The 30 Harshest Musician-on-Musician Insults in History

Aargh... got cut off, here's the list again:

Wayne Coyne on Arcade Fire: "I get really tired of their pompousness… We've played some shows with them and they really treat people like shit. People treat Arcade Fire like they're the greatest thing ever and they get away with it… They have good tunes, but they're pricks, so fuck ‘em."
Christina Aguilera on Lady Gaga: "I'm not quite sure who this person is, to be honest. I don't know if it is a man or a woman."
David Lee Roth on Elvis Costello - "Music journalists like Elvis Costello because music journalists look like Elvis Costello."
Lily Allen on Cheryl Cole: "Taking your clothes off, doing sexy dancing and marrying a rich footballer must be very gratifying. Your mother must be so proud. Stupid bitch."
Trent Reznor on Marilyn Manson: "A malicious guy who will step on anybody's face to succeed, and cross any line of decency."
Mark E Smith on Mumford & Sons: "There was this other group warming up … and they were terrible. I said, ‘Shut them cunts up!' And they were still warming up, so I threw a bottle at them … I just thought they were a load of retarded Irish folk singers."
Courtney Love on Dave Grohl: "As for that drummer, well, he's hit on me so many times. He's just a very very conflicted guy about me, which is why he continually writes songs about me to hear he ‘hates' me more than ‘anyone else.' Kurt loathed HIM more than anyone else (except a journalist) … He's just sub-mediocre kind of guy who does this ‘nice guy' nonsense."
Dave Grohl on Courtney Love: "She's an ugly fucking bitch."
Kathleen Hanna on Courtney Love: "Where's the baby? In the closet with an IV?"
Paul Weller on Freddie Mercury: "He said he wanted to bring ballet to the working classes. What a cunt."
Richey Edwards on The Levellers: "You could go to any Levellers concert and stand in the middle and shout, ‘Jeremy!', and 75% of the audience would turn round."
Kurt Cobain on Guns N' Roses: "They're really talentless people, and they write crap music, and they're the most popular rock band on the earth right now. I can't believe it."
Nick Cave on Red Hot Chili Peppers: "I'm forever near a stereo saying, ‘What the fuck is this garbage?' And the answer is always the Red Hot Chili Peppers."
Noel Gallagher on Kaiser Chiefs: "They play dress-up and sit on top of an apex of meaninglessness. They don't mean anything to anybody apart from their fucking ugly girlfriends."
Alan McGee on Coldplay: "Coldplay are the dictionary definition of corporate rock. The singer is about as weird as Phil Collins. They are career rock personified. EMI should've signed Otis The Aadvark instead. At least he only sucks his thumb rather than corporate cock."
Elvis Costello on Morrissey: "Morrissey writes wonderful song titles, but sadly he often forgets to write the song."
Noel Gallagher on Jack White: "He looks like Zorro on doughnuts."
Rick James on Prince: "A little short ego-ed fucker who I had a feeling didn't like people of his own race and wanted to be white and taller."
Mark "E" Everett on The Beatles: "John Lennon sings about peace because he's a woman-beater. Hippies are so full of shit."
Richey Edwards on Slowdive: "We hate Slowdive more than we hate Hitler."
Ian Brown on Bono: "He's such a fake, isn't he? When he did Live Aid, which made them a worldwide group … he looked out and saw that black girl in the middle of all them people, and she's from Hackney or something, and he was like, ‘Here's a great shot for me around the world to show I'm Mr Africa.' It's like colonialist times with a big white hat."
Robert Smith on Morrissey: "If Morrissey says not to eat meat, then I'll eat meat — that's how much I hate Morrissey."
Morrissey on Bob Geldof: "Bob Geldof is a nauseating character. Band Aid was the most self-righteous platform ever in the history of popular music."
Elton John on Madonna: "Anyone who lip-synchs in public on stage when you pay £75 to see them should be shot."
Boy George on Madonna: "A vile, hideous human being with no redeeming qualities."
Boy George on Elton John: "All that money, and he's still got hair like a fucking dinner lady."
Elton John on Keith Richards: "It's like a monkey with arthritis, trying to go onstage and look young."
Morrissey on Brett Anderson: "He'll never forgive God for not making him Angie Bowie."
Anton Newcombe on Eric Clapton: "People talk about Eric Clapton. What has he ever done except throw his baby off a fuckin' ledge and write a song about it?"
Tupac on The Notorious BIG: All of "Hit ‘Em Up," really, but particularly this: "I fucked your bitch, you fat motherfucker."

