#leon petard

[pwnyta]

Cuz im bored and theres nothing to do today....

I wanted to try and ‘fix‘ Pokemon SwSh in a similar way I did with BvS and AoU.

To start this... Im ignoring the DLC and also deleting certain unnecessary characters... Sordward+Shielbert(cuz theyre garbage), and Bede(Marnies taking his place) R.I.P. You wont be missed.

The begining of the game... things kinda go as it did.

Except Sonia doing her investigation on the past of the legendaries also involves her learning some shit about whats actually happening in the present. BUT W/e we’ll get to it...

I think the first big change should be to Rose and Oleana. At first when I was thinking of keeping Rose an optimistic, well intentioned idiot... with Oleana as the shady one but it makes more sense that Oleana is the more well intentioned one. Cuz honestly I hate when media portrays scientific endeavors as bad and fighting is good actually... BUT W/E

Rose funds Oleanas research, he does genuinely want to fund her passion but the deal between them is to harness the power she found to have these ‘epic‘ Pokemon battles. Rose is in it for the money and glory and he doesnt really care where the power comes from or any repercussions might come from the usage... Oleana is more cautious.Maybe before they started this Galar was more just farm land and old, run-down cities like Spikemuth but with the use of this -Maxing gimmick the economy boomed and now theres tourism and such that allow the cities to become as well off as they are... Piers doesnt use the gimmick so his city is still stugglebus city and no one wants to go there.

Anyways!!! Rose is doing this and his brother*... Piers is actually the real issue, he doesnt use the gimmick because he doesnt like it... he just thinks its a waste of that energy. Money and fame like Rose has isnt bad (Piers is a fading star as a musician) but real POWER is what he wants. Piers is the one after Eternatus as hinted by their similar design elements... Piers hair is two colored and long with spikes... Eternatus weird hand form is similar (tho its a blue with the red)...

(*I honestly dont understand why Rose and Piers arent connected in someway considering Rose being his name, Piers having a thorny look, and Marnies name being Mary in Japanese (Rosemary), them all having black and grey(or white) hair with a fringe on right, and even light colored down turned eyes... Their colors are white/silver/grey/black and a shade of red... W/e... IM JUST SAYING.) Also Marnie and Rose have theyre left ear pierced...

*aggressive tapping*GAMEFREAK EXPLAIN!!! WHAT DO YOU MEAN THEYRE NOT RELATED?!

*The reason I booted Bede is to put Marnie under Roses wing and give that plot line some relevance to everything else thats happening and to give Rose a reason to give a shit about your rival. Marnie starts off as cold and cocky and torments Hop but eventually starts to see the player as a friend like she does normally.

*Rose sponsors her because shes his niece or w/e (Marnie is Piers daughter I guess in this... Piers looks like an older man)

What Piers’ ultimate goal is exactly... I havent decided...

MAYBE Oleana is trying to get Rose to care about some troubling readings but hes like dont worry about it its fine... so Oleana goes to Piers, cuz maybe he’ll listen to his brother but Piers is like... ‘Oh I see...‘ but instead of helping her he uses her and goes after the power source (Eternatus), he doesnt actually involve Rose because Rose is safe with his games with Marnie.

Once she realizes this she actually teams up with another scientist Sonia whos starting to piece together some ancient doomsday warning as shes uncovering the past... she tries to talk to Rose but hes somewhere who cares but Oleana is ‘OH SHIT MY RESEARCH!!‘ and Sonias research of the past and Oleanas research to better the future come together!

And the player(with Hop and Marnie) is along for the ride trying to help Sonia and Oleana get to Rose and Rose is finally ‘oh shit im one of the idiots living on this planet... also I do love my brother, niece, and Oleana‘ and they together have to deal with Piers whos about to be hoisted by his own petard!

Something something Eternatus... Shield/Sword dog.... Save the rockstar save the world or something. Maybe Rose dies (or seems like he dies? Doesnt matter. ...I love you Rose, im sorry.) to save Marnie and that really is a turning point for Piers... cuz theyre brothers and Piers isnt just a shallow villain who doesnt care about anything. He loves his daughter and his brother.

Whether this turning point is.. ‘Oh god what have I done‘ or total meltdown- destroy the world because my beloved brother just fuckin died... depends on Piers actual goal

Just by the way... Hop and Leon* are basically doing the same. Only Hop gets spanked by Marnie instead and also while working closely with Sonia and Oleana to save the world is inspired to lean more to a researcher field instead of copying his brother and living in his shadow.

