By Joel Hess –
So another Rock ‘n’ Roll icon, if there ever was one, has died. David Bowie. He was more than a Rock ‘n’ Roll superstar. He was bigger than that. He was an entertainer on a Wagnerian scale. Even his name was the product of his desire to create and entertain.
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By Joel Hess “In the beginning was the word and the word was God and the word was […]
For starters the “X” in Xmas is not some sort of secular propaganda to destroy your Christmas celebration. […]
