i went to see the police many moons ago at gateshead stadium,they were upstaged by a relatively unheard off irish band,U2, who in turn were upstaged by a brilliant set from the beat, one of the best all day gigs ive been to
i went to see the police many moons ago at gateshead stadium,they were upstaged by a relatively unheard off irish band,U2, who in turn were upstaged by a brilliant set from the beat,one of the best all day gigs ive been to
He is 63 later this year and has publicly said he's not leaving his children much of his fortune. So how exactly is he planning on spending the £180 million and any future earnings on top of that?
He is 63 later this year and has publicly said he's not leaving his children much of his fortune. So how exactly is he planning on spending the £180 million and any future earnings on top of that?
Sting - compared with the likes these days of James Blunt, Rita Ora, Sam Bailey, Little Mix, Katy Perry and so on and so on these days....some I wouldn't even bother attempting to spell let alone listen to....................no contest. imo.
Sting - compared with the likes these days of James Blunt, Rita Ora, Sam Bailey, Little Mix, Katy Perry and so on and so on these days....some I wouldn't even bother attempting to spell let alone listen to....................no contest. imo.
Sumner's son was a few years below me at school. my mum, who taught there, literally knocked him over in the revolving doors at parents evening one day.
Sumner's son was a few years below me at school. my mum, who taught there, literally knocked him over in the revolving doors at parents evening one day.
he made a vast fortune buying saucers and small plates cheap from carboot sales and knocking em out for top dollar to those natives in the amazon jungle to stick in their gobs ! canny lad !
he made a vast fortune buying saucers and small plates cheap from carboot sales and knocking em out for top dollar to those natives in the amazon jungle to stick in their gobs ! canny lad !
a grotesque amount of money.....who needs 180M The worst side of capitalism here
However I hope most of that money will being put to good use helping charities and good causes.....I am sure a lot of it is that is the only moral defence to anyone having this amount of money imo
otherwise I would just put him up against a wall and shoot him Keep The Red Flag Flying
a grotesque amount of money.....who needs 180MThe worst side of capitalism hereHowever I hope most of that money will being put to good use helping charitiesand good causes.....I am sure a lot of it isthat is the only moral defence to anyone having t
If he is a tax exile, he is cheating us all for a start I had some sympathy when tax levels were up in 90 percents but not now...it is fair...in fact less than fair, it should be 50%
I liked his songs, his morals I don't, unless most of this is being used to benefit good causes
If he is a tax exile, he is cheating us all for a startI had some sympathy when tax levels were up in 90 percentsbut not now...it is fair...in fact less than fair, it should be 50%I liked his songs, his morals I don't, unless most of this is being us
i went to see the police many moons ago at gateshead stadium,they were upstaged by a relatively unheard off irish band,U2, who in turn were upstaged by a brilliant set from the beat, one of the best all day gigs ive been to
I was there too, 1982 it was, travelled down from Edinburgh with a few mates to see U2 - brilliant day. We left just as The Police came on and I´ll never forget a copper at the gate asking us did we not like the band? To which we of course replied ´Nah, we hate the police´, which seemed kinda funny at the time (we were blotto). Sting was already a prat by this time.
Gang of Four and Lords of the New Church were good too. Tickets cost 8 quid!
1st time posteri went to see the police many moons ago at gateshead stadium,they were upstaged by a relatively unheard off irish band,U2, who in turn were upstaged by a brilliant set from the beat,one of the best all day gigs ive been toI was there t