elvis costello on morrissey = truth bomb, sadly

Noel Gallagher on Jack White: "He looks like Zorro on doughnuts."

obviously

altho this is a close runner up

Boy George on Elton John: "All that money, and he's still got hair like a fucking dinner lady."

i like DLR on Costello but it's really more a zing on music critics than Costello

Tom Hawking has literally heard one rap song

(xxp) jack white is just jon spencer for kids who've never heard of jon spencer

"zoro on doughnuts" is so cold

and has read zero rapper interviews

also i love the phrase "on doughnuts," which is only something that you would say if, like noel gallagher, you've spent your whole life snorting mounds of cocaine

whiney also otm

xp: exactly... as long as you're skinny, any addiction is fine!

MES on Scumford & Sons, but Boy George on Elton is a close second.

i'm a Costello fan and not a Morrissey fan, but still biases aside i love that quote

http://popcultureplaypen.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/donuts.jpg

TEN RINGS ON LIKE A BASKETBALL PLAYER

http://popcultureplaypen.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/donuts.jpg

Twelve rings, I know, but you know how hard it is to GIS exactly ten donuts?

Zorro and RHCP ones made me giggle, Clapton one is most scathing. I don't get the 75% Jeremys one?

also, Elvis Costello calling Ray Charles a "blind, ignorant, n---er" makes all these "harsh" insults seem like fucking love letters

dunkin donuts kinda suck, but for some reason i'm mad that we don't have 'em here.

daaamn Rick James

still gotta go with Hanna here, though.

as far as actual anecdotes go, ME Smith's is the funniest

but yeah kinda inclined to go with Kathleen Hannah, cuz that is extra cold

"He'll never forgive God for not making him Angie Bowie."

LOL

"I'm forever near a stereo saying, ‘What the fuck is this garbage?' And the answer is always the Red Hot Chili Peppers."

there's something about this one which just cracks me up.

but "zorro on doughnuts" probably takes it.

It's a great image but also essentially a fat joke.

haha yeah it's like nick cave is living in some existential play where he is forever near a stereo that's playing the red hot chili peppers

"zoro on doughnuts" is so cold

ha, i was just thinking that it's the least icy out of all of these, but the only one that made me lol. nick cave is my runner-up.

The donuts one is great but it took me a minute because I read it thinking donuts was code for something.

Hanna one is awesome because, well, she is awesome.

A lot of the other best ones already mentioned but I LOLd hard at this because he sounds so bitter:

Rick James on Prince: "A little short ego-ed fucker who I had a feeling didn't like people of his own race and wanted to be white and taller."

yeah there was some bad blood because of Prince upstaging Rick on a tour

Reznor's 'Marilyn Manson is not a nice person' quite is like uh duh dude

samuel beckett's the uplift mofo party plan

also lol: Kurt loathed HIM more than anyone else (except a journalist)

lynn hirschberg?

also, Elvis Costello calling Ray Charles a "blind, ignorant, n---er" makes all these "harsh" insults seem like fucking love letters

― James Ferraro Boyz (Whiney G. Weingarten), Friday, September 16, 2011 9:46 PM (30 minutes ago) Bookmark

what is this about

he got drunk one night after a gig in ohio and was mouthing off to classic rock dudes because he was a british tyro with an attitude and shit got out of hand

Wanted to vote Mark E. Smth but Ian Brown about Bono otm.

xp: this is circa armed forces, so obviously his career bounced back

http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20073464,00.html

there's some really good coverage of it in the armed forces 33 1/3 book which i wholeheartedly recommend in general

dag

i couldn't imagine the words "Elvis Costello" being in the People magazine of today unless he was suddenly raising some shitty octuplets and filming it for VH1 Classic

"Elvis Costello, 24," was also kind of ._.

hmmm you have not looked at People magazine recently have you, Whiney

don't blame the octuplets, man. they didn't ask to be born.

I have?

If this list included Miles Davis calling Steve Miller a "non-playing motherfucker" with "only two sorry-ass albums," I would've voted for that.

