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In response to "belushi for sure would have been cancelled. -- nm" by judge amanda jones

Lennon definitely. Belushi really, really wanted to be known as a serious actor and would have turned down lots of rolls and harming his career -- nm*

Posted by decline (aka Decline) Oct 31 '22, 11:19

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Lennon definitely .. what? -- nm - mud Oct 31, 11:25 23
- from B2. Lennon would have had the better career in the 80s (and beyond) had he lived -- nm - decline Oct 31, 11:26 22
  - ah. I thought you were saying he'd be cancelled! ha ha, quite the opposite probly -- nm - mud Oct 31, 11:28 21
    - i mean, he wasn't a nice guy to women by many accounts (at least during his lost years in LA) -- nm - hollywood big shot Oct 31, 11:29 20
      - I think both Lennon and Belushi were Hollywood Vampires, right? -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:32 7
        
        ?? -- (link) - judge amanda jones Oct 31, 11:47 2
        
        Disambiguation -- (link) - Max Oct 31, 11:51 1
        
        According to Alice, the goal of the band is to cover songs by their dead drunk friends. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 12:02
        
        I might be wrong but I don't think so. -- nm - Remlik Oct 31, 11:33 3
        
        They were, just checked. Basically every famous drunk asshole from the time. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:34 2
        
        oh interesting! -- nm - Remlik Oct 31, 11:37 1
        
        5 founders are Cooper, Starr, Moon, Lennon, Nilsson. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:38
      - True. that was coked up John in 1974. By that time of Double Fantasy that was long gone. I think The Beatles would have reunited at Live Aid and John - Remlik Oct 31, 11:31 7
        
        agreeance re: Live Aid - it would've been great (and it was already great - I always call it my favourite day in music history -- nm - mud Oct 31, 11:34 2
        
        it was interesting watching the Prince's Trust booking of shows, 1 year George, the next Paul. Ringo at both of them. -- nm - Remlik Oct 31, 11:48 1
        
        & Kate Bush !! -- nm - mud Oct 31, 12:38
        
        IDK, John didn't like the stadium shows. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:33 3
        
        With 1960's tech you're right. But by that point in the 1980's they could do the music he wanted... -- (edited) - Remlik Oct 31, 11:35 2
        
        no no, I mean, he didn't like it. He freaked out and threw up before his MSG show with Elton. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:37 1
        
        well yeah that was in 1975 after he'd been off stage for a bit. I really do think by 1980-82...he would have toured on his own for Double Fantasy... - Remlik Oct 31, 11:42
      - he had wised up by 1980, so much. -- nm - mud Oct 31, 11:31
      - He was worse before that. Much worse. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:30 2
        
        George was worse. -- nm - Remlik Oct 31, 11:32 1
        
        I mean, take your pick. -- nm - loosilu2 Oct 31, 11:33

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