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dietzer123 04.01.2006 05:20 PM

greatest musical premature deaths
 
jimi hendrix. he did not have nearly enough time to get into the other musical scenes that he would've been incredible in.

screamingskull 04.01.2006 05:24 PM

Elliott Smith 1969-2003, who i will hate forever for killing himself.

marleypumpkin 04.01.2006 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dietzer123
jimi hendrix. he did not have nearly enough time to get into the other musical scenes that he would've been incredible in.


I agree w/ every word you said. Jimi died way before he could explore the whole music genre. I was watching the documentary, "Hendrix & The Band Of Gypsy's", & it was saying how before he passed a bunch of Jazz artists were wanting to book sessions w/ Jimi. One of those artists, Miles Davis.
Could you imagine what "Machine Gun" would have sounded like if those two played on one track. Damn! It would have been amazing,

dietzer123 04.01.2006 05:35 PM

hahaha, funny you say that. i made this post based on being currently watching that documentary. elliot smith's best stuff was his early stuff in my opinion so despite it being a terrible loss to have him die so young i would say his best musical accomplishments were already behind him

sonikold 04.01.2006 05:38 PM

billie holiday
marc bolan

marleypumpkin 04.01.2006 05:39 PM

It's a small world after all.

EMMAh 04.01.2006 05:39 PM

Kurt Cobain :)

Phlegmscope 04.01.2006 05:40 PM

Billy Corgan.

marleypumpkin 04.01.2006 05:42 PM

It is sad, but true.

Kurt Cobain: 1967-1994

TheDom 04.01.2006 05:43 PM

D. Boon

screamingskull 04.01.2006 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by dietzer123
elliot smith's best stuff was his early stuff in my opinion so despite it being a terrible loss to have him die so young i would say his best musical accomplishments were already behind him


yeah, my favourite Elliott Smith album is Roman Candle (his first one) but From a Basement on the hill is just Glorious. you really must get it if you havent already. its so fucking beautiful. i love everything he has ever written. he was too good for this world.

RIP

lo-fi suicide 04.01.2006 05:44 PM

Mark Sandman (Morphine) died on the stage
I wish I could die like that...

dietzer123 04.01.2006 05:44 PM

ooo yea. billie holiday and cobain are deffinelty up there. and i really hope no one says darbie crash

dietzer123 04.01.2006 05:45 PM

from a basement on a hill is the first one of his i ever got actually. it seemed hit and miss for me though. fond farewell is actually my favorite elliot smith song ever but i deffinetly prefer roman candle as a whole

EMMAh 04.01.2006 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Phlegmscope
Billy Corgan.


When did he die?:rolleyes:

screamingskull 04.01.2006 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by dietzer123
from a basement on a hill is the first one of his i ever got actually. it seemed hit and miss for me though. fond farewell is actually my favorite elliot smith song ever but i deffinetly prefer roman candle as a whole



really???, gosh i find this so hard to believe, 'kings crossing' and 'twilight' and 'a distorted reality is now a necessity to be free' and 'pretty (ugly before)' are such amazing songs.
but yes Roman Candle is a beautiful album, 'no name 3' is my favourite Elliott Smith song ever.

dietzer123 04.01.2006 05:53 PM

i haven't listened to it in a long time actually. a distorted reality etc. etc. is up there as well. i'd say that that album kicks out single songs that are incredible but roman candle is the most consistently great.

Savage Clone 04.01.2006 05:56 PM

Jhonn Balance.

screamingskull 04.01.2006 05:59 PM

yeah, roman candle flows really really nicely from song to song,

you can tell by listening to it that Elliott Has not not done the final production of 'from a baesment on the hill', the songs dont flow well like they do on everysingle other Elliott Smith album.

stirling 04.01.2006 06:08 PM

Not musical, but Bill Hicks. What I would give for another 12 years of his routine.


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