILES, MICHAEL REX / LAKE, GREG / MCDONALD, IAN / SINFIELD, PETER JOHN

nice ^.

I’m partial to cat food.

That’s a long way from ‘wopbopaloobop alopbamboom’, which is of course the most important phrase ever uttered in the English language.