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View Poll Results: do you agree with johnny?
I agree, these old guys need to know when to stop and hang it up 0 0%
Disagree, age is just a number. you don't stop being creative just because you're old 20 68.97%
Make a dramatic exit like overdosing or blowing your brains out. better to burn out than fade away 1 3.45%
I think an artist's late work is sometimes more interesting 4 13.79%
Overwhelming success can kill creativity so its better to bow out while you're still in your prime 0 0%
I reckon that an aging rapper is more embarrassing than an aging rockstar 4 13.79%
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Old 09-03-2011, 11:26 PM   #18 (permalink)
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i think rockers only really should retire when they die
Actually, if I was a rockstar, I'd record a ton of stuff to be released past my death like Mark Twain.
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