Probably the best lyricist of his generation.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/827421.asp?0cv=CB20
OK, that makes Charles Bronson, and Warren. Who'll be number 3, or was that Bob Hope?
I was never a big fan of his but he was a great talent. A talent that will be sadly missed.
AAAOOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!!
"Warewolves in London!"
For the longest time I thought he was some one hit wonder singer,but seeing him on Letterman the last couple of years I realized he was a very talented and funny guy!R.I.P Warren!
It's too bad he only got the recognition he deserved near to and after his death. Most people didn't really appreciate what he did while he was doing it.
Brother R
This year is the next installment of "American Pie", by Don McLean!!!
All the people that I admired for their skills...Actors and musicians are fading away.
Would someone please them me why?!?
"I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's.
His hair was perfect."
-Werewolves of London
------ooo-'U'-ooo------Kilroy was here.
Damn, first Wesley Willis, now this. My favorite Zevon song is probably "Excitable Boy," just for the sheer WRONGNESS of it! Definitely one of the most lyrically extreme pop songs in history, except maybe "Bobby Brown Goes Down" by Frank Zappa. So long, Warren. You'll be missed.