*Leon doesnt try to catch Eternatus with a Pokeball or w/e cuz thats stupid but hes there to help his brother and Sonia.

Which Leon would get a scene and be like... ‘Do you wanna really be a master trainer... because you seem like you enjoy this science shit more‘ and Hop would be like ‘I wanna be like you...‘ and Leons all ‘Then follow your passion and dreams!‘ and Hop is SHOOK.

Just to put that out there. There would also be a hug in my version.

The only thing is IDK actually know Piers’ final goal... but I think hed be a cool villains.... not that it really matters this is basically like fanfic... IM JUST SAYING.

[caledfwlchthat]

Rating:  Teen and Up Audiences Fandom:  Homestuck Relationship:  Nepeta Leijon / Equius Zahhak Characters:  Nepeta Leijon, Equius Zahhak, Aradia Megido, Tavros Nitram, Kanaya Maryam, Terezi Pyrope, Vriska Serket, Pounce de Leon Additional Tags:  Alternate Universe - No Sburb/Sgrub Sessions, Robin Hood References, FLARP, Object-Weapon Duality, Burn It With FIRE!!!, Vriska Hoisted By Her Own Petard, Rescue Missions

Summary:�� Meowrails Robin Hood!  Nepeta robs from the highbloods and gives to the lowbloods.  Ensuing hijinks require Equius and pretty much everyone else to save her from the clutches of the Marquise (of Nottingham?).

This is a fill for @knightynight as part of the @ladystuck2020 Art/Fic Exchange!  It’s almost done -- just one chapter left to finish!  I’m going to take a bit of a nap, then post ch 6 first thing when I wake up and ch 7, Muses willing, before 4/13 ends in the US.  This fic has been a crazy journey for me and I hope you like it!

[wendyhermansongeller]

Music stars we lost in 2017

2017 was another very rough year for music fans, as we said goodbye to legends like Chuck Berry, Chris Cornell, Gregg Allman, Chester Bennington, Glen Campbell, Tom Petty, David Cassidy, and many others. Here, we look back at some of these sad farewells.

Gabby Gaborno

Gabby Gaborno was the lead vocalist of the rockabilly/punk band Cadillac Tramps. He died Jan. 4 of liver cancer. He was 51. (Photo: Instagram)

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Buddy Greco

Buddy Greco was a jazz and pop singer and pianist who was good friends with the Rat Pack. He died Jan. 10 at the age of 90. (Photo: Doug McKenzie/Getty Images)

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Tommy Allsup

Tommy Allsup was a rockabilly and swing musician. He worked with Buddy Holly, and lost the fated coin toss for “the Day the Music Died,” which resulted in him not being in a plane crash that killed Holly and three others in 1959. He died Jan. 11 following complications from hernia surgery. He was 85. (Photo: David Munn/WireImage)

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Magic Alex

Magic Alex was an electronics engineer who is best known for his close association with the Beatles. He died Jan. 13 due to complications from pneumonia. He was 74. (Photo: Trinity Mirror / Mirrorpix / Alamy Stock Photo)

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William Onyeabor

William Onyeabor was a Nigerian funk musician. He died Jan. 16 at the age of 70. (Photo: Gonzales Photo / Alamy Stock Photo)

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Walter “Junie” Morrison

Walter “Junie” Morrison was a member of the Ohio Players in the early 1970s, and later became the musical director of P-Funk. He died Jan. 21 of undisclosed causes at the age of 62. (Photo: Scott Dudelson/Getty Images)

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Jaki Liebezeit

Jaki Liebezeit was a drummer, best known as a founding member of experimental rock band Can. He died Jan. 22 from pneumonia. He was 78. (Photo: Brill/ullstein bild via Getty Images)

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Overend Watts

Overend Watts was a founding member of and bassist for the 1970s rock band Mott the Hoople. He died Jan. 22 from throat cancer. He was 69. (Photo: Brian Rasic/Getty Images)

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Bobby Freeman

Bobby Freeman was a rock, soul, and R&B singer; songwriter; and record producer. He died Jan. 23 of natural causes. He was 76. (Photo: Gilles Petard/Redferns)

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Gil Ray

Gil Ray was a drummer, guitarist, and vocalist, best known for his recordings in the 1980s and 1990s as a member of the bands Game Theory and The Loud Family. He died Jan. 24 of cancer at the age of 60. (Photo: Paul Fearn / Alamy Stock Photo)

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Butch Trucks

Butch Trucks was a drummer best known as a founding member of the Allman Brothers Band. He died Jan. 24 of a suicide. He was 69. (Photo: Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)

