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Soda, those are great! I hadnt seen those first two..
Lou and CPL.. I hadnt seen most of those either!! Nice work.
Lou you're right, that small one is GREAT!
can I just say.... :thud: (It's the dimples.. Im a sucker for dimples..)
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Great new pics. Look at that smile! I love Joe in the sunglasses, too.
Soda, those pictures seem to have been taken at different times, as they're wearing different outfits. The first ones seem to be the most recent. Look how long his hair is getting! And that's my favorite too Ticky. I love a smilin' Joe!
Great new pics! He's a sweetie!
Give us a cuddle!
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I love when he does that in concert! It's as if he's saying, "Here I am, warts and all - take me or leave me!" :inlove:
Absolutely. Somehow I don't think anyone will be opting for the latter! ;)
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Great new pics. He really seems happy in the latest pics of him. His new marriage must be suiting him.
Does Joe have dentures? His teeth are soooo white and perfect!! Just curious!
I never get bored of this series!
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:applause::applause::applause::applause::applause:
Lou, I must reiterate what Willie posted earlier today in another thread. You are the one who isn't feeling well, and yet you're doing such a fine job of making me feel good!
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Originally Posted by Troubadour
Aw! I'm glad. Though, trust me, it's helping me to feel a lot better too!
Hey Lou, Maybe you should have more sick days ;) This is one way to help you feel better, though!
I posted the article in "Joe Mentioned in the Press" and wondered if there were pictures and here they are. Wow, they are great. Joe does look happy. I don't know about dentures but they both look like they have had some serious dental work.
When you have that kind of money your teeth should look good! :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by AzEaglesFan
On the 60 Minutes interview it was obvious that he was just getting used to his new dental work :laugh:.Quote:
Originally Posted by AzEaglesFan
Glenn, I agree! I was wondering if I was the only who noticed that. When Joe spoke in that interview, his mouth looked so labored and his smile didn't look right...but I think he's gotten used to them now! AND SO HAVE I! :inlove:
Yes, I'd say he is well used to them now & back to normal :p.
Lou and Cathy, You know my weakness for HFO... and Picasso Joe! whew... thanks for that.. Shirley suggested in Joe mentions in the press that perhaps there were some pictures on Getty of Joe et al at the 3rd annual Comedy Celebration for the Peter Boyle Memorial Fund, So I looked.. and I found...
http://tickypages.com/picturebin/joegetty1.jpg
http://tickypages.com/picturebin/joegetty2.jpg
http://tickypages.com/picturebin/joegetty3.jpg
http://tickypages.com/picturebin/joegetty4.jpg
He is such a cutie and I love his eyes.
Joe mugging for the camera - love it!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by ticky
I usually try not to go here but find myself having to do so this time. Is it my imagination but doesn't she just look like she isn't usually very happy having her picture taken? (see how I tried to be nice about it:hilarious:)Quote:
Originally Posted by ticky
Willie, at first I thought you meant that you try not to go to the Walsh Worship thread. I started getting defensive :argue: :fight: :tonguewag:Quote:
Originally Posted by TimothyBFan
Then I got where you were going. :blush: :hilarious:
Anyway, since you already 'went there', I just think her expressions are hard to read due to some non-confirmed face work. :shrug: Just speculating!
I have to agree with PM. My first thought is that when you have that amount of work done, your face tends to stiffen up and not be as expressive. Maybe she'd just come from another Botox session.
Joe sure looks thrilled to be with her, though! She must make him happy. In most of their photos together, he has this "how did I get so lucky" look on his face.
As this is Remembrance Day here in Canada I thought that this would be an appropriate picture with Joe wearing his poppy:
http://i579.photobucket.com/albums/s...joepoppy-1.jpg
It's Joe's turn! My five current favourite photos of Mr. Walsh.
1. The first picture that made me go "This guy was cute in the '70s!" (I now admit that he is still pretty cute now.)
http://www.joewalshonline.com/images...hMasters04.jpg
2. This might seem like an odd choice, because well... it's his BACK... but I think it's a great shot. Love the shirt, love the sweaty, tousled hair, love the arms and shoulders... You just know this guy is hot!
http://www.joewalshonline.com/images/JWalshBack49.jpg
3. Joe looks so adorable here! The hair and casual clothes suit him down to the ground. Plus, I met Brian May a couple of times when I worked at the Dominion Theatre, so I like to think, in my warped mind, that I've somehow been 'close' to Joe. (He's had exactly the same arm around ME, if that helps! No?)
http://www.joewalshonline.com/images/JWalshBrianMay.jpg
4. Nothing better than Joe rocking out. Especially with that mussed hair.
http://www.joewalshonline.com/images...tratPack03.jpg
5. Just so cool.
http://www.joewalshonline.com/images...DesertCool.jpg
WOW--Really? I can't imagine? What did you say? Did you get to converse? About what? He is such an amazing musician. I read someplace that he was self taught in something like 20 something instruments. Do tell me that story please if you will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troubadour
Well, when I was younger I used to be crazy about Queen. Brian was always my favourite - he was just amazing on the guitar, but he also seemed like such a sweet man. An intelligent, gentle giant! The first time I met him was when I went up to London to see the musical We Will Rock You for the first time. It was a Saturday afternoon. (I later learnt, when I started working at the theatre, that Brian would often drop in to watch the Saturday matinee to see how it was going. He just sits maybe six rows back, in the stalls, amongst the audience!) Anyway, that first time, I was there purely as a fan, waiting to see the show. Anyway, my best friend, my sister and I wandered around by the stage door, just out of curiosity, and it was pure luck that a car pulled up right at that moment and parked right in front of the stage door. I almost died when Brian May stepped out! He was really relaxed, there was only about seven or eight people there, so he was happy to chat and sign things. I can't remember a huge amount, but I went up to him and asked for a picture. He put his arm around me, had a picture taken, and signed a piece of paper (I was gutted I didn't have a programme at that point!) He was so friendly and sweet. He asked if I was watching the show, if I had been before, etc etc. I went home that day on Cloud Nine!
