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In a world where fake news runs rampant, rock'n'roll is not immune to the lure of the conspiracy theory. These are 10 of the most ludicrous

Conspiracy theories, myths and legends have existed in rock’n’roll for as long as the music has existed, stretching all the way back to bluesman Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil at the crossroads in exchange for superhuman guitar skills, fame and fortune.

There are those who believe Elvis Presley and Jim Morrison live on, others who think the Illuminati control the world through symbolism in popular culture, and plenty of evangelical types with their own agendas trawling rock and metal songs for secret messages luring the innocent to the dark side.

Let us take a look, then, at rock’n’roll conspiracy theories ranging from the intriguing to the ludicrous, as we try to separate the truth from the codswallop.

Lemmy was in league with the Illuminati

Few men have ever been earthier than Lemmy, but one conspiracy theorist claims that the Motorhead legend didn’t really die in December 2015, instead “ascending into the heavenly realm” after making a “blood sacrifice pact” with the Illuminati.

A “watcher” of the mythical secret society some believe are running the world – despite evidence that is at best flimsy, at worst straight from The Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown’s discarded notebooks – told the Daily Star: “Lemmy signed up for the ultimate pact – he signed his soul to the devil in order to achieve fame and fortune.”

While we can only imagine what the great man would have to say on the matter, there’s one word, in husky, JD-soaked tones, that we can just about make out coming across from the other side: “Bollocks.”

Paul McCartney died in 1966

As you might expect from the most famous band that has ever existed, there are enough crackpot theories about The Beatles to fill the Albert Hall. From John Lennon’s murder being ordered by the US government, who, led by Richard Nixon, suspected him of communism (the FBI actually did have a file on Lennon, but the story is spiced up by the man behind murderlennontruth.com, who apparently believes author Steven King was involved due to, uh, looking a bit like Mark Chapman) to Canadian prog outfit Klaatu being the Fab Four in disguise, there are plenty of tall tales more colourful than a Ringo B-side.

The most enduring, though, is the notion dreamt up by some US radio DJs that Paul McCartney died in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a lookalike. They came to this conclusion having studied the cover of Abbey Road – McCartney’s bare feet on the zebra crossing apparently symbolising death, while others found “evidence” in the album’s opaque lyrics. There were a lot of drugs in the 60s.

Gene Simmons has a cow’s tongue

It’s easy to see why all kinds of far-fetched stories sprung up when Kiss first took off in the 1970s. The fake-blood-spitting, the fire, the demon-superhero personas – middle America clutched its pearls and word spread that these otherworldly weirdos’ moniker stood for Knights In Satan’s Service. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t.

It was Gene Simmons’ preposterous mouth that got the nation’s less voluminous tongues wagging though. So long and pointy is his appendage, and so often waggled at his audiences (whether they asked for it or not), that eventually the rumour spread around the world’s playgrounds was that he’d had a cow’s tongue grafted onto his own. The bovine baloney is, of course, bullshit, but Simmons has admitted it's one of his favourite Kiss urban myths.

Supertramp predicted 9/11

The Logical Song may be Supertramp’s calling card, but one man in the US stretches common sense to the limit having come to the conclusion that the artwork for their 1979 album Breakfast In America gave prior warning of the terrorist attacks on New York on September 11, 2001.

Look at the album cover – painted from the perspective of a window on a flight into the city – in a mirror, and the ‘u’ and ‘p’ band’s name appears to become a 911 floating above the twin towers, while a logo on the back features a plane flying towards the World Trade Center.

So far, so coincidental, but when our intrepid investigator falls down a rabbit hole of Masonic interference, strained Old Testament connections (“The Great Whore of Babylon – Super Tramp”), and the title Breakfast In America reflecting the fact that the planes crashed early in the morning, things get really tenuous.

It’s fair to say it’s unlikely a British prog-pop band had prior knowledge of the terrorist attacks 22 years before they happened. But maybe Al Qaida were really big fans.

