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Previously on "If you thought his Lucy in the Sky..."
Has Rolf Harris ever done anything good? His 'Can you tell what it is yet' painting was OK I guess, but the rest of his work has been what you can only describe as Sh!t - or slightly better than what I produce.
Credit where it's due; his recent portrait of the queen was good, and far, far better than anything I could produce.
Has Rolf Harris ever done anything good? His 'Can you tell what it is yet' painting was OK I guess, but the rest of his work has been what you can only describe as Sh!t - or slightly better than what I produce.
I often wondered about that version. When Led Zep did the original loads of people say it inspired them to pick up the guitar. How many kids do you see playing the wobble board (or cardboard)
At least Rolfs' "Stairway to Heaven" was tongue-in-cheek, I got the impression those two were doing it for real.
I often wondered about that version. When Led Zep did the original loads of people say it inspired them to pick up the guitar. How many kids do you see playing the wobble board (or cardboard)
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