Suffolk_fox Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 I'm not really one for Opera, but this guy was awesome. I still get goosebumps when I hear Nessun Dorma. RIP Link
Karlos Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 Again didnt like the music he made, but he was still known world wide. What a guy! R.I.P
stripeyfox Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 The guy had an incredible voice that was both powerful and yet tender. I can remember Nessun Dorma being played at half time of City's play off semi against Cambridge at Filbert Street and rousing the crowd. Fantastic stuff.
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 Noooooooooooooooooooooo. What a star! RIP Pavo!!
samingram_uk Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 This man got an 11 minute standing ovation, amazing voice. RIP
Kent Fox Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 Does this mean he is now... Nessun Dormant? RIP LP
Milky Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 He was certainly worth going to watch. Not bad for a tenor. What a legend though
oundlefox Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 Sorry couldn't resist. Somebody just sent this bad joke to me at work. Can't deny the lad could sing. Pavarotti arrives at the pearly gates. St Peter opens them and says 'Oh it's you Luciano, come on in. Squeeze through'. Pavarotti says 'Hold on, I've got an envelope for you. It's from the Pope.' St Peter opens it up and reads it. 'HERE'S THAT TENOR I OWE YOU'
Geo V Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 Sorry couldn't resist. Somebody just sent this bad joke to me at work. Can't deny the lad could sing.Pavarotti arrives at the pearly gates. St Peter opens them and says 'Oh it's you Luciano, come on in. Squeeze through'. Pavarotti says 'Hold on, I've got an envelope for you. It's from the Pope.' St Peter opens it up and reads it. 'HERE'S THAT TENOR I OWE YOU' I watched a bit of Pavarotti in his early years singing at the theatre and that would have been fantastic. I didnt quite get the same standard when I watched Kiss Me Kate a few years ago Amazing voice and a legend who will be missed. RIP
Wherethefoxhat? Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 He was certainly worth going to watch. Not bad for a tenor. What a legend though I only paid a fiver!!
Gené and Tonic Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 He's certainly the only opera singer I can name
Thracian Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 Disease and old age really does make a mess of people, talented or not. Charismatic man and an incomparable voice. One of the true greats of our time. Suffering over. RIP.
Daggers Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 He's certainly the only opera singer I can name Well, he's now the only dead opera singer you can name too.
Zingari Posted 6 September 2007 Posted 6 September 2007 i suppose he was good but he was no joe longthorne and i couldn't understand what he was singing about most of the time seriously though he was one f the true greats of opera and brought it to the masses ; RIP ITS Your tiny hand that is frozen now mr Pavarotti
Suffolk_fox Posted 7 September 2007 Author Posted 7 September 2007 Q) What's Mrs Pavarotti gonna get for Christmas this year? A) A Smaller Turkey!!!
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