2021 Deaths.

[Raider4]

Jim Steinman.

Know his Meat Loaf & Bonnie Tyler stuff, but he also rather improbably ended up working with The Sisters of Mercy on at least one song. Definitely an 'everything turned up to 11' kind of songwriter/producer.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Jim Steinman.

Defo a composer you need to turn up all the way. One thing, Bat out of hell on a car system caused traffic jams - every time.

[Orcs]

I'll have to dig out 'Bad for Good', today...Haven't played that for ages.

'Rock and roll dreams come through' is a superb track.

Phil.

Yep thinks thats a deffo for this afternoons painting session

[Ben Waterhouse]

Mike Hobbs, the Welsh Wizzard.

Seriously sad news, I used to love The Meeples and Miniatures podcast. RIP and condolences to his family and friends, especially Neil Shuck.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Les from Bay City Rollers

[Steve J]

Far, far too young .

[Westmarcher]

Michael Collins, crew member of Apollo 11, who was in the Command Module orbiting the Moon when Armstrong & Aldrin were on the surface. Thankfully, he didn't have to make the journey back alone (what a thought).

[Steve J]

A good innings and the often forgotten member of the crew. Good point about the possibility of having to come home alone, which I'd never considered!

[Techno II]

 

Cheers - Phil.

[paulr]

  

Micheal trained for the possible solo return trip which must have been bad enough

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

 

Micheal trained for the possible solo return trip which must have been bad enough

Probably not the best training he ever had

[Techno II]

Sad to hear of the death of another old colleague from my time at GW.

From what I understand he'd been very poorly, for quite some time.

Richard Halliwell, "Hal".....I'll always remember him as the man behind the original "Space Hulk".......(And Dark Furure.)

Phil.

[Steve J]

Sorry to hear that Phil . It brings it closer to home when people you know that are your age or younger have passed away.

[Orcs]

sorry to hear that Phil.

[Westmarcher]

Likewise, Phil. I didn't know your ex-colleague but understand how you may feel. Fondly remembering a chap I used to work with some 25 years back, I recently googled his name and was both shocked and saddened to find his obituary and that he had only recently passed away in January after long illness.

[Ithoriel]

I met Richard once, can't remember where now, presumably Lenton.

We were both standing looking idly around and introduced ourselves.

I said,"Oh, you were behind Dark Futures" and he replied in the affirmative.

I said I preferred Car Wars but that the figures were proving useful for Laserburn games.

He thought for a few moments, said something profound .... like,"Hmmm," spotted someone he knew and wandered off.

About par for the course for my interactions with the great and the good, I'd say.

Despite that fleeting interaction, I'm sorry to hear he's gone.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Sorry Phil
Hugs

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

It's always a bit rough. Don't remeber meeting him but do recognise the name.

[paulr]

 

[sunjester]

Sorry to hear that Phil.
I remember the original Space Hulk having a huge impact on my gaming circle when it first came out!