Malcom McClaren Dies at age 64
by Robert Arambel
on April 08, 2010
Whether you found him to be a genius or a charlatan, the man made a definite mark on modern music.
See the New York Times article here.
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Whether you found him to be a genius or a charlatan, the man made a definite mark on modern music.
See the New York Times article here.
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DSTT on January 23, 2011 at 07:20 PM
Always pretty radical in the music scene.Kind of like an English Phil Spector,including the looks.He changed music and attitudes with his agressive management style.I always preferred The Clash to the Pistols but he definitely influenced what was happening in music at that time.
Devante on September 14, 2010 at 02:48 PM
Malcolm Maclaren was a real music visionary and he dared to take chances with his music when others chose to conform. When hip hop and rap music and break dancing was still in its infancy he released the classic rap & hip hop music video and song "Buffalo Girls" which instantly created a whole new break dancing movement in Europe and the UK. At the time it was one of the hottest rap & hip hop music videos and break dance videos out there and got a phenomenal response from the public. So thanks for all the music Malcolme Maclaren you left a legacy that few musicians ever do.
怀淰@^过厾 on September 07, 2010 at 11:45 PM
Malcom McClaren is a great man on modern music!
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Malcom McClaren is a great man on modern music!
Hmm thanks for the link!