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oh wow this week's issue: dumb reality TV bullshit for sad suburban sub-literates, ie, exactly like i was saying

kids he had with Krall got a story, there are several features from the 2000s written about him

um dude it's not as if it was publishing "frank sinatra has a cold" shit in 1979 either

it's sick what elvis costello is making those young girls do >:(

I'm not gonna stick up for the quality journalism of People magazine but Elvis Costello = "bullshit for sad suburban sub-literates" at this point. he is well-known, he's a familiar face, he's been in Austin Powers, knocked up Diana Krall, is always doing middlebrow collabs, putting out albums for the generation that still buys CDs etc.

2002 - feature on marrying Diana Krall
2004 - review: http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20145535,00.html
2006 - feature on having twins

the ones that made me dislike the speaker (even) more: aguilera, weller

here's a review he was mentioned in from this year

Add Lucinda Williams to the list of life's blessings that should be counted on the touching title track of her new album. Indeed, the singer-songwriter shows no signs of slowing the creative roll she has been on since 2007's West. Her latest, coproduced by Grammy winner Don Was, finds the tough-voiced Williams in a tender mood on ballads like the sweetly comforting "Born to Be Loved" and "Copenhagen," an elegy for her late manager. But another death-a friend's suicide-drives her into angry rocker mode on "Seeing Black," one of three cuts endowed with Elvis Costello on electric guitar.

anyway

yeah not for nothing but christina's kinda got some nerve for calling people out for looking like female impersonators

sure, putting down the new jacks is part of showbiz, but inviting tranny wrath seems unwise for someone of her build

Courtney Love on Dave Grohl: "As for that drummer, well, he's hit on me so many times. He's just a very very conflicted guy about me, which is why he continually writes songs about me to hear he ‘hates' me more than ‘anyone else.' Kurt loathed HIM more than anyone else (except a journalist) … He's just sub-mediocre kind of guy who does this ‘nice guy' nonsense."
Dave Grohl on Courtney Love: "She's an ugly fucking bitch."

Courtney 1 Dave 0 on this one

I love the MES on Mumford one but I think ILM has enough Fall fans to cover that one.

i voted for Everett on the Beatles, but that's because i hate the fucking Beatles.

also, Elvis Costello has been my enemy for a while. wanna jam those coke-bottle glasses deep, deep into his skull.

I always hated Alan McGee on Coldplay because apart from this quote he goes on about how they're wimpy music for bedwetters and I'm like you signed the Razorcuts/Jasmine Minks/etc etc you twat (and I love the Razorcuts but c'mon now)

"I was glad [when Elvis Presley died]. Just another one out of the way. I mean, Elvis this, Elvis that. All we hear is Elvis. What the shit did Elvis do except take dope that I couldn't get ahold of?" -- Jerry Lee Lewis

the paul weller to freddie mercury one doesn't seem right to me. i seem to remember the story going that freddie mercury said in an interview with nme, which totally slated him, that he wanted to bring ballet to the masses. queen and the sex pistols were shortly afterwards recording in the same studio, sid vicious popped his head in and said "oy, freddie. you still bringing ballet to the masses" or something like that.

"Queen and The Sex Pistols were recording albums in London's West End when Sid Vicious wandered into the wrong studio to find Mercury alone at the piano. 'Ah, Freddie Mercury, still bringing ballet to the massses are you?' hissed Vicious. 'Oh yes, Mr Ferocious, dear,' Mercury bit back. 'We are doing our best.'

this is totally made up

― insert your favorite discriminatory practice here (Shakey Mo Collier), Monday, June 28, 2010 11:09 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Sid's dead, Freddie's dead, and they were alone together - who's doing the quoting?

― insert your favorite discriminatory practice here (Shakey Mo Collier), Monday, June 28, 2010 11:09 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark

i seem to remember seeing it on a documentary about queen that i was half watching a month or so ago round at a friend's bit, will drinking a lot of booze. in this version of the story freddie wasn't alone.

maybe it's on tape -- they were in a recording studio

(i don't really believe it either: you see it routinely in queen and mercury biogs, but that doesn't make it true)

"will drinking a lot of booze".

i am consistently illiterate on ilx.