Stevie Wonder can see

Stevie Wonder is a genius. That fact is not up for dispute. The soul/jazz/funk/rock/pop legend was born six weeks prematurely in 1950, and the oxygen used in the hospital incubator to stabilise him caused him to go blind shortly afterwards. But his love of front-row seats at basketball games, the evocative imagery in his songs, and the fact that he once effortlessly caught a falling mic stand knocked over by Paul McCartney (who, let us reiterate, did not die in 1966) has caused basement Jessica Fletchers to muse that he’s faking his blindness as part of the act.

Wonder himself, a known prankster, has great fun with his status as one of the world’s most famous vision-impaired musicians. In 1973, he told Rolling Stone: “I’ve flown a plane before. A Cessna or something, from Chicago to New York. Scared the hell out of everybody.”

Dave Grohl invented Andrew W.K.

When Andrew W.K. first broke through in the early 2000s, dressed in white and covered in blood, his mission was serious in its simplicity: the party is everything. He took his message of having a good time, all the time, to levels of political fervour. But rumours of his authenticity have been doing the rounds from the start.

Reviewing WK’s first UK show at The Garage in London, The Guardian’s Alexis Petridis wrote: “One music-biz conspiracy theory currently circulating suggests that Andrew W.K. is an elaborate hoax devised by former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl.”

As time went on, the theory gained traction – Grohl was believed to be the mysterious Steev Mike credited on the debut album I Get Wet. And as W.K.’s style changed over subsequent records, and his own admission that there were legal arguments over who owns his name, whispers began that he wasn’t even a real person – he was a character, played by several different actors, an attempt to create the ultimate Frankenstein’s frontman.

"I'm not the same guy that you may have seen from the I Get Wet album," W.K. said in 2008. “I don't just mean that in a philosophical or conceptual way, it's not the same person at all. Do I look the same as that person?" The jury is out, but if this is a great white elephant concocted just for the sheer hell of it, we kind of want this one to be true.

Jimi Hendrix was murdered by his manager

An early victim of the 27 club, the death of Jimi Hendrix was depressingly cliched for a man so wildly creative: a bellyful of barbiturates led to him asphyxiating on his own vomit, according to the post-mortem. But in the years following the grim discovery at the Samarkand Hotel in London on 19 September 1970, a different theory was offered by the guitarist’s former roadie, James “Tappy” Wright.

In his book Rock Roadie, Wright claims Hendrix was murdered by his manager, Michael Jeffery, who he says force-fed his charge red wine and pills. The motive? He feared he was about to be fired and was keen to cash in on the star’s life insurance. One thing we do know for certain is Jeffery won’t be able to give his version of events, as he was killed in a plane crash over France in 1973.

The 50th anniversary of Hendrix's tragic passing was "celebrated" with the release of Hendrix and the Spook, a documentary that "explored" his death further and was described by The Guardian as "a cheaply made mix of interviews and dumbshow dramatic recreations by actors scuttling about flimsy sets in gloomy lighting." Sounds good.

Courtney killed Kurt

Courtney Love is no stranger to demonisation from Nirvana fans. When Hole’s second album, the searing, catchy, feminist, witty, aggressive, vulnerable and unflinchingly honest Live Through This was released, days after Kurt Cobain’s death, rumours almost immediately started up that Love’s late husband wrote the songs. That was insulting and sexist enough, but nowhere near as damaging as the conspiracy theory that Love hired a hitman to kill Cobain amid rumours they were about to divorce.

After Cobain’s first attempt to take his own life in Rome, the Nirvana frontman was eventually convinced to go to rehab following an intervention by his wife and friends. He ran away from the facility, and the private investigator hired by Love to find him, Tom Grant, eventually became the source of the idea that Love and the couple’s live-in nanny Michael Dewitt were responsible for Cobain’s death shortly afterwards.

