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Blind Melon
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Great Band, Great tunes. vh1 classic right now....
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You can turn your back on a person, but never turn your back on a drug, especially when its waving a razor sharp hunting knife in your eye - Raoul duke - Hunter S. Thompson, Fear&Loathing

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10 year anniversay of Shannon Hoon\'s death.

I was a huge fan of Blind Melon and have always asked myself the "what if" question.

Hoon was one hell of a songwriter, IMO.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

Blind Melon
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10 year anniversay of Shannon Hoon\'s death.


IMO.
today???

Quote from: Hoon was one hell of a songwriter,

I was a huge fan of Blind Melon and have always asked myself the "what if" question.[/QUOTE
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Merge futhermucker just you merge You futhermucker merge merge futhermucker now

You can turn your back on a person, but never turn your back on a drug, especially when its waving a razor sharp hunting knife in your eye - Raoul duke - Hunter S. Thompson, Fear&Loathing

Gimme breakfast..................


Blind Melon
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If today is October 21st, then yes, it has been a decade since we have last been blessed with Hoon\'s presence.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

Blind Melon
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Can\'t believe it has been that long. I still have the CD single of Tones of Home from when it first came out. I agree, the guy wrote some excellent tunes. For a while over here, you couldn\'t escape No Rain, but then they seemed to to ge no further publicity for what followed.
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From what I understand, Blind Melon hit a crossroad about the same time as Hoon began to meet his demise. They wanted to get away from the nostalgia of pop music but weren\'t sure if they want to head down the path of hard style rock or go in the area of "jambands". Towards the end of his life, Hoon was really beat down and confused. Soberity killed him inside, he couldn\'t handle it. Although he died of a **** overdose, he was "together" (in the bands view) when he was on drugs. In a sense, I guess he was very Morrison like. I still listen to BM on occassion but have hardly ever met anyone who enjoys them for what they were and no the "No Rain" act.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

Blind Melon
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I saw these guys at toads place a few months before he died.. I didnt know the music but I went anyway.. First time I ever saw crowd surfing lol... It was a good show...
Bean

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I am sure most people know this. Shannon Hoon\'s drug of choice was LSD. The "No Rain" video with the infamous yellow bee was shot that way because he was tripping during the filming of the video and wanted the trip to be that way.(Not sure if I said that clearly) Also, after numerous gigs, shows that would blow the audience away, he would tell the band on the bus after the show, that he had eaten LSD. He was a strange little bird.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

Blind Melon
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Got to see them open for lenny kravitz back in probably 93 @ UMass.  I love Nico so much that I consider naming a dog after it.

Blind Melon
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Nico is a terrific album.

I think Galaxie was a favorite of mine. Changes probably meant the most to me.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

Blind Melon
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I am sure most people know this. Shannon Hoon\'s drug of choice was LSD. The "No Rain" video with the infamous yellow bee was shot that way because he was tripping during the filming of the video and wanted the trip to be that way.(Not sure if I said that clearly) Also, after numerous gigs, shows that would blow the audience away, he would tell the band on the bus after the show, that he had eaten LSD. He was a strange little bird.
they wanted to do the whole thing butt azzzz nekkid.... lsd is a helluva durg, kdzzzzz
Not sure what is gonna transpire. Regardless, we ain\'t gonna forget the gravy.

Blind Melon
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Quote from: Spacey
I am sure most people know this. Shannon Hoon\'s drug of choice was LSD. The "No Rain" video with the infamous yellow bee was shot that way because he was tripping during the filming of the video and wanted the trip to be that way.(Not sure if I said that clearly) Also, after numerous gigs, shows that would blow the audience away, he would tell the band on the bus after the show, that he had eaten LSD. He was a strange little bird.
they wanted to do the whole thing butt azzzz nekkid.... lsd is a helluva durg, kdzzzzz

that sounds about right.

lsd will do whatever it wants to you for sure.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

Blind Melon
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Shannon was from Lafayette, IN where Purdue is. Every year we have a vigil by his grave and his mom comes. Hundreds of people come out for it. It\'s a pretty special and emotional time.
"I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I ended up where I needed to be." -Douglas Adams

Blind Melon
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great pics of him in this months relix.
take the E to the A to the D...you\'ll be all set

Blind Melon
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Shannon was from Lafayette, IN where Purdue is. Every year we have a vigil by his grave and his mom comes. Hundreds of people come out for it. It\'s a pretty special and emotional time.
The day after PB played Lafayette I drove out to Dayton to see Shannon\'s grave. The sense of presents taken from the site was amazing and one of the few memories I\'ll never forget. You could tell the site had been touched by the fans/friends just as he had reached out and touched so many through his life. Shannon definitely had a impact on me and when heaven arrives I pray he will be there ready to sing us all a song.

R.I.P. Richard Shannon Hoon 67-95
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