Jackie seems to love and appreciate her fans--I know she was incredibly nice and generous to me when I approached her at a Joan Jett concert many years ago. I'll always remember that moment.
This so brilliant and fun, sorry I missed it live. Amanda and Jackie are amazing friends and people. This was fantastic, and I cannot wait for the upcoming boardgame.
But then i am glad that you are alive and seems to me very well, and also besides leaving your prints 🐾 in popular music forever also very accomplished in many other avenues! You are inspiration for many people, not just women, but men and children too.
Jackie Fox! I am a huge fan, I loved your bass play on Hollywood track, you were awesome on stage. I loved those long bottom flare pants also🔥, you kicked ass💜
I had purchased Cherie's first version of 'Neon Angel.' I think this may have been right in the beginning of the internet age, but I do remember that line she quoted you as saying.. Something about 'Being on the last flight out of Burma.' I didn't understand that either, and apparently neither did Cherie, because if I remember correctly, she 'said' she simply laughed and agreed with you, even though she didn't understand it. Years later I did try to Google 'Burma' and 'Last plane 1970s', and I still couldn't find anything, LOL!
Yeah, I couldn't remember if the game was actually named after the movie. It was super-fun even though it was morbid. The joy of early video games where nothing made you think about what was being represented! If I ever get rich, I might have to see if any of those consoles still exist.
@JackieFox1976 I would play my LPs or the radio rather than use 8-tracks. Small cassettes were a godsend. PS I h8 streaming. If I can't see the packaging - I don't want it.
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Jackie seems to love and appreciate her fans--I know she was incredibly nice and generous to me when I approached her at a Joan Jett concert many years ago. I'll always remember that moment.
This so brilliant and fun, sorry I missed it live. Amanda and Jackie are amazing friends and people. This was fantastic, and I cannot wait for the upcoming boardgame.
Thank you, James! Glad you enjoyed it.
But then i am glad that you are alive and seems to me very well, and also besides leaving your prints 🐾 in popular music forever also very accomplished in many other avenues! You are inspiration for many people, not just women, but men and children too.
Jackie Fox! I am a huge fan, I loved your bass play on Hollywood track, you were awesome on stage.
I loved those long bottom flare pants also🔥, you kicked ass💜
I had purchased Cherie's first version of 'Neon Angel.' I think this may have been right in the beginning of the internet age, but I do remember that line she quoted you as saying.. Something about 'Being on the last flight out of Burma.' I didn't understand that either, and apparently neither did Cherie, because if I remember correctly, she 'said' she simply laughed and agreed with you, even though she didn't understand it. Years later I did try to Google 'Burma' and 'Last plane 1970s', and I still couldn't find anything, LOL!
Yeah, I think the writer meant the last plane out of Saigon. Either way, it was a made-up quote.
That video game was called "Death Race" !!!
When you hit the "Gremlins" they'd turn into little crosses
Morbid...but super fun
Yeah, I couldn't remember if the game was actually named after the movie. It was super-fun even though it was morbid. The joy of early video games where nothing made you think about what was being represented! If I ever get rich, I might have to see if any of those consoles still exist.
@JackieFox1976 Fact: I've never played a computer game in my life, unless Ms. Pacman counts.
Um, missed it..
You can still watch, though! Let me know if you have any issues.
Jackie, how do I watch it now, tnx?
@@michaeledwards9376 Just press the "play" (-->) button on this video
Eight-track cassettes were horribly-designed and wore out/broke quickly.
Yep - worst audio format ever!
@JackieFox1976 I would play my LPs or the radio rather than use 8-tracks. Small cassettes were a godsend. PS I h8 streaming. If I can't see the packaging - I don't want it.