Yeah, it doesn't ring true does it. The actual quote from NME about bringing ballet to the masses is however verifiable.

yeah it just seems really apocryphal, the details (time, place, phrasing) change constantly in various retellings

"hippies are so full of shit" is an eternal truth nuke

I remember reading this article a while back, lolling and the quotes, and then seeing no. 1 was such out of place. for me, it's either Gallagher on Kaiser Chiefs, or MES on M&S. Grohl on Love looks hilarious too, but only in context of the Courtney's comment that preceedes it.

btw - isn't this thread more ILM than ILE? jus' sayin'

Gallagher on Kaiser Chiefs may as well be Kaiser Chiefs on Gallagher

i kinda hope that Robert Smith quote about Morrissey doesn't get lost in the shuffle ... it's a nice targeted bit of contempt that's on target without being puerile or vulgar.

One horrible but very harsh one that's missing is Courtney Love's quote when Kurt Cobain went into a coma in Rome: "Why couldn't it have been Eddie Vedder?"

e-i-h-t, should i continue?/
you left out the g, cuz the g ain't in you

poll could use pat metheny on kenny g, though it's not too succinct

One horrible but very harsh one that's missing is Courtney Love's quote when Kurt Cobain went into a coma in Rome: "Why couldn't it have been Eddie Vedder?"

lol that just makes me think of Dead Rock'n'Rollers by Detention the whole lyrics of which might as well be in this poll

i can't bear the thought of the adulation for a dead/martyred Eddie Vedder esp. since i can barely stand the adulation that constipated yak gets while he's still alive.

quote about costello is one of music's classic truth bombs, but voting for

"People talk about Eric Clapton. What has he ever done except throw his baby off a fuckin' ledge and write a song about it?"

I mean...

yeah, that's just mean and defamatory ... and i don't even like eric clapton or his music.

that is totally the harshest line

still voted nick cave, tho, because it's truer

i only just saw the Nick Cave quote ... shit, it's a beauty.

in Aguilera's defense, she said that back when Gaga was barely famous, and was arguably less known for her music and more for a) looking like Christina and b) being speculated to have really been a dude

nonetheless, flea loves him some Nick Cave so no hard feelings (or they haven't heard what Mr. Cave said about their music).

RIP NME

that's kind of tragic, RHCP as the puppy looking up at Cave with nothing but love and admiration while he scowls down at them in disdain

what's more likely, that Flea actually said "rubbish" because he was talking to a British interviewer or that the interviewer misquoted Flea as saying "rubbish"

cave on rhcp ix good but i love the angie bowie line so that

Johann Hari wrote that article.

xpost

don't know who 1/4 of the shit talkers are.

Igor Stravinsky on Antonio Vivaldi: "Vivaldi didn't write 500 concertos. He wrote the same concerto 500 times."

The boy ain't shit. I chew him in tobacco and spit him in shit.

Voted Elton because it seems like he only befriends celebs for the purpose to hold pissing contests with them later.

what's more likely, that Flea actually said "rubbish" because he was talking to a British interviewer or that the interviewer misquoted Flea as saying "rubbish"

I can attest that even if you are a person who would never in a million years use the word "rubbish" in conversation, if you talk to the English press they will occasionally claim that you said something was "a bit rubbish" and you will scratch your head when you run across it years later

lol

were you in fact 'slagging' something or was it entirely invented

I think what I'd said was that something "didn't really work for me" and I was quoted as saying it was "a bit rubbish" - same thing happened another time with "a bit crap, really!" which I laffed my ass off, I think we were all in the van together and I was like "guys guys here's this interview with me, stop me when you figure out why I'd wanna read it out loud"

, really!

steven tyler and our noel agree -- college kids radiohead are 'a bit rubbish'

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler: "WUTS ALL THIS THEN?"

dude seriously you would have been apoplectic, we were riffing on it in the van for quite some time: "hey guys I said 'I have to admit the other side has a point' and it came out 'fair play to them then at the end of the day'"

the sandwich you were eating during the interview became a blood sausage, etc.

"Mr. Tyler popped 'round for a bit of tea and a wee chat Thursday last."

blud sandwich

crazy thing is i actually saw an RHCP interview on TV recently where i vaguely Flea said something that struck me as more highfalutin and possibly anglicized than i would've expected from him, so i'm honestly not sure if he did say "rubbish"

did he weigh in on the gravity of the situation facing the home counties

i love the mental loop i have of flea saying "the sustain on this is A BIT ROOBISH"

these insults are shit, i want my money back

"Everyone's going on about Blur being the new Beatles and us being the new Rolling Stones. We're the Beatles AND the Stones, and Blur's just Herman's fuckin' Hermits." -- Noel Gallagher

deserved to make the cut.

no wait, Richey on the Levellers was funny

like all of these:

David Lee Roth on Elvis Costello
Mark E Smith on Mumford & Sons
Nick Cave on Red Hot Chili Peppers
Elvis Costello on Morrissey <- truth bomb
Noel Gallagher on Jack White

went with MES

nonetheless, flea loves him some Nick Cave so no hard feelings (or they haven't heard what Mr. Cave said about their music).

