David Bowie has passed away

[Alejandreaux 13,308]

17 minutes ago, My Chemical Romance said:

I NEED TO BUY THE ALBUM EVVEN IF I WONT LIKE IT.  UGH. (I need money for it too.  )

If you wanted to buy one of his original albums you should buy "Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars". It's considered to be his masterpeice and one of the greatest rock albums ever.

If not you could always just buy a greatest hits compilation  

[Mingyu. 12,311]

Of course expected my babe to post something fast.  

 

 

 

Edited January 11, 2016 by Queen Of Suburbia
damn.. why don't IG posts work in Spoilers???

[Mint 6,015]

I just saw this on the news and it honestly breaks my heart. I started listening to him and looking him up when I was 17 and I still look up to him (and still do) as a role model. Someone who's worked so hard on himself, got recognized for being the best version of himself, and was ultimately realized as one of the most unique figures weve ever had in music.

I listened to his album yesterday and even though I think it's amazing and like nothing he's ever done before I'm just sad that he had to be so troubled and apocalytpic before he died but regardless he never lost his passion and kept pushing boundaries for himself and his music at the age of 69. He truly was someone the younger generations should look up to.

R.I.P 

[Madonna 46,062]

3 minutes ago, Mint said:

I just saw this on the news and it honestly breaks my heart. I started listening to him and looking him up when I was 17 and I still look up to him (and still do) as a role model. Someone who's worked so hard on himself, got recognised for being the best version of himself, became recognized for it and was ultimately realized as one of the most unique figures weve ever had in music.

I listened to his album yesterday and even though I think it's amazing and like nothing he's ever done before I'm just sad that he had to be so troubled and apocalytpic before he died but regardless he never lost his passion and kept pushing boundaries for himself and his music at the age of 69. He truly was someone the younger generations should look up to.

R.I.P 

Jad.  

I know how you feel. I remember watching the news about Whitney's death back in 2012. It literally broke my heart. Her music was a great part of my childhood and it felt like loosing or watching a part of my childhood die. 

I really haven't listened much to his music but I know that he is a true legend. Trailblazer as some have called him in here is definitely the most appropriate description. One of the very few male artists to push the boundaries of gender. What an inspiring artist.

[Chris 59,292]

24 minutes ago, Alejandreaux said:

If you wanted to buy one of his original albums you should buy "Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars". It's considered to be his masterpeice and one of the greatest rock albums ever.

If not you could always just buy a greatest hits compilation  

Ok.  lemme Spotify. 

[Satori 4,143]

OMFG what.............?!

[Courtney Love 4,389]

Devastating. I adore his entire catalogue. One of the most adventurous and daring male artists (or artists in general) of our time. Love you Halloween Jack. 

[G like MC 18,443]

No no no no no no no no NO NO NO 

[Mikey Likey 2,217]

RIP Goblin King  

[ChooseyLover 19,970]

Rest In Peace... Such a legend... You'll be missed

[Vertigo-go 18,832]

Unbelievable. I'm gutted and numb. One of my personal Heroes. Music as we know it now wouldn't happen the way it did without him.

[Luca 54,972]

RIP  

[Luca 54,972]

5 hours ago, Mint said:

I just saw this on the news and it honestly breaks my heart. I started listening to him and looking him up when I was 17 and I still look up to him (and still do) as a role model. Someone who's worked so hard on himself, got recognised for being the best version of himself, became recognized for it and was ultimately realized as one of the most unique figures weve ever had in music.

I listened to his album yesterday and even though I think it's amazing and like nothing he's ever done before I'm just sad that he had to be so troubled and apocalytpic before he died but regardless he never lost his passion and kept pushing boundaries for himself and his music at the age of 69. He truly was someone the younger generations should look up to.

R.I.P 

 this tears me up not even being a fan of him, but I can see you're a true fan  I love you Jad, he's in a better world now  

[Dita 5,091]

horrific news. 

[Mitski 13,494]

rip  

[Pandora 1,333]

RIP King. He was so magical. I'll never forget watching a documentary about his career and being left in total awe of him. His impact on the industry was/is surreal.

 

[Courtney Love 4,389]

It's iconic, creating an album surrounding his death and intending it to be his swan song.

How a man can face his mortality and demise in such a way is both confronting, macabre and uncomfortable as well as genius, creative and groundbreaking - much like Bowie was, and still is.

For a figure that seemed surreal and eternal, when his inevitable death did come it's only fitting it happened in this manner. What a send off.  

[Bionic Monster 5,020]

haven't listened to much of his music, but he is LEGENDARY and pushed the boundaries of gender in a time where it wasn't nearly as accepted as it is today.

What a brave man. RIP.