RIP David Bowie

[miluzzu]

I feel like the grim reaper here...God damn. RIP David Bowie.

http://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/musi ... 69-n493781

[gort]

one of my all time greats i can not beleave his gone anyone with cancer i would watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqJAzQe7_0g i have followed this guy for the last 3 years after losing
one of my best friends to the big c just watch and lean whats going on R.I.P bowie peace to all

[Glusniffer]

Major bummer! One of the greats. And only a few days after his B-day.

[deanot99]

Yes a big loss at least he has left us with a wealth of great music which will last forever.

Cheers
Dean

[Zeiram]

I've been dreading this day for a long time. Bowie is my all-time favorite performer, and I'd seen him in concert more than anyone else. His ability to constantly reinvent himself and entertain was staggering. Thanks for everything you left us with. Time to listen to Life on Mars...

- larry

[belrog999]

....................................and Ziggy played guitar. R.I.P.

[PROFESSOR JARROD]

David Bowie passed away Jan. 10th after battling with cancer.
We've lost a great music icon!

R.I.P
David!


Rick

[raydrz]

an incredible talent, entertainer, influence...RIP

[root]

Ya sad,
wife told me this morning.
Not only the music, but my 15 year old son is wanting to watch labyrinth again tonight. A great piece of Henson muppetry..

Rich

[Scott M]

Because it was his birthday and the debut of his new album, MTV ran his newest video Friday night. I was at home and watched it and was duly impressed. Of course, I didn't know he was actually on his death bed while I was watching it. Ever the artist ...


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[Scott M]

Because it was his birthday and the debut of his new album, VH1 ran his newest video Friday night. I was at home and watched it and was duly impressed. Of course, I didn't know he was on his death bed while I was watching it. Ever the artist ...

http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/how- ... ium=social

[Stewart Jackson]

I was stunned into tearful silence when I heard of his passing this morning. I've always been a huge fan of David and just can't believe he's gone. As a bit of humor and an odd aside, I had my wisdom teeth removed last year at age 56. Late in life that it may be for such a thing, I was very entertaining to the doctor and staff coming out of anesthesia singing (appropriately) "Space Oddity".

David's music, acting and style will be part of me for the rest of my days. May you rest well.

Stewart

[starmanmm]

Seen a lot of his shows in the day.

A true artist is gone.

[The Coop]

I still remember in 7th grade ('72 or '73) my friend with the Ziggy Stardust album saying "you gotta hear this song". That song was Suffragette City. So many great songs.

[temperflash]

Sad he died so young, relatively speaking.

"the Man Who Fell to Earth" is still one of my favorite sci fi films. No one else could have fit the role so well.

[Glusniffer]

Yes so many! I think my 1st was Rebel Rebel and then Golden Years. But my personal favorite will always be the theme to Cat-People...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpdHMaccjw4

[LOBOREX]

Man, first lemmy now bowie.

[The Coop]

Man, first lemmy now bowie.

Unfortunately most of the rockers my age group, many here I'm thinking, grew up with are now in there late 60's and 70's. Some I'm sure changed their lifestyle as they got older, of course some have not. Sad to say you never know who might be next.

[LOBOREX]

[Brent]

I have been told by several people that I have more David Bowie CDs than many people have CDs in general. That may be true, I don't know. But I know I'm still kind of in shock. Hard to believe he's gone.