Fast-forward a few years, and I'm studying in London at university, applying for part-time jobs at local theatres. The Dominion is the only one that replies and offers me a job. It was a lot of fun. I was just working as an usher/bartender, but it was great - I met loads of people and got to hang out with the cast. We used to go and drink after the show at a hotel bar just across the road. Nicko McBrain from Iron Maiden was a regular attendee at the show, for some reason, and he'd often come over for a drink, too. I also met Paul Young, Ben Elton, Richard Curtis, and some of the session players who had toured with Queen over the years - Neil Murray in particular. I met Brian May a few times - no extended conversation to report, but he was always really sweet and 'normal', and he would always say hello, how are you, even when you just passed in the corridor. One time, I was standing at the front of the auditorium selling ice creams (yeah, I rocked) and he came over and asked if he could 'steal' a vanilla ice cream. Naturally, I said yes, and he gave me a wink and disappeared off upstairs with the ice cream!
I was also there for a couple of 'special' nights, where Brian May and Roger Taylor came on stage to play at the end with the cast. I believe one occasion was the anniversary of Freddie Mercury's death, and another was the 5th anniversary of the show. (It keeps on going and going!) The last song is Bohemian Rhapsody, and usually the session guitarist comes out to play halfway through, but on these special occasions, Brian May does it. The response from the audience is awesome when they realise it's him. Some of them don't even know he's going to be there! I met Roger Taylor once too, very briefly, when he arrived in the interval. He asked me whether he could go straight in to the 'VIP suite' and I opened my mouth to respond when one of the security guys came out and ushered him in! LOL. I was more starstruck with him than I was with Brian May. Roger was dressed in a long black coat and black shades (indoors) and had a beautiful woman on his arm. He looked like a real rockstar! Brian May has this real aura of calmness and normality about him.
Probably my most treasured memory is when I happened to arrive at work maybe 10-15 minutes early one day. It was about an hour and a half before the actual show was due to start, and the theatre was empty, apart from the backstage area. I walked past the curtains (one of the entrances to the auditorium) and I heard noise from inside. I pulled back the curtain and looked down through the empty auditorium at the stage. There was the cast, still in their casual clothes, with Brian May on stage with them, playing The Show Must Go On. It honestly sent tingles through me. It sounds silly, but I felt so privileged to be there and to witness their rehearsal! I was pretty lucky.
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Originally Posted by Troubadour
Baby got back!!! :hilarious:
OK--I am officially impressed and just a bit jealous Lou! Great stories!! Brian and Roger and Paul Young also! I loved Paul Young in the 80's when he was singing songs like Every Time You Go Away and my favorite, I'm Going To Tear Your Playhouse Down. What a cutie. I don't even know what he's doing now days. Why haven't you ever told that story before?
LOL. Awww, I really don't know! I think I may have mentioned the Brian May thing to a couple of people in chat (Ticky? GA?) but I just haven't really thought about writing it on here. If I'd known you were a big fan though, obviously I'd have told you. ;)
You're right, Paul Young was a cutie! I didn't know if he was particularly well-known outside of the UK. I went to a small, intimate show of his a couple of years ago, which was fab. He sat right in front of me on the stage and sang the second verse of Come Back And Stay, while looking straight into my eyes. Swooning did occur! He's got the kind of husky, soulful voice that I love. I met him briefly afterwards and he signed my programme. I then met him again at the Dominion. He was waiting in the foyer for the end of the show (one of the nights that Brian May and Roger Taylor were on stage), and I was carrying a couple of crates down the stairs. He came over and opened the rope at the bottom of the steps for me and let me through, like a true gent! I then served him at the bar as they had a mini-party afterwards. At one point, Paul Young, Brian May, Neil Murray and Ben Elton were gathered in a little group right in front of the bar chatting. Paul Young got 'told off' by the manager for trying to light up a cigarette in there! lol. That's about all I can remember. It was a fun couple of years.
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Originally Posted by Prettymaid
Oh Yeah!!!:thud:
A cute find!!!:angel:
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Cute indeed!
Wow, troub - you are a very lucky lady. It is just so cool to have an opportunity to meet these people that we hold in such high esteem, that's for sure. And OBTW, if you or anyone else out there has more of these kinds of stories, all ears are open. :wink:
And CPL - thanks for that pic - it is very cute, indeed.
I feel a new thread coming on.... When I met (fill in the blank)....
I've never met Phil in the bank...?
(Sorry!)
That would be a fun thread! I've 'seen' more celebs than I've actually 'met'. Although any stories like that would be cool too. Concerts, events, stories about celebs in your area... I was so close to Leicester Square so I got to see a lot of movie premieres. Perhaps we should move this to Cheap Talk!
A couple more poppy shots! From brianrasic.com.
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...joepoppy-2.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3.../joepoppy2.jpg
BWAHAHAH! So funny!:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Troubadour