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Remembering Brad Delp

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 7:28 am
by styxfanNH
Remembering Brad Delp
Updated 03:30 PDT Fri, Aug 17 2007
The family and friends of late Boston frontman Brad Delp will celebrate his life and music with a special tribute concert August 19 at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston.
TheCome Togetherconcert will feature performances by Ernie & The Automatics, Farrenheit, Beatlejuice, Godsmack, Orion the Hunter, RTZ and Boston, who will be joined by guest vocalists Michael Sweet of Stryper, Mickey Thomas and Sammy Hagar.
Former Boston members Barry Goudreau, Sib Hashian and Fran Sheehan have also been invited to join the band during the show's finale to perform their classic hit "Don't Look Back."
Proceeds from the concert will go to The Brad Delp Foundation, an new charity founded by Delp's family to "give grants to in-need school systems, programs and individuals that provide music education," as well as The DTS Charitable Foundation, an organization created by Boston founder Tom Scholz that the singer worked with for the past two decades.
Re: Remembering Brad Delp

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 8:42 am
by froy
styxfanNH wrote:Remembering Brad Delp
Updated 03:30 PDT Fri, Aug 17 2007
The family and friends of late Boston frontman Brad Delp will celebrate his life and music with a special tribute concert August 19 at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston.
TheCome Togetherconcert will feature performances by Ernie & The Automatics, Farrenheit, Beatlejuice, Godsmack, Orion the Hunter, RTZ and Boston, who will be joined by guest vocalists Michael Sweet of Stryper, Mickey Thomas and Sammy Hagar.
Former Boston members Barry Goudreau, Sib Hashian and Fran Sheehan have also been invited to join the band during the show's finale to perform their classic hit "Don't Look Back."
Proceeds from the concert will go to The Brad Delp Foundation, an new charity founded by Delp's family to "give grants to in-need school systems, programs and individuals that provide music education," as well as The DTS Charitable Foundation, an organization created by Boston founder Tom Scholz that the singer worked with for the past two decades.
Im not sure he deserves to be remembered
The guy is a quitter
Re: Remembering Brad Delp

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 8:44 am
by MtlLady
froy wrote:Im not sure he deserves to be remembered
The guy is a quitter
Ah, c'mon Froy, a little compassion never hurts, geez!

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:15 am
by piecesofeight

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:32 am
by yogi
Thats a BULLSHIT post Froy.
You DON'T have a CLUE what was going through his head!!!!!
Half the damn time you DONT have a clue PERIOD...

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:42 am
by gr8dane
yogi wrote:Thats a BULLSHIT post Froy.
You DON'T have a CLUE what was going through his head!!!!!
Half the damn time you DONT have a clue PERIOD...
1/2 the time?
You give him too much credit.
Re: Remembering Brad Delp

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 12:12 pm
by Jodes
froy wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Remembering Brad Delp
Updated 03:30 PDT Fri, Aug 17 2007
The family and friends of late Boston frontman Brad Delp will celebrate his life and music with a special tribute concert August 19 at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston.
TheCome Togetherconcert will feature performances by Ernie & The Automatics, Farrenheit, Beatlejuice, Godsmack, Orion the Hunter, RTZ and Boston, who will be joined by guest vocalists Michael Sweet of Stryper, Mickey Thomas and Sammy Hagar.
Former Boston members Barry Goudreau, Sib Hashian and Fran Sheehan have also been invited to join the band during the show's finale to perform their classic hit "Don't Look Back."
Proceeds from the concert will go to The Brad Delp Foundation, an new charity founded by Delp's family to "give grants to in-need school systems, programs and individuals that provide music education," as well as The DTS Charitable Foundation, an organization created by Boston founder Tom Scholz that the singer worked with for the past two decades.
Im not sure he deserves to be remembered
The guy is a quitter
And the award for most IGNORANT post of the day goes too...

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 4:32 pm
by froy
yogi wrote:Thats a BULLSHIT post Froy.
You DON'T have a CLUE what was going through his head!!!!!
Half the damn time you DONT have a clue PERIOD...
I have a clue Yogi
Life is a huge battle day after day
You must fight till the end and when you do you will win the battle
Im sorry killing yourself is for weak people
PERIOD,
Re: Remembering Brad Delp

Posted:
Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:30 pm
by froy
Jodes wrote:froy wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Remembering Brad Delp
Updated 03:30 PDT Fri, Aug 17 2007
The family and friends of late Boston frontman Brad Delp will celebrate his life and music with a special tribute concert August 19 at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston.
TheCome Togetherconcert will feature performances by Ernie & The Automatics, Farrenheit, Beatlejuice, Godsmack, Orion the Hunter, RTZ and Boston, who will be joined by guest vocalists Michael Sweet of Stryper, Mickey Thomas and Sammy Hagar.
Former Boston members Barry Goudreau, Sib Hashian and Fran Sheehan have also been invited to join the band during the show's finale to perform their classic hit "Don't Look Back."
Proceeds from the concert will go to The Brad Delp Foundation, an new charity founded by Delp's family to "give grants to in-need school systems, programs and individuals that provide music education," as well as The DTS Charitable Foundation, an organization created by Boston founder Tom Scholz that the singer worked with for the past two decades.
Im not sure he deserves to be remembered
The guy is a quitter
And the award for most IGNORANT post of the day goes too...
U

Posted:
Sun Aug 19, 2007 12:04 am
by Jodes
Look in the Mirror Froy..

Posted:
Sun Aug 19, 2007 10:28 am
by yogi
Froy, I can'T believe that you can make such an IDIOTIC post as this when you DON'T know ALL the facts.
It's NOT a one size fits all situation.
It's kind of like divorce.
I do like the 'life's a huge everyday battle cry'
You need to run out to a local cheerleading store and grab yourself a skirt and some pom poms.

Posted:
Sun Aug 19, 2007 11:32 am
by Moon Beam
As I see it then Froy your more than happy to slink through life
with the whole of your head shoved up your backside and eating
off other's sorrow's?

Posted:
Sun Aug 19, 2007 2:41 pm
by froy
yogi wrote:Froy, I can'T believe that you can make such an IDIOTIC post as this when you DON'T know ALL the facts.
What facts are going to make this any better Yogi
None that I can think of
There is no excuse for killing yourself

Posted:
Sun Aug 19, 2007 2:42 pm
by froy
Moon Beam wrote:As I see it then Froy your more than happy to slink through life
with the whole of your head shoved up your backside and eating
off other's sorrow's?
What the hell are you blabin about.
Re: Remembering Brad Delp

Posted:
Sun Aug 19, 2007 2:51 pm
by conversationpc
froy wrote:Im not sure he deserves to be remembered
The guy is a quitter
There are lots of losers who eek out an existence and leave a bigger stain on the world than Delp did. You, for instance...


Posted:
Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:20 am
by yogi
fROY,
You've got clinical depression, mental disorders, drugs that do the exact opposite of what they are suppose to do, and a thousand other would be reasons.
Everything is NOT black and white.
I figured that yOU, the northern bleeding heart i know all the answers liberal could figure this one out on your own.
Damn, and I thought that yOU held all the answers.