https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n7uhp8GLZ4
So, what the hell was this guy thinking when he brought like 100 items to John to sign? Jesus. Anyways, cool to see John. He looks well ;)
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Not a nice watch, frankly. Don't think whoever this fan is handled it too well.
The cam date is different ( 2013) to what that dude is claiming. Not sure if it`s recent.
It's definitely recent. He's driving a new Toyota Aygo
Total credit to John Deacon. Glad he looks well. Total thumbs down to the guy filming and photographing and who is going to make a mint off signed Deacon guitars.
What kinda car do you drive.... A toyato aygo...
Bob Dylan sang it years ago... Times they are a changin..
Bob Dylan sang it years ago... Times they are a changin..
kosimodo wrote:
What kinda car do you drive.... A toyato aygo...
Bob Dylan sang it years ago... Times they are a changin..
It's a car. Who cares?
kosimodo wrote: What kinda car do you drive.... A toyato aygo...
Bob Dylan sang it years ago... Times they are a changin..
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But at least it is not a Volvo ... Jackie Stewart might approve ....
All the best, John!!! Thank you so much!!!
Cheers,
Ogre-
Cheers,
Ogre-
I wish i could get John's autograph WITHOUT having to pay a dealer.
Is this a conundrum/paradox like Brian once took great interest in?
The dealer is repugnant BUT his "service" allows those without access the ability to own a Deacy autograph.
Personally I'd never buy one. Getting an autograph of someone you don't admire for the pure (not in spirit in degree) interest of SELLING it is offensive to the artist/person in question
Is this a conundrum/paradox like Brian once took great interest in?
The dealer is repugnant BUT his "service" allows those without access the ability to own a Deacy autograph.
Personally I'd never buy one. Getting an autograph of someone you don't admire for the pure (not in spirit in degree) interest of SELLING it is offensive to the artist/person in question
matt z wrote:
Personally I'd never buy one. Getting an autograph of someone you don't admire for the pure (not in spirit in degree) interest of SELLING it is offensive to the artist/person in question
Same here. To me, having the autograph is like a photo, and secure really as an appreciation and a permanent momento of meeting the person; I'd much rather have the experience of the meeting without the autograph than the autograph without the meeting.
I think the Toyota Aygo is a good car to have in central London. It's easy to drive, relatively economical, easy to park, safe and very reliable. Obviously it also has zero sex appeal and no real performance to speak of (although you can get it with a 1.2L turbo now, which is pretty decent really) - but it's a city car for short trips. I'm sure I remember John being photographed in a much larger car too, an SUV.
I think it's cool that he takes time to sign some stuff. His life is so different now. Would he realise that he once was part of a legendary band?
dysan wrote: Total credit to John Deacon. Glad he looks well. Total thumbs down to the guy filming and photographing and who is going to make a mint off signed Deacon guitars.
Indeed!