His claims, made in the Soaked In Bleach documentary, include the notion that Cobain had too much heroin in his system to pull the trigger of the shotgun, and that he believed the suicide note was forged.

People close to Cobain (and the Seattle Police Department) have refuted the theory, including Nirvana manager Danny Goldberg: “It’s ridiculous. He killed himself. I saw him the week beforehand, he was depressed. He tried to kill himself six weeks earlier, he’d talked and written about suicide a lot, he was on drugs, he got a gun. Why do people speculate about it? The tragedy of the loss is so great people look for other explanations. I don’t think there’s any truth at all to it."

The CIA wrote The Scorpions’ biggest hit

Previously synonymous with leather, hard rock anthems and some very questionable album artwork, West Germany’s Scorpions scored big with Wind Of Change, a power ballad heralding the oncoming fall of the USSR, the end of the Cold War, and a new sense of hope in the Eastern Bloc.

In a podcast named after the 1990 song, though, Orwell Prize-winning US journalist Patrick Radden Keefe follows rumours from within the intelligence community that the song was actually written by the CIA, as propaganda to hasten the fall of the ailing Soviet Union via popular culture.

“Soviet officials had long been nervous over the free expression that rock stood for, and how it might affect the Soviet youth,” Keefe is quoted as saying. “The CIA saw rock music as a cultural weapon in the cold war. Wind of Change was released a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and became this anthem for the end of communism and reunification of Germany. It had this soft-power message that the intelligence service wanted to promote.”

It's a convincing theory, but one that is disputed by Scorpions frontman Klaus Meine: “I thought it was very amusing and I just cracked up laughing. It’s a very entertaining and really crazy story but like I said, it’s not true at all. Like you American guys would say, it’s fake news."

There are satanic messages in Stairway To Heaven

The great comedian Bill Hicks had something to say about people searching for evidence of devilry in rock’n’roll: “Remember this shit, if you play certain rock albums backwards there'd be satanic messages? Let me tell you something, if you're sitting round your house playing your albums backwards, you are Satan. You needn't look any further. And don't go ruining my stereo to prove a point either.”

The memo didn’t get through to televangelist and stylus ruiner Paul Crouch, who in 1982 attempted to scare the Christian right into believing Led Zeppelin’s Stairway To Heaven was stuffed with demonic meaning, and that played backwards it revealed the following message: “Here’s to my sweet Satan/The one whose little path would make me sad, whose power is Satan/He will give those with him 666/There was a little toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan.”

Guitarist Jimmy Page, of course, is no stranger to the esoteric, making no secret of his interest in occultist Aleister Crowley and the attendant magick, and there were even rumours the band made a Faustian pact to achieve fame and fortune. But hiding messa

