Tuesday, June 21, 2011

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DETROIT GUITARIST TERRY KELLY PASSED AWAY

Posted: 21 Jun 2011 05:56 PM PDT



Written by guitarist/friend: Robert Gillespie

The passing of a friend and great Guitarist, Terry Kelly.. I will miss Terry Kelly like a brother and will cherish the times we've had together jamming and just hanging out, he is finally at peace. I'll be posting some pix soon. A lot of people never heard of him I'm sure, but he was one of THE best guitarists from the Detroit area EVER.

Terry was the original guitarist in CACTUS and wrote many of the songs on the first album and just got a thank you, he also played with the Detroit Wheels after Mitch left in the late 60's and many other projects that never really happened.

One funny story about Terry; way back in the day he was at the in-famous Massimino Music store on 7 mile and Van Dyke and was trying out a guitar and played a Bone-Shattering lick......Ted Nugent was there with jaw dropped and drooling saying; "let's jam man-show me that?" and Terry said; "Naw I'm tired man" and left. He had it all the taste, the feel, the look and all the chops.



Just ask Jim McCarty......Terry did have some Demons as well like so many artists do and that may have been holding him back from success, regardless a chosen few of us that knew him are the ones that know just how talented the man was. I'm sure he'll be fronting the band in the after-life with many more like himself, and it will be one hell of a band!! God Bless Terry Kelly...................RKG

There will be a memorial service June 23 Thursday Evening at 7:00 at Memorial Church on Jefferson in Grosse Pointe(right next to The War Memorial)





See Robert Gillespie play with Detroit Daggers Saturday July 1st at Marios of Troy
FIREWORKS AND PARTY ON THE PATIO...

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[New post] Everything changes in October with X-Men Regenesis

Everything changes in October with X-Men Regenesis

dailypop | June 21, 2011 at 8:31 pm | Tags: x-men lowe gillan aaron, x-men wolverine marvel comics | Categories: X-Men | URL: http://wp.me/p4kUt-2Lq

From Messiah CompleX to Nation X to Schism, the X-Men have not had an easy time of things. After establishing a new home on the fallen Asteroid M called Utopia, the team has become a haven for lost mutants and an uneasy one at that. After kicking his former mentor off of the island, Scott Summers has taken the weight of the entire mutant race on his shoulders. Magneto, returned from space and again possessing his mastery of magnetism has joined the team much to the chagrin of many members. The loss of Nightcrawler has hit them hard, but not as much as the uncertainty of their future.

It appears that the next stage will be a civil war between Wolverine and Cyclops (that's been a long time coming) resulting in two distinct titles, taking the place of Uncanny X-Men and X-Men Legacy. Currently, the road to Schism is being paved that will lead to an all out civil war. Uncanny X-Men #1 by Kieron Gillen and Wolverine and the X-Men #1 by Jason Aaron will both debut in October.

Editor Nick Lowe was interviewed by ABC News about the upcoming changes and had a lot to say about the responsibility to dedicated readers and the reasoning behind the double reboot.

The Uncanny X-Men, soon to end in just a few more issues, won't be gone for long. Two new titles will replace Marvel Comics' longest-running current series in November as it draws a 48-year run to a close with issue No. 544.

Nick Lowe, who has edited the current series and Marvel's X-Men related titles, said the logic of dividing the teams will become readily apparent as the divide between longtime leader Cyclops, aka Scott Summers, and his comrade but less than friend, Wolverine, aka Logan, see what's left of their tenuous partnership shatter in the upcoming mini-series "X-Men: Schism." It is being written by Jason Aaron.

"The best thing about this split is that the two books hit two very different chords. One is hardcore super hero action and the other is something else entirely that I can't go too deep into without spoiling 'Schism,'" Lowe said. "The best way I can describe it is a return to a structure that made the X-Men what it was."

Kieron Gillen, who is writing the current "Uncanny X-Men" and will do the same for the new series, said much of what is to come will be laid out in the five-issue "Schism" story that comes out next month.

Though details of the story have been kept under wraps, Marvel has made no secret of the impact it will have on the X-Men and their friends.

"''The events in 'Schism' will cause a huge rift in the X-Men, the ripple effects of which will be felt in Marvel Universe," Marvel editor-in-chief Axel Alonso said. "In the course of this story, Cyclops and Logan will realize that there is no way for them to continue on the course they've been going — or, indeed, to even co-exist."

Gillen said that "there's no hope for a united team as long as they hold the beliefs they do. There's also the chance the schism will make the individuals involved (never) look each other in the eye again."

But readers may question the logic of ending the original series only to restart it a month later.

Alonso said it was not a decision taken lightly.

"Our long-time fans are very passionate — and we love them for it. To them, we promise that this is a story-based reason for 'Uncanny' to come to a close," he said. "We promise that there will be a reason for each and every new issue No. 1 that hits stores in the near-future."

Lowe called the move wholly rooted in the stories being told and those that are coming.

"Our reason for doing this is because this new 'Uncanny X-Men' series is a departure. It is no longer what 'Uncanny X-Men' was at its core," he said. "It's not your father's 'Uncanny X-Men.' We are redefining what this book is and it necessitated this big of a statement."

Alonso said it was not a hasty decision to end the current series and make room for two new ones.

"For five years, we've been getting our ducks in a row to prepare for 'Schism,' just as 'Schism' sets up a 2012 event that will have all eyes focused on the X-Men," he said.

Ultimately, when "Schism" concludes, Alonso said that the survivors —whomever they may be — "will stare at each other across a philosophical chasm the size of the Grand Canyon. This is a war for the heart of the X-Men."

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