I've got my time machine almost complete. The problem is, it has side effects that prevent one person from using it more than once. It will allow you to pick any year of your life to relive. Everything will be as it was except you will retain all your memories of the past and the future while reliving your year. Choose your year wisely my son.
So at the end of the year you get sucked back to the present and have to "learn" what happened afterwards kinda thing? Sounds like a "temporal paradox" *might not be the "correct term"* But that sounds like it would be an intruiging thought for a big percentage of people! 🤘🤔🤘
@@yomamasofat77 I never heard of her until now so I looked her up. From what I read I find her influential and uninteresting. Apparently she's had the opposite effect on you. The chance to live an entire year of your life over doesn't include going back further and there's no way you were around when she was born.
@@lisalalalisa174 Roger cheated on her and they broke up. And as a broken up couple they didn't do well on stage. Roger ultimately had a meltdown on stage, (the video of it is somewhere on CZcams), he had a major anger episode backstage and even threw equipment at the girls. The band collectively fired him. Nancy did fall for Derosier, the drummer, that didn't work out well and he ultimately left as well. And Steve Fossen, the bassist left as well. Fossen, Derosier and Fisher WERE the original band, they hired Ann and then Nancy was coaxed to join after that. So the bad blood continues to this day.
@lisalalalisa174 - *It's true. Roger himself admits as much in at least one of the documentaries I've seen. (& he says here that the book could have realistically painted a worse picture of him & he's grateful that they didn't) Cheers!* 🤘🏼
I have always wanted to be a fly on the wall, I why did the ladies get to take the music with them and hire new guys? Didn’t the songs belong to the composers? It’s none of my business, but it doesn’t seem fair.
Ultimately because Heart was 51% shares for the girls and 49% shares for the boys. So the girls would have all the saying. Ann was offered to be signed by the record label only by herself, they didn't want anyone else but her, and she told them it is all or nothing. Then the money started coming, and as you know... money changes everything and everyone...Roger would cheat on Nancy, do drugs and alcohol and the whole band decided to fire him because of his violent behaviour. Then it started to dismantle, but the girls ALWAYS had the last saying, as it was agreed like that when they signed with the record label in exchange for ann's decision to keep the original members. Very smart huh?
The royalties go to the composers but composers can't tell anybody they can't play their songs. That's not how it works. The ladies can play any songs they want to play so long as royalties are paid. Royalties are usually paid by the venues.
Hopefully Roger is now getting the royalties due him. He is well deserving.
You guys are just the best!
I've got my time machine almost complete. The problem is, it has side effects that prevent one person from using it more than once. It will allow you to pick any year of your life to relive. Everything will be as it was except you will retain all your memories of the past and the future while reliving your year. Choose your year wisely my son.
So at the end of the year you get sucked back to the present and have to "learn" what happened afterwards kinda thing?
Sounds like a "temporal paradox" *might not be the "correct term"*
But that sounds like it would be an intruiging thought for a big percentage of people! 🤘🤔🤘
If I had a time machine I'd go back and make sure Ayn Rand was never born
@@yomamasofat77 I never heard of her until now so I looked her up. From what I read I find her influential and uninteresting. Apparently she's had the opposite effect on you.
The chance to live an entire year of your life over doesn't include going back further and there's no way you were around when she was born.
They're both still super hot!
Roger screwed up. He had Nancy Wilson and cheated on her.
I don't know if that's true? I heard her say she fell for the drummer and that's why she left
@@lisalalalisa174 Roger cheated on her and they broke up. And as a broken up couple they didn't do well on stage. Roger ultimately had a meltdown on stage, (the video of it is somewhere on CZcams), he had a major anger episode backstage and even threw equipment at the girls. The band collectively fired him.
Nancy did fall for Derosier, the drummer, that didn't work out well and he ultimately left as well. And Steve Fossen, the bassist left as well. Fossen, Derosier and Fisher WERE the original band, they hired Ann and then Nancy was coaxed to join after that.
So the bad blood continues to this day.
They were young. So young.
@lisalalalisa174 - *It's true. Roger himself admits as much in at least one of the documentaries I've seen. (& he says here that the book could have realistically painted a worse picture of him & he's grateful that they didn't) Cheers!* 🤘🏼
I have always wanted to be a fly on the wall, I why did the ladies get to take the music with them and hire new guys? Didn’t the songs belong to the composers? It’s none of my business, but it doesn’t seem fair.
Ultimately because Heart was 51% shares for the girls and 49% shares for the boys. So the girls would have all the saying. Ann was offered to be signed by the record label only by herself, they didn't want anyone else but her, and she told them it is all or nothing. Then the money started coming, and as you know... money changes everything and everyone...Roger would cheat on Nancy, do drugs and alcohol and the whole band decided to fire him because of his violent behaviour. Then it started to dismantle, but the girls ALWAYS had the last saying, as it was agreed like that when they signed with the record label in exchange for ann's decision to keep the original members. Very smart huh?
The royalties go to the composers but composers can't tell anybody they can't play their songs. That's not how it works. The ladies can play any songs they want to play so long as royalties are paid. Royalties are usually paid by the venues.