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Tom Coyne

Tom Coyne was a Grammy-winning music engineer who worked with Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Adele, and many others. He died Apr. 12 from multiple myeloma at the age of 62. (Photo: Wikipedia)

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Tom Edwards

Tom Edwards was the guitarist and music director for Adam Ant. He died Jan. 25 of suspected heart failure. He was 41. (Photo: Ollie Millington/Redferns via Getty Images)

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Tia Sprocket

Tia Sprocket was a drummer/singer/songwriter who played for various bands including Luscious Jackson and Ministry. She died Jan. 27 at the age of 48. (Photo: MySpace)

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Geoff Nicholls

Geoff Nicholls was the longtime keyboardist for heavy metal band Black Sabbath. He died Jan. 28 from lung cancer. He was 68. (Photo: Chris Walter/WireImage)

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John Wetton

John Wetton was the frontman and co-principal songwriter of the supergroup Asia. He died Jan. 31 from colon cancer. He was 67. (Photo: Frank Hoensch/Redferns via Getty Images)

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Robert “Strängen” Dahlqvist

Robert “Strängen” Dahlqvist was a guitarist who played for Swedish garage rock greats the Hellacopters. He died Feb. 1 after accidentally drowning in his bathtub following an epileptic seizure. He was 40. (Photo: Gary Wolstenholme/Redferns)

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David Axelrod

David Axelrod was a composer, arranger, and producer known for his work in jazz and soul. He died Feb. 5 of lung cancer at the age of 85. (Photo: GAB Archive/Redferns)

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Sonny Geraci

Sonny Geraci was best known as lead singer of musical groups the Outsiders and Climax. He died Feb. 5, having suffered ill health following a brain aneurysm in 2012. He was 69. (Photo: Bobby Bank/WireImage)

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Al Jarreau

Al Jarreau was a multi-Grammy-winning soul and R&B singer. He died Feb. 12 of respiratory failure at the age of 76. (Photo: Frank Hoensch/Redferns)

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Doug Lunn

Doug Lunn was a bass player, composer, and bandleader. He died Feb. 12 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. (Photo: Mark Sullivan/WireImage)

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Clyde Stubblefield

Clyde Stubblefield was a drummer best known for his work with James Brown. He died Feb. 18 of kidney failure. He was 73. (Photo: Lloyd Bishop/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)

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Larry Coryell

Larry Coryell was a pioneering jazz guitarist known as the “Godfather of Fusion.” He died Feb. 19 of heart failure at the age of 73. (Photo: Paul Warner/Getty Images)

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Leon Ware

Leon Ware was a R&B producer/songwriter/recording artist who worked with artists ranging from Marvin Gaye to Maxwell. He died Feb. 23 at the age of 77. (Photo: Earl Gibson III/WireImage)

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Bill Paxton

Bill Paxton was an actor who was also in the new wave band Martini Ranch. He died Feb. 25 of a stroke. He was 61. (Photo: Frank Trapper/Corbis via Getty Images)

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Tommy Page

Tommy Page was a singer-songwriter, best known for his 1990 hit single “I’ll Be Your Everything” and was later a music industry executive. He died Mar. 4 of an apparent suicide. He was 46. (Photo: Araya Diaz/Getty Images for Pandora)

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Joni Sledge

Joni Sledge was founding member of the family vocal group Sister Sledge. She died Mar. 10 of natural causes at the age of 60. (Photo: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)

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Joey Alves

Joey Alves was the founding rhythm guitarist with veteran hard-rock group Y&T. He died Mar. 12 from ulcerative colitis and other health complications. He was 63. (Photo: Rockrol)

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John Lever

John Lever was the drummer for 1980s post-punk band the Chameleons. He died Mar. 12 following a short illness. (Photo: The Quietus)

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Tommy LiPuma

Tommy LiPuma was a music producer who worked with a variety of award-winning artists including Barbra Streisand, Miles Davis, Paul McCartney, and more. He died Mar. 13 at the age of 80. (Photo: Rebecca Sapp/WireImage)

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James Cotton

James Cotton was a harmonica player, singer, and songwriter, who performed and recorded with many of the great blues artists of his time. He died Mar. 16 of pneumonia at the age of 81. (Photo: Jeffrey Ufberg/WireImage)

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Chuck Berry

Chuck Berry was a singer-songwriter who was considered to be one of the premier pioneers of rock ‘n’ roll music. He died Mar. 18 of natural causes. He was 90. (Photo: Mark Duncan/AP Photo)

