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That should be... interesting!
https://twitter.com/IanLevine/status/966412813269979136
That should be... interesting!
Levine's Autobiography
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2 Re: Levine's Autobiography 22nd February 2018, 3:21 pm
Clayton Dickman
Half of it will BE IN CAPITALS.
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3 Re: Levine's Autobiography 22nd February 2018, 6:19 pm
Pepsi Maxil
The Grand Master
He's a loathsome shit head with about as much charm as a lake of discarded anus droppings. I hope the autobiography is free with the paper because I don't believe he is under the delusion that anyone will actually pay their hard earned cash on a book written by such a snivelling mess of a man.
4 Re: Levine's Autobiography 22nd February 2018, 7:20 pm
Clayton Dickman
Come publication time, the vast man may well be featured for the second time on The One Show
Once the set designers have created an extra strength sofa for the Lord Levine
Once the set designers have created an extra strength sofa for the Lord Levine
5 Re: Levine's Autobiography 22nd February 2018, 7:43 pm
Boofer
I have a sneaking admiration for Levine. Always says what he thinks (or unthinks), never hides behind platitudes, stopped a lot of old Who from being trashed, and juggled and dabbled with a lot different careers at once.
On the music side - production wise - he's definitely a hack, but a decent selector when it comes to the dance floor. His Who antics range from the heroic (saving epsiodes) to the deeply-mortifying (smashing his TV in the newspaper, Doctor in Distress, etc.)
When you live your life as fearlessly and shamelessly as Levine has, you're bound to be a bit of a marmite character. I've taken the piss many-a-time, but people will still talk about him in fan circles long after his time passes.
On the music side - production wise - he's definitely a hack, but a decent selector when it comes to the dance floor. His Who antics range from the heroic (saving epsiodes) to the deeply-mortifying (smashing his TV in the newspaper, Doctor in Distress, etc.)
When you live your life as fearlessly and shamelessly as Levine has, you're bound to be a bit of a marmite character. I've taken the piss many-a-time, but people will still talk about him in fan circles long after his time passes.
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