05/18 - Thirsty Thursday!

I may look like a big ol bear, but I cry too at sadness like this...

 

i was being tongue and cheek well ok kanye should die just because he's a blight on existence but I agree with celebrity death mostly. except musicians. i think when you spend years playing someone's music you maybe identify with them more than maybe a random stranger.

Cobain was a tragic figure and the way that girl in your photography class acted wasn't much different than the generation before her reacted to Lennon's death. When someone you've never met touches your soul, it can be anguish that their voice has been silenced. There's also the whole holy shit I'm basically the same age thing for me.

 

You don't sound like someone that gets really into music

 

Me and all of his friends list advised him to go see H&O but I'm not sure what he ended up doing. It's kind of ironic because we were all saying we don't know how much longer H&O is gonna be around/touring.

 

You actually look like a square filled with a black void but who am I to judge.

 

I remember my best friend in school loving this song (and it was quite appropriate, he was a perfectionist)

 

One of my favorite songs to play on guitar.

 

I don't mean to upset or offend anyone but I really did like the Say Hello 2 Heaven Song but am totally unfamiliar with Chris Cornell but notice others are posting Soundgarden songs...was he the singer for Soundgarden? I would like to listen to more of his music

 

Me after checking on that broken ass batch all night

 

No, that's not true at all. I have extremely varied musical tastes and I can find music I like in just about any genre you can think of. Most days I'd rather listen to music than watch tv. I literally can't stand to be in a car without music, and I have a weird ability to memorize lyrics and remember them years and years later. But it's the music and the songs and the lyrics I get attached to, not the singer. The only singer I ever think about with any kind of sadness or regret for not seeing is Freddie Mercury but mostly from a missed opportunity to see one of the most talented people ever on this planet perform kind of stance.

 

Yes, as well as Audioslave and Temple of the Dog (collaboration with Pearl Jam)

 

damn you joke stealer

 

Because some of us grew up listening or watching these musicians, singers, movie stars, sports figures, and they are a part of our life in one way or another, and sometimes it is like losing a family member or a best friend. They are people we are people, we all share the same emotions and we all live on this little ball in space called Earth. We are more connected than some might think, and when we experience loss in any fashion, it hurts...

 

5/5 Joe Los

 

i listen to (and badly play piano and guitar) everything but rap so all the recent deaths have just been punch after punch for me. I mean c'mon.
Bowie (who have you seen do Hurt with Reznor? It's brilliant) Prince, Merle Haggard, Leonard Cohen, George Michael, Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, Glen Frey. That's just in the last year. So talk about being a trainwreck jesus!

 

Fellow Feddie lover here!

 

Amen there. No one's ever equaled his live aid performance.