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the biggest music death - The Freewheelin' euan - 18-07-2011
i know sad topic. but me and my dad were talking about this the other day. what do you think is the most famous death in music history. im going with either Lennon being murdered or the infamous day the music died plane carsh in 59. elvis is a ovbious one aswell.
the biggest music death - Jerome - 18-07-2011
'The Day the music Died ' says it all.
the biggest music death - CRAZY-HORSE - 18-07-2011
here! here! Jerome, Buddy Holly was possibly the greatest loss to rock & roll....i think the Big Bopper had an interesting career about to take off also, not so sure about Richie Valens though...probably just a flash in the pan career, still it is sad when anyone dies... 3x RIP.
the biggest music death - Music Head - 18-07-2011
no contest
Elvis it is
You don't have annual excursions to Lubbock Texas
You do to Memphis
the biggest music death - Alvin2 - 18-07-2011
I do agree with this fact guys. Without music there is nothing interesting in the world.
the biggest music death - CRAZY-HORSE - 18-07-2011
Music Head Wrote:no contest
Elvis it is
You don't have annual excursions to Lubbock Texas
You do to Memphis
another idea...we could drive to Texas from your place MH....will we need to pack food for the trip?
the biggest music death - The Freewheelin' euan - 18-07-2011
Alvin2 Wrote:I do agree with this fact guys. Without music there is nothing interesting in the world.
couldn't have said it better myself.
the biggest music death - Tiggi - 18-07-2011
I know this won't be a popular view, but Kurt Cobain should rank in there somewhere. Elvis & Lennon were way past their prime when they died, whereas the tragedy of Cobain's suicide as a result of phenomenal success is highly poignant.
It's a bit of a parallel with Buddy Holly's early demise in terms of checking out at the peak of your popularity...
the biggest music death - CRAZY-HORSE - 18-07-2011
Music Head Wrote:no contest
Elvis it is
You don't have annual excursions to Lubbock Texas
You do to Memphis
haha! i can see straight through it MH! you know a huge Presley fan is coming to see you guys, so you make a comment like that and within 24hrs post an Elvis album with a rating of 2.5.....LMAO!!!
the biggest music death - The Freewheelin' euan - 18-07-2011
Tiggi Wrote:I know this won't be a popular view, but Kurt Cobain should rank in there somewhere. Elvis & Lennon were way past their prime when they died, whereas the tragedy of Cobain's suicide as a result of phenomenal success is highly poignant.
It's a bit of a parallel with Buddy Holly's early demise in terms of checking out at the peak of your popularity...
im not a huge elvis fan. but im a huge Lennon fan and i dont think he was past his prime i just think yoko was getting to many songs on the albums. but what makes it such a famous/infamous death is that he was in the beatles and released some pretty huge selling albums and on top of all that he was murdered wich makes it so infamous.