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Ah, that's a great shame.Was only hammering Double Dutch a while back.

RIP Malcolm

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RIP Malcolm, you nutty bastard.

Why does he sound like forrest gump on this though?

Notice how much double dutch sounds like Paul Simons you can call me Al, Mclaren was 3 years before Simon.

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Shame.Would we be here now on this site if it wasn't for him??

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Certainly an off the wall type of geezer,, 64 is no age .

R.I.P.

Hello A & M Goodbye ......

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Shame, saw footage of Lionel Messi today wearing a T shirt that had the God Save the Queen Image at it's centre.

RIP

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Spooky - I was only watching a few of McLarens videos on Youtube yesterday. I might go and watch Coldplay & U2 videos now.

RIP :\ohwell:

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Far too young to die. RIP.

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One of the great British eccentrics of the last four decades, surely? Sad news. It's his voice I'll remember more than anything, though....

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Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote: One of the great British eccentrics of the last four decades, surely? Sad news. It's his voice I'll remember more than anything, though....

especially the whispered "My name is Malcolm Mclaren"

Ger Boy wrote: Spooky - I was only watching a few of McLarens videos on Youtube yesterday. I might go and watch Coldplay & U2 videos now.

I could write you a list.

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RIP I bet Rotten's not too devastated,like.

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Only 67 an' all.Didn't know he had cancer!

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Sex Pistols' singer John Lydon has lead the tributes to former manager Malcolm McLaren, who died yesterday.

The mastermind behind the punk icons and pop culture svengali passed away in a Swiss hospital on Thursday.

He had been diagnosed with mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer, last October and was 64.

Speaking about McLaren, Lydon said: "For me Malc was always entertaining and I hope you remember that.

"Above all else he was an entertainer and I will miss him, and so should you," he explained, signing off the statement with his Pistols' name of Johnny Rotten.

Meanwhile, his former partner, Vivienne Westwood, said his death was "really something very sad.

"When we were young and I fell in love with Malcolm, I thought he was beautiful and I still do," she commented.

Creation Records founder Alan McGee was amongst the other music industry figures to mourn McLaren's passing, calling him a "visionary".

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