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Sib Hashian

Sib Hashian was best known as the drummer for the rock band Boston. He died Mar. 22 at the age of 67. (Photo: Rick Diamond/Getty Images)

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Elyse Steinman

Elyse Steinman was the co-founder and guitarist of Raging Slab. She died Mar. 30 of cancer. (Photo: Teamrock.com)

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Paul O’Neill

Paul O’Neill was the founder of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, a progressive metal band known for spectacular holiday concerts. He died Apr. 5 of an accidental drug overdose. He was 61. (Photo: Paul Bergen/Redferns)

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J. Geils

J. Geils was a guitarist and the leader of the J. Geils Band. He died Apr. 11 from natural causes at the age of 71. (Photo: Scott Legato/Getty Images)

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Toby Smith

Toby Smith was the original keyboard player for and cofounder of Jamiroquai. He died Apr. 11 at the age of 46. (Photo: Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage)

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Bruce Langhorne

Bruce Langhorne was an American folk musician active in the Greenwich Village folk scene in the 1960s. He died Apr. 14 after failing health following a stroke in 2015. He was 78. (Photo: Brucelanghornemusic/YouTube)

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Allan Holdsworth

Allan Holdsworth was a jazz fusion guitarist and composer. He died Apr. 15 of heart disease. He was 70. (Photo: Robert Knight Archive/Redferns)

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Cuba Gooding Sr.

Cuba Gooding Sr. was the most successful lead singer of the soul group The Main Ingredient. He also was an actor. He died Apr. 20 of cardiovascular disease at the age of 72. (Photo: Bennett Raglin/WireImage)

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Jonathan Demme

Jonathan Demme was a film director, producer, and screenwriter, known for the critically acclaimed concert film with the Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense. He died Apr. 26 of esophageal cancer and heart disease, at the age of 73. (Photo: AP)

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Joanna Brouk

Joanna Brouk was an electronic composer active in late 1970s and early 1980s. She died Apr. 28 at the age of 68. (Photo: Courtesy Numero Group)

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Col. Bruce Hampton

Col. Bruce Hampton was a founding member of Atlanta, Georgia’s avant-garde Hampton Grease Band. He died May 1 after collapsing on stage. He was 70. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Kevin Garcia

Kevin Garcia was the the bassist and cofounder of seminal indie rock group Grandaddy. He died May 2 following a stroke. He was 41. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Cel Revuelta

Cel Revuelta was the former bassist for Black Flag. He died May 3 of brain cancer (Photo: Getty Images)

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Papa Saxa

Papa Saxa was a Jamaican saxophonist famous for having performed with the British ska band the Beat. He died May 3 at the age of 87. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Cecilia Kuhn

Cecilia Kuhn was the drummer for feminist punk band Frightwig. She died May 4 of cancer. She was 61. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Robert Miles

Robert Miles was a record producer, composer, musician and DJ best known for the 1996 composition “Children.” He died May 9 after a nine-month battle with cancer. He was 47. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Keith Mitchell

Keith Mitchell was the longtime drummer for Mazzy Star. He died May 14 following a short battle with cancer. (Photo: Courtesy of Grandstand)

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Chris Cornell

Chris Cornell was best known as the lead vocalist for the rock bands Soundgarden and Audioslave, as well as the founder and frontman of tribute band Temple of the Dog. He died May 18 by suicide. He was 52. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Gregg Allman

Gregg Allman was a Rock And Roll Hall of Fame member who co-founded the Allman Brothers Band. He died May 27 from liver cancer. He was 69. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Anita Pallenberg

Anita Pallenberg was an actress and model credited as the muse of the Rolling Stones: she was the romantic partner of the band’s Brian Jones and, later, Keith Richards. She died Jun. 13 of complications from Hepatitis C. She was 75. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Prodigy

Prodigy was one half of the hip hop duo Mobb Deep. He died Jun. 20 due to accidental choking while in the hospital for complications related to sickle-cell anemia, a condition he battled all his life. He was 42. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Dave Rosser

Dave Rosser was the guitarist for the alt-rock band Afghan Whigs. He died Jun. 26 from colon cancer. He was 50. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Geri Allen

Geri Allen was a jazz pianist and composer. She died Jun. 27 of cancer. She was 60. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Kelan Phil Cohran

Kelan Phil Cohran was a jazz musician. He was best known for playing trumpet in the Sun Ra Arkestra in Chicago from 1959 to 1961. He died Jun. 28 at the age of 90. (Photo: Getty Images)

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John Blackwell Jr.