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I should be doing that." - Brett Favre, American Football quarterback; Super Bowl winner.**********"People suffer from depression after retiring from sport because they aren't sure where to apply that focus…there is a lot of focus and a lot of selfishness in sportsmen." - James Cracknell, Britain's double Olympic rowing champion.**********"Usually a person's job is not their dream. At some point, an athlete has to give up their dream and they don't do it because they have had a lifetime of it; they do it because they are forced to, and usually when they are in the rudest health."The last stage, acceptance, is often the hardest because athletes are trained to overcome, not simply succumb to their fate." - Moore.**********"Nothing could satisfy me outside the ring… there is nothing in life that can compare to becoming a world champion." - Sugar Ray Leonard, former boxing world champion.**********"I'd give it all back, even now, if I could even just change my name and go back riding for another year or two without anyone knowing it was me. I'd love to do that. I think I'd be a lot better."I have moments all the time when I wonder if I did the right thing." - AP McCoy, 20-time Champion Jockey.**********'Professional sports people die twice.' It's a sentiment well-worn by many an athlete post-career. Indeed, the toughest battle some will face comes after their time in action has ended.It's a period in which lives are often turned upside down. Adulation gives way to normality, acclaim to a quest for purpose. So it’s my turn to say Thank You: . The inevitable moment has come knocking on my door and I’ve welcomed it in for a drink. . It’s been more than a year of hoping, trying, pushing and willing to get back on the field for one last time, to taste the sweet victory or encounter that gut-wrenching despair. To hear the roar of the crowd or grab the pill out of the air. To make that last bone crunching tackle or score that last game winning try. But it’s unfortunately just not to be. I, like most, would have liked my career to have ended differently, but sometimes things don’t turn out quite the way we hope for. . So at the end of this season, it’s time to say goodbye and thank you to the game I so dearly love. . To try and sum up the past 16 years and how quickly they’ve flown by or even begin to describe how amazing the journey has been is impossible. . I would though like to express my gratitude: . • First and foremost, to God for blessing me with the talent to play this beautiful game. • To my wife Janine, Timothy and our newborn Gabriel, for your support, sacrifice and love to follow me to all corners of the earth so that I can pursue my dreams. • To my family and friends, far and wide, who wore their hearts on their sleeves as much as I did. • To the coaches, team-mates, medical and support staff in all the teams I was involved in. • To every opponent that made the battle tough and worthwhile. • To all my sponsors over the years who believed in me enough to support me on the journey. • To the fans, who make the game what it is. • To the critics, not to prove you wrong but so that I could prove to myself I could. • To the media, who take the game to households the world over. • To the lessons learnt, through the good times and the bad. • To the friendships made and experiences a plenty. . But most of all to Rugby, because for me it truly is a game made in heaven. . As a close friend one said: “memories are all we have.” And I’m immensely grateful for the memories I take with me into the next chapter. . With much respect . BH11 A post shared by Bryan Habana (@bryanhabana_) on Apr 24, 2018 at 4:00am PDT Recently-retired Springbok great Bryan Habana sits in the scorching Buckinghamshire sun on a Thursday morning. He's only just emerged off a plane from San Francisco earlier that day.He's keeping busy - exceptionally so - but is only too aware of the challenges that may await.Though he announced his impending retirement from Toulon in April, it is perhaps at this time of the year - when players are back in pre-season - that his decision firmly sets in.For the first time in almost two decades, he's not playing rugby…"It is a bit of a weird feeling," he says with an agreeable smile."The last season of my career before announcing my retirement was probably not the way I'd envisioned it coming to an end."Being injured, getting a six-month rehabilitation programme, not getting selected by [Toulon head coach] Fabien Galthie for three-and-a-half months without knowing exactly why."It was quite the opposite of the initial thoughts I had, which was rather disappointing. But it did, in a way, make me learn more about myself. "I was being mentally challenged and having to step up to the plate in an environment and process I never had to go through at any point in my career."I think I only ever played twice off the bench for the Springboks and was very rarely on the bench for any provincial side."It was in that period that I took a look at where life was going and where I saw myself going forward."We all know that period of transition is a well talked about along with mental health."The uncertainty that surrounds [what to do next] can be very scary and nerve-racking."I'm going to give myself a bit of time off to reflect on the last 15 or 16 years. "Rugby has given me a life that I'm