― soul ma cosa nostra (Eisbaer), Friday, September 16, 2011 8:11 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark

i definitely read some thing a while back where flea was qqing that cave didnt like rhcp

Lou Reed on Zappa: "He's probably the single most untalented person I've heard in my life. He's a two-bit pretentious academic, and he can't play rock'n'roll, because he's a loser. And that's why he dresses up funny. He's not happy with himself, and I think he's right."

did he weigh in on the gravity of the situation facing the home counties

flea is australian tbh

Richey on the levellers wasn't even a diss, that's just reportage

wanna do an interior dialogue of cockney steve tyler now

feel free

I don't get the Levellers one. Explain?

someone named jeremy is a certain type of person as distinct from say someone named richey

all of their fans are trustafarians

jeremy is a nicer name than richey imo

it's at least partly a class thing

the manics on the other hand, as an authentic punk voice, had a fan-base that definitely contained no middle-class people whatsoever

bloody trustafarians

someone named jeremy is a certain type of person as distinct from say someone named richey

― conrad, Saturday, September 17, 2011 6:50 AM (6 minutes ago) Bookmark

lol

here is sad flea btw: http://www.contactmusic.com/news-article/chili-pepper-hurt-by-caves-opinion_24_05_2006

is it possible flea started talking british after hanging out with thom yorke the last couple years?

i actually thought of the lou reed quote on frank zappa. i think that the quotes are from a compiled list and the lou reed quote didn't make the cut for whatever reason, though.

it's at least partly a class thing

― zvookster, Saturday, September 17, 2011 6:54 AM (37 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

So a child named Jeremy can call his mother "mummy", whereas Richie has to call his mother "mum" or else she'll box him about the ears?

it's basically about middle class people being butthurt

on the reg

altho the "Jeremy" thing has a slightly less blanket application than that. see also: the Housemartins "Five Get Overexcited"

i thought maybe they played a Pearl Jam cover

Obviously name doesn't have the same resonances in the US

it's a cheap, lazy zing and not worth making but y'know it was at least half funny which puts it ahead of a lot of the list. and the point is that it's aimed at the Levellers who at the time was busy claiming Friedmanism and never having a bath as The Most Radical Gesture so

Zorro on doughnuts should walk this

yeah but consider the source, i think when the zing is made by somebody clearly less talented than the zingee it weakens the blow a little. it's a great line tho.

oh yeah, i mean, i don't care much for either of them, but gallagher far less.

Say what you like about the Levellers, but at least they could swim.

never got near enough to water to find out iirc

*hi 5*

Gallagher quotes need their own poll.

Gotta go with David Lee Roth. Never forget!

DLR has said so many clever and bizarre things over the years that "lol nerds" really just doesn't rate

it's a quality zing i think

not as witty as Dave Grohl's obv but still

it is, and he's not wrong -- i totally had a "i'm gonna check this guy's music out, he has GLASSES like me" kind of reaction to EC as a teenager

i'm just saying in a list of DLR quotes it wouldn't make the top 20

it's got a focus that lifts it above 'lol ur kid died' or 'lol u ugly' tbf

one of my all-time favourites is henry rollins on morrissey - “get a girlfriend, get a James Brown CD, get some vitamin C, get some fucking clean air and some sunlight, go outside for a walk. get over it!”

i still don't know who rollins is but that is otm.

yes, all gay guys should just get girlfriends

brilliant punchline.

lex's i mean.

i'd reword it to "get laid" but the idea is the same

xp

it's funny cause henry rollins is exactly as moody as morrissey really, and it's not like his music is particularly james brown-influenced

genuine irl lol @ “I’m forever near a stereo saying, ‘What the fuck is this garbage?’ And the answer is always the Red Hot Chili Peppers.”