John Blackwell Jr. was contemporary R&B, funk, jazz, fusion, and pop drummer, best known for his work with Prince. He died Jul. 4 from brain cancer at the age of 43. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Christopher “Fresh Kid Ice” Wong Won

Christopher “Fresh Kid Ice” Wong Won was a founding member of rap group 2 Live Crew. He died Jul. 13 of unspecified health issues. He was 53. (Photo: Getty Images)

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David Z

David Z was the bassist for New York-based metal band Adrenaline Mob. He died Jul. 14 in a car accident. He was 38. (Photo: YouTube)

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Barbara Weldens

Barbara Weldens was a French singer-songwriter who died Jul. 19 after being accidentally electrocuted while performing on stage. She was 35. (Photo: YouTube)

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Chester Bennington

Chester Bennington was the frontman for rock band Linkin Park. He died Jul. 20 by suicide. He was 41. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Daniel Lichtq

Daniel Lichtq was a soundtrack composer and musician, best known for writing the score of Showtime TV drama series Dexter. He died Aug. 2 of cancer. He was 60. (Photo: Courtesy ofImpact24 PR)

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Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell was a singer, guitarist, songwriter, television host, and actor, best known for his string of country/pop hits and his show The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour. He died Aug. 8 from Alzheimer’s Disease. He was 81. (Photo: Getty Images)

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John Abercrombie

John Abercrombie was a jazz guitarist, composer, and bandleader. He died Aug. 22 of heart failure. He was 72. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Melissa Bell

Melissa Bell was a singer best known for her work with R&B act Soul II Soul. She died Aug. 28 after struggling with health issues for several years. She was 53. (Photo: Instagram/@AlexandraMusic)

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Josh Schwartz

Josh Schwartz was a guitarist and songwriter who performed with Beachwood Sparks and Further. He died in September at the age of 45, following a long battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), otherwise known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. (Photo: Instagram/@JoshSchwartz)

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Walter Becker

Walter Becker was the co-founder, guitarist, bassist, and co-songwriter of Steely Dan. He died Sep. 3 from esophageal cancer. He was 67. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Dave Hlubek

Dave Hlubek was the lead guitarist and founding member of the Southern rock band Molly Hatchet. He died Sep. 3 of a heart attack. He was 66. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Holger Czukay

Holger Czukay was a musician, producer, and engineer who was a founding member of influential Krautrock band Can. He died Sep. 5 at the age of 79. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Troy Gentry

Troy Gentry was one-half of country duo Montgomery Gentry with Eddie Montgomery. He died in a helicopter crash Sep. 8. He was 50. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Don Williams

Don Williams was a country singer, songwriter, and member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. He died Sep. 8 of emphysema. He was 78. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Virgil Howe

Virgil Howe was a British musician best known for his work in Little Barrie and with his father Steve Howe. He died Sep. 11 at the age of 41. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Jesse Zazu

Jesse Zazu was frontwoman of Nashville indie rock band These Darlins’. She died Sep. 12 from cervical cancer. She was 28. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Grant Hart

Grant Hart was the drummer and co-songwriter for the alternative rock and hardcore punk band Hüsker Dü. He died Sep. 13 of complications from liver cancer and Hepatitis C. He was 56. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Charles Bradley

Charles Bradley was a retro-soul singer who celebrated the feel of funk and soul music from the 1960s and 1970s. He died Sep. 23 of liver cancer at the age of 68. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Tom Petty

Tom Petty was a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, and actor; he was a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and one of the best-selling music artists of all time. He died Oct. 2 of cardiac arrest at the age of 66. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Eric Harmon

Eric Harmon was the drummer of pioneering alt-rock band the Chainsaw Kittens. He died Oct. 4 of cancer at the age of 48. (Photo: Chainsaw Kittens/Jason Scott)

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Augustin Mawangu

Augustin Mawangu was the likembe player and bandleader of the Congolese outfit Konono No. 1. He died Oct. 16 after a long illness. He was 56. (Photo: Augustin Mawangu Mingiedi of Konono No. 1)

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Gord Downie

Gord Downie was the lead vocalist and lyricist for the Tragically Hip, as well as a poet, actor, and solo artist. He died Oct. 17 of glioblastoma. He was 53. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Martin Eric Ain

Martin Eric Ain was best known for being the former bassist of the influential extreme metal band Celtic Frost. He died Oct. 21 following a heart attack. He was 50. (Photo: Getty Images/Wikimedia)

