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Flint · 11-09-2010, 01:13 PM

Agree, it was Rod Stewart.

Sundae · 11-11-2010, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jimhelm

yabbut, it was Rod Stewart in the legend.

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Originally Posted by Flint

Agree, it was Rod Stewart.

Marc Almond, here.

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In 1999, Almond received accolades for his autobiography, entitled Tainted Life, which told of his early life, creative ventures, his sexuality (Almond is gay), and drug addiction, for which he was hospitalized in 1994. Almond wrote the autobiography without a ghost writer and his publishers subsequently commissioned him to write a travel book, In Search of the Pleasure Palace: Disreputable Travels, whose publication in 2004 was accompanied by a book-signing tour.

Almond currently lives in the south east of London, as well as Moscow and Barcelona.[6] In his autobiography he describes previously living in New York as well as Earl's Court, in a converted church in Fulham and most memorably in Soho's Berwick Street, where he lived in a flat overlooking the Raymond Revuebar

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Sheldon, that deserves applause

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