In the early 1990s, I'm pretty sure that Morrissey was on record as being "asexual". Plus Rollins very publicly supports gay rights.

also rollins is gay

what's that rumbling i hear off in the distance?

except he dated liza richardson

lex charging towards rollins after a google image search (xpost)

I can't remember where I read it, but one of my favourite quotes ever was Randy Newman on Rattle & Hum: "Black people love U2!"

ew

http://www.blackpeopleloveus.com/

Love on Grohl kind of reads like a M*rissa post

Not to dwell on something said one hundred and fifty years ago but...this idea that British people are pale, miserable and sickly (i.e. "gay") and don't listen to James Brown was kind of tiresome at the time.

i don't think Rollins was speaking about "British people"

he was singing about a gay bloke who wrote a lot of songs about being pale, miserable and sickly tho

I'd like to hear a Rollins song written from the point of view of Morrissey after taking some Vitamin C and getting some sun.

still love roth's clash diss - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbdMvOwf22M

Please, I have nothing against Rollins, I often respect him, but I could probably find a quote somewhere about the lame British people and their homosexual sickly bands!

i could probably make one up if that wd help

am I right about morrissey being "asexual" though? I had a friend who worked security detail on moz's hotel room after a merriweather show in the early 1990s, and he reported that morrissey "only wanted hugs".

Morrissey used to make that claim on the reg iirc, doesn't mean it was true. Always read it as code for "unwilling to come out yet to the notoriously open and tolerant indie boy community"

lol, yeah

i knew so many chicks that invested alot of hope in that asexual claim

still love roth's clash diss -

Christ, that was interminable. "Who likes rock 'n' roll?!" Um, we do. Any chance you'll be playing some in the next 20 minutes or so?

Richey Edwards on Slowdive: "We hate Slowdive more than we hate Hitler."

how the hell were slowdive polarizing to anything ever?

think he might have been going for an 'unexpected angle'

everyone probably expected him to hate Phil Collins the most but he came right out of leftfield!!

also: when, in the estimation of you guys, did 'worse than Hitler' become a thing that people said in the way Richey is using it here?

Slowdive hate is down to the NME's shoegaze coverage and Richey deciding they were a bunch of apolitical schnorrers

When Wayne Coyne said everyone he'd met in showbiz was pretty cool, except for Richard Ashcroft who was a massive dick, I thought ok, Wyane Coyne is a super nice guy and Richard Ashcroft is obviously a massive dick. When he said Arcade Fire were pricks I thought that was unexpected, but he's a super nice guy so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. If I hear him mouth off about one more rock star though...

Christ, that was interminable. "Who likes rock 'n' roll?!" Um, we do. Any chance you'll be playing some in the next 20 minutes or so?

― shake it, shake it, sugary pee (Tarfumes The Escape Goat), Saturday, September 17, 2011 2:06 PM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

everything about that video was rock n roll dawg

When I met Richard Ashcroft he was super-friendly & shared his spliff & kicked a soccer ball around w/ my friends & I. Of course, that was back in the days when Verve were a space-rock band & RA had not yet decided that he was the rock jesus.

(RA is clearly not the rock jesus)

(who is the rock jesus)

(jesus jesus)

(jesus)

When Wayne Coyne said everyone he'd met in showbiz was pretty cool, except for Richard Ashcroft who was a massive dick, I thought ok, Wyane Coyne is a super nice guy and Richard Ashcroft is obviously a massive dick. When he said Arcade Fire were pricks I thought that was unexpected, but he's a super nice guy so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. If I hear him mouth off about one more rock star though...

― ledge, Saturday, September 17, 2011 6:26 PM (34 minutes ago) Bookmark

http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/2006/10/15/beck_i_was_shocked_by_coyne_attack

Another hero gone ;_;

jesus jones is the rock jesus fyi

Coyne really is surprisingly unchill

http://www.topnews.in/light/files/Mark-Ruffalo.jpghttp://www.blogcdn.com/www.spinner.com/media/2009/06/wayne-coyne-200-b-062409.jpg

always thought those 2 guys weirdly looked alike. maybe not tho...

these insults are a bit rubbish, i want my money back

― Chapman Pincher Overdrive (Noodle Vague), Saturday, September 17, 2011 2:08 AM Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

that Beck "attack" is like the limpest, weakest attack ever and Beck hardly even seems phased by it

well yeah, but i was just offering it up as more evidence of Coyne running off at the mouth about other musicians (in this case someone he did a whole tour playing in the backing band for)

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