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Daisy Berkowitz

Daisy Berkowitz (Scott Mitchell Putesky) was the lead guitarist and co-founder of the industrial metal band Marilyn Manson. He died Oct. 22 of colon cancer. He was 49. (Photo: Getty Images)

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George Young

George Young was musician, songwriter and record producer. He was a founding member of the bands the Easybeats, and the older brother of AC/DC’s Angus and Malcolm Young. He died Oct. 22 at the age of 70. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Fats Domino

Fats Domino was a pianist and singer-songwriter who was considered one of the pioneers of rock ‘n’ roll music. He died Oct. 24 at the age of 89. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Keith Wilder

Keith Wilder was the singer of the influential ‘70s funk outfit Heatwave. He died in his sleep Oct. 29 following unspecified health problems. He was 65. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Jon Kordosh

Jon Kordosh was a music critic and longtime writer for Yahoo Music. He also played bass for the Detroit rock band the Mutants. He died Oct. 30. (Photo: Rock NYC Live and Recorded)

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Paul Buckmaster

Paul Buckmaster was a Grammy Award-winning artist, arranger, conductor and composer. He is best known for his collaborations with Elton John, the Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Guns N’ Roses, and others. He died Nov. 7 at the age of 71. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Fred Cole

Fred Cole was the frontman for underground rock trio Dead Moon. He died Nov. 9 from cancer. He was 69. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Chuck Mosley

Chuck Mosley was best known as the frontman for Faith No More from 1984 to 1988. He died Nov. 9 from a drug overdose. He was 57. (Photo: Facebook/EMP Label Group)

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Chad Hanks

Chad Hanks was the bassist, principal songwriter, and co-founder of the industrial metal band American Head Charge. He died Nov. 12 of a terminal illness. He was 46. (Photo: Facebook)

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Lil Peep

Lil Peep was a rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. He died Nov. 15 from an accidental drug overdose. He was 21. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Malcolm Young

Malcolm Young was the co-founder, rhythm guitarist, backing vocalist and songwriter for the hard rock band AC/DC. He died Nov. 18 following several years of health issues. He was 64. (Photo: AP Images)

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Warren Moore

Warren Moore was a singer-songwriter, record producer, and the bass singer for Motown group the Miracles. He died Nov. 19, which was his 79th birthday, due to complications from diabetes. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Della Reese

Della Reese was a jazz and gospel singer, actress, and ordained minister. She died Nov. 19 of unspecified causes at the age of 86. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Mel Tillis

Mel Tillis was a country singer, songwriter, and actor. He died Nov. 19 of respiratory failure at the age of 87. (Photo: Getty Images)

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David Cassidy

David Cassidy was an actor, singer, songwriter, and guitarist, known for his role as Keith Partridge in The Partridge Family. He died Nov. 21 of liver failure. He was 67. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Wayne Cochran

Wayne Cochran was a soul singer, known for his outlandish outfits and white pompadour hairstyle. He died Nov. 21 at the age of 78. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Tommy Keene

Tommy Keene was a singer-songwriter best known for releasing critically acclaimed power pop songs in the 1980s. He died Nov. 22 of natural causes. He was 59. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Johnny Hallyday

Johnny Hallyday was a French singer who was credited in France for having imported rock ‘n’ roll to the country. He died Dec. 5 of lung cancer. He was 74. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Pat DiNizio

Pat DiNizio was the lead singer and songwriter for the band the Smithereens. He died Dec. 12 after a series of health issues. He was 62. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Keely Smith

Keely Smith was a singer of jazz and popular music best known for her duo act with Louis Prima in the 1950s. She died Dec. 16 of heart failure. She was 89. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Ralph Carney

Ralph Carney was a singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist. He died Dec. 17 after sustaining head injuries from a fall down his staircase. He was 61. (Photo: Thomas Hawk/Flickr)

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Kim Jong-hyun

Kim Jong-hyun was the singer for K-pop group SHINee. He died Dec. 18 of an apparent suicide. He was 27. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Kung Tai Ted Where he dissects classic martial arts B movie

Leon Van Der Neffe: Kiekeboe’s neighbour who works as a military. Hoist by His Own Petard: Bret Hart defeated Jerry Lawler in a “Kiss My Foot” match at King of the Ring 1995. The forms gained from the Lockseeds are called “Arms”: Gaim’s Jack of All Stats is Orange Arms, and he gets other basic forms in Pine Arms (Mighty Glacier) and Ichigo Arms (Fragile Speedster).

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