insanely grateful for. Through the highs and lows, through long pre-seasons and long years, I've made some fantastic friendships and have really been able to enjoy my time in the game."Habana is as polished an interviewee as anyone is likely to come across. Gregarious, accommodating, thought-proving.Media trained in the sense he is accomplished at what he is doing, but not in the sense he seeks to avoid a topic. His honesty is refreshing and it's clear the end with Toulon has left him irritated."Through that final year with Toulon, you work out who you can confide in, who you can share your thoughts with, your ideas of what's happening in your personal life," he says. "Again touching on mental health, I was able to not just keep it all in because they were unbelievably frustrating times. There were months where I wasn't understanding why I wasn't even being spoken to about why I wasn't being selected."I had avenues to be able to vent and communicate with people within my circle. It made that whole experience and that frustration easier."But it's never easy. When it's out of your control, it's difficult to overcome. From a mental toughness point of view, I've since learnt a lot myself."Very few people actually get to end on their own terms. You look at the likes of Richie McCaw winning back-to-back World Cups or Jonny Wilkinson winning the double in France. There are one or two who do, but for many of us, you actually don't."That support system around you, to handle the frustrations, the disappointments, whatever you're going through is really, really important in difficult times." Ahead of heading out for a round of golf amidst the UK's heatwave, Habana chats potential business ventures going forward and a couple of brand ambassadorial roles for Rugby World Cup in 2019.Yet the 35-year-old is still in great shape and could feasibly and realistically have played on. Why finish now?"Looking back, the reason I've called it a day is I've just turned 35 and have had a great run. To be able to push myself for one more year is a double-edged sword."To stay in rugby because I could, or to experience another culture in Japan or somewhere, the other side of that coin is I would take myself out of entering the business world for another year."The 'real world' is not going to stop and wait because Bryan Habana has decided to play rugby for another year."At some point, rugby has to end and you have to make that decision and go into the real world. The vision of doing some stuff at the 2019 World Cup made it easier."I've also got a four-year-old and a three-month-old and to be able to spend some time with family before life gets really busy - when you have to do an 8am-5pm job and you don't see your kids - was another aspect. "I'm also not sure there was quite much more I needed to achieve on a personal level. I spent years in France in a culture that was very foreign to me - and not only the language."I just felt it was time to call it. My body could maybe have gone on a bit more, but mentally I knew the decision had to be made."Having lived in the south of France for five years, Habana, his wife of nine years Janine and the couple's two young children, Timothy and Gabriel, are currently between Toulon and Cape Town, with a view to moving back to South Africa within the next 18 months.As for what's next for the former winger, coaching seems not to appeal and whether he remains in the sport at all in some capacity appears up in the air."At the moment I'm not quite sure I want to be hands-on involved in rugby."There might be a bit of punditry over the next 12 months. My family sacrificed a lot over the last 16 years so to now go into punditry or coaching where, in coaching you actually work a lot harder than a player, coming in before, leaving after, you do analysis on a Sunday post-match, it's a thankless job being a coach. "Yes, there are lots of opportunities to create better people and achieve some success, and I have a lot of respect for the role coaches play, but for me to now continually offer up my weekends is not ideal for my family."Given the experiences I've had, I'd love to pass on thoughts if there was the opportunity as a type of consultant or mentor in some form, either in South Africa or somewhere else around the world. "But definitely I want to try and get a footprint within the business world. Exactly what that is, I'm not quite sure at the moment. I'm exploring options, trying to get some good advice in terms of what is actually out there."I've got some charity work with the Bryan Habana Foundation and I'd love to spend some more time being really hands-on involved with the kids at the various charities in London and South Africa."There's quite a bit on my plate and I think it's being able to structure that properly so you can get to everything, because at times what tends to happen when a player finishes is you put everything onto your plate at once and you don't get out to all those things."Hopefully, I'll have a time-management schedule which will allow me to get out to the things I feel are important, before settling down into whatever life after rugby really holds for Bryan Habana."