Celebrity Deaths

[Nebraska]

r.i.p. harry belafonte

 

[Squee]

1 hour ago, auxien said:

i expect all his best/worst clips posted

Oh damn. 
 

 

[auxien]

this one always stuck with me

[ignatius]

On 4/27/2023 at 1:22 PM, auxien said:

this one always stuck with me

gonna have to g on a side quest to find this short film. 

Crazy Covid Love

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14175178/?ref_=nm_flmg_t_1_act

Lance Ozanix

• The vomiter

 

Edited April 29, 2023 by ignatius

[Nebraska]

 

rita lee forever indeed

[J3FF3R00]

10 hours ago, Nebraska said:

 

rita lee forever indeed

Big loss, for sure. She was a legend. 
I always loved hearing her laughter at the end of this song. RIP

[d-a-m-o]

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/may/19/andy-rourke-bassist-for-the-smiths-dies-aged-59

RIP Andy Rourke

[DavieAddison]

58 minutes ago, d-a-m-o said:

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/may/19/andy-rourke-bassist-for-the-smiths-dies-aged-59

RIP Andy Rourke

RIP. His basslines were so good.

[Nebraska]

r.i.p. jim brown

[Rubin Farr]

Actor Ray Stevenson dead at age 58, before his new Star Wars show is even released. He was so good in Rome.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/punisher-actor-ray-stevenson-dies-175532703.html

Edit: sounds like he was mortally wounded on a movie set, and died as a result.

[Nebraska]

^^^ r.i.p. the real isaak sirko

[Rubin Farr]

1 hour ago, Nebraska said:

^^^ r.i.p. the real isaak sirko

He was good even in bad movies 

[Hi Guys]

On 5/11/2023 at 1:09 AM, J3FF3R00 said:

Big loss, for sure. She was a legend. 
I always loved hearing her laughter at the end of this song. RIP

Those early Os Mutantes albums are just so so so good. And they were so young

[chim]

Tina Turner

 

[ignatius]

shit. she always seemed too strong to yield to death. 

fuck. all these people are getting old. i guess my parents are too. ugh. life. 

[Nebraska]

simply the best!

[Nebraska]

18 minutes ago, ignatius said:

shit. she always seemed too strong to yield to death. 

fuck. all these people are getting old. i guess my parents are too. ugh. life. 

hold it together man! at least it's not us yet. can you imagine when it comes to our generation to check out? we'll go out en-masse. 

these old fogies are checking out at a bad time and leaving us in the middle of this mass extinction shit they started. we don't have long to enjoy earth.

[J3FF3R00]

 

[beerwolf]

Tina Turner dead? Better switch on the news. Watched a documentary about her a few weeks ago. One of those programs you think you might watch 15 minutes and go to bed but end up watching the whole hour and hitting the sack late. Fascinating story, life and person, though the music isn’t exactly (definitely not) my thing!

Edited May 24, 2023 by beerwolf

[cloud capture]

RIP Tina Turner.  Was one of my mom's favorite singers.  Always fills me with good memories when I hear her voice.

[Nebraska]

r.i.p. the big homie kenneth anger

 

[Rubin Farr]

 

[Hi Guys]

RIP

[auxien]

this is one of the first songs i really remember loving when i was a kid. used to get stuck in my head regularly until i was about 30. it’s super 80s ofc... the minimal arrangement and the weirdo synths and solo, grooving guitar riff, all held together with those muted key chords? just great. but obv Tina’s belting-to-restraint and snarky attitude in her inflection, just a real pro performance…and her voice was the hook that always got stuck in my head of course, with those low background singers. not the best song ever written or sung, but it was always very particular and unique and addictive to my ears, particularly when i was younger. 

obv still a great song. she’s got plenty of others but this one was the one i loved.

[baph]

23 hours ago, auxien said:

this is one of the first songs i really remember loving when i was a kid. used to get stuck in my head regularly until i was about 30. it’s super 80s ofc... the minimal arrangement and the weirdo synths and solo, grooving guitar riff, all held together with those muted key chords? just great. but obv Tina’s belting-to-restraint and snarky attitude in her inflection, just a real pro performance…and her voice was the hook that always got stuck in my head of course, with those low background singers. not the best song ever written or sung, but it was always very particular and unique and addictive to my ears, particularly when i was younger. 

obv still a great song. she’s got plenty of others but this one was the one i loved.

I was telling my wife yesterday that this is pretty much the first music I remember listening to. My parents caned this shit when I was 3-5 years old (along with Toto’s Rosanna, which was my favorite song apparently, lol). 
 

I guess Tina kind of hated WLGTDWI, but she fucking killed it anyway. 
 

Gonna need to rewatch Beyond Thunderdome asap.

RIP