*************The middle child of Bernie and Faith Habana, Bryan Gary Habana was born in Johannesburg and was actually named after Manchester United footballers Bryan Robson and Gary Bailey. Habana's upbringing, alongside older brother Bradley and younger sister Alicia, was not one centred or even interested in the oval ball, but more so the round one.That was until one summer in 1995…"I grew up in a Manchester United-loving family and to be brutally honest, rugby was probably the furthest thing from my mind for the first 12 years of my life."It was only really that 1995 Rugby World Cup experience in South Africa that literally changed the course of my life."To be able to have been inspired by that group of 22 men, by Nelson Mandela walking out onto Ellis Park with that No 6 Springbok jersey and a Springbok cap on his head, handing Francois Pienaar that cup called Bill and uniting a nation. I was one of the fortunate few to have been among the 63,000 at Ellis Park that day. "To have experienced that specific moment in time, which has gone down as one of the most iconic moments in sporting history, instilled and brought a dream inside of me to one day do the same."So having never played the game before then, to have experienced that unity, that inspiration and that coming together of a fairly new South Africa, in an environment where our history probably veered against what was happening at that time, is something I'm forever grateful for. "Sitting in that stand as a 13-year-old youngster, to then start dreaming about taking up this beautiful game called rugby, it was a watershed moment in my life."Without it, I wouldn't be in the position I am today."If the year 1995 was a watershed, then 2004 was a whirlwind.Having started off the year playing Sevens for South Africa, Habana toured Wellington and Los Angeles in February 2004 - the first time the then 20-year-old had ever departed South African shores.The Vodacom Cup was his next port of call - the tier below Super Rugby - before Habana travelled to Scotland in June 2004 to compete in the IRB U21 Rugby World Cup for South Africa.Here, he excelled to the point at which he was approached to go and play in - and presumably in time, for - Australia. With little apparent options back home, the youngster was at a crossroads. Yet within four months, Habana - who would go on to win a Rugby World Cup, a Lions series, two Currie Cups, two Super Rugby titles, a Tri-Nations title, a Top 14 championship, two European Cups and be named World Player of the Year in 2007 - would experience the biggest high of his entire career.And it happened just down the road from where he reminisces…"See I think 2004 was a bit of a blur for me," he says. "It got to a point in July 2004, where I wasn't really quite sure where my rugby was going."Then I got a call from the Lions who said they'd like me to be a part of their Currie Cup set-up."I got a few games in that and then, randomly, out of the blue, Jake White pulled me into the home leg of the Rugby Tri-Nations of 2004 which South Africa went on to win."Being based in an environment and culture alongside heroes of mine like Os du Randt, Percy Montgomery, Breyton Paulse, was absolutely fantastic. As a 21-year-old, to be on that stage, where no one really knew who I was after being picked out of relative obscurity was pretty insane. "To then go on three months later and run out at Twickenham against the then world champions and score a try with my first touch of the ball in international rugby was a way in which my fairy-tale couldn't have started off any better."It possibly could, if South Africa had actually won that game! But it was really special."To get to that moment of wearing your country's jersey for the first time, and to do it in the manner in which I did, was truly fantastic. "People ask me about my best experience or the nicest win, but that specific moment was probably the highlight of my career because it showed that I'd arrived on the international stage."I'm fortunate to have had a lot of success in my career but that moment in particular stands out head and shoulders above the rest."Even in a career glittering with major honours, the torment of the bad days often longs far more than the joy of the good.For Habana, four dark days immediately spring to mind…"Wow…there's actually been quite a few low points to be brutally honest. "The 49-0 against Australia in Brisbane a year out from a World Cup in 2006. Getting booed off at Bloemfontein Stadium as an individual when I got taken off the field against Australia in 2010."That Japan loss in the 2015 World Cup was unbelievably disappointing, and then to end my career with my last Test match being against Italy in 2016 and losing, that's something I definitely don't look back at with a lot of satisfaction."And what of the current Springbok side?Undoubtedly improving, but still a way off the abilities of Habana's class of the late-to-mid-2000s. The summer's series victory over England has given all of a green and gold persuasion hope. "Obviously the last two years have been disappointing in terms of results and seeing Allister Coetzee go was not the best thing ever."As great as the June series win was, the big test will now come in the Rugby Championship to see where we really stand."It's exciting and it's a good time to be a Springbok supporter again." "Cuco Fuzion is a young brand getting into a market where we're allowing people to understand the benefits of going natural. It's great to be an ambassador with them in creating that awareness." - Bryan Habana. 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