Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Piss off, Dean.:thumbdown:
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The drugs don't work kids...
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Why should he piss off, he's spot on
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9897254)
Why should he piss off, he's spot on
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She had a great voice in her day, but sadly she lost it due to her addictions, she was on the Xfactor a couple of years ago and was terrible. Regardless very sad that another young life has been lost due to addiction (I am guessing drugs).
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9897254)
Why should he piss off, he's spot on
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Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 9897257)
He is off a little...I assumed (and hoped) it was Björk when I first read the title. I confess to being a little let down.
Sad to hear W.Houston has passed. |
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Can't say I'm a big fan of her music but did watch the Bodyguard about a million times as a teenager. As always it is a tragic loss when a life is lost to drug abuse. May she RIP.
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I like Bjork, you always need people who are as mad as a box of frogs.
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 9897257)
He is off a little...I assumed (and hoped) it was Björk when I first read the title. I confess to being a little let down.
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Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9897315)
Can't say I'm a big fan of her music but did watch the Bodyguard about a million times as a teenager. As always it is a tragic loss when a life is lost to drug abuse. May she RIP.
Not tragic , it's preventable , cancer is tragic . I don't feel one bit of sympathy whatsoever . Too much public grief nowadays from people to others they don't even know . Z list people tweeting their grief for brownie points . It's the Princess Diana syndrome. |
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Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897356)
Not tragic , it's preventable , cancer is tragic . I don't feel one bit of sympathy whatsoever .
Too much public grief nowadays from people to others they don't even know . Z list people tweeting their grief for brownie points . It's the Princess Diana syndrome. She was over rated blew her career and probably killed herself.....yup I'm still searching for any sympathy |
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Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897356)
Not tragic , it's preventable , cancer is tragic.
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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 9897359)
So you don't think some cancers are preventable / avoidable?
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Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897361)
Of course but you know the point i'm making .
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Co Durham Boy-
I completely disagree- It is a tradgey that so many people die from drug abuse and spend such a large part of their lives battling their addiction. I'm pretty sure no one takes drugs thinking- yeah this will kill me one day, everyone assumes it won't happen to them, the same as an alcoholic doesn't have their first drink thinking one day I'll be addicted and I'll put myself in an early grave and all my family and friends will disown me. We all make stupid choices every now and again, luckily most of those choices don't result in a lifetime of drug abuse, but sadly for some it does. for me such a waste of a life is a tragedy. And I don't think you can compare drug abuse to cancer- is it better or noble or acceptable to die from cancer compared to a drug overdose? Do you have more sympathy for someone that has died from cancer? What if they have smoked all their lives, or eaten unhealthily, or perhaps they are just unlucky to have cancer in their family history. What about someone that kills themselves- no sympathy for them either as they chose to- you wouldn't question their mental health and state of mind or give them sympathy for having something that has left them so desperate they feel their only option is to kill themselves? or perhaps you would? So why not question the life of a drug addict before you pass judgement, were they hooked on drugs because they couldn't cope with some part of their life, maybe they were abused, maybe they just can't cope so drugs are an escape from whatever part of their lives need escaping from? perhaps not, but every case is different for which you don't know all the information, who are you to say every preventable death deserves no compassion? So what? she was another celeb who had a life of riley- she had every opportunity in life and still her life went down the shitter- life isn't always what it seems and celebrity and money doesn't make everything ok. |
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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 9897320)
Nice diaeresis :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9897358)
It's curious, one **** nugget blows their own life and the media and social media go nuts. Assad blows the shit out of whole cities and barely a whisper from the same **** nuggets. Wankers the lot of em.
She was over rated blew her career and probably killed herself.....yup I'm still searching for any sympathy There are tragedies happening to non-famous people every day which are far more worthy of getting het up about. Besides, I have never forgiven her for murdering a beautiful Dolly Parton song with that shouty over-souling. |
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Besides, I have never forgiven her for murdering a beautiful Dolly Parton song with that shouty over-souling. |
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Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9897443)
Co Durham Boy-
I completely disagree- It is a tradgey that so many people die from drug abuse and spend such a large part of their lives battling their addiction. I'm pretty sure no one takes drugs thinking- yeah this will kill me one day, everyone assumes it won't happen to them, the same as an alcoholic doesn't have their first drink thinking one day I'll be addicted and I'll put myself in an early grave and all my family and friends will disown me. We all make stupid choices every now and again, luckily most of those choices don't result in a lifetime of drug abuse, but sadly for some it does. for me such a waste of a life is a tragedy. And I don't think you can compare drug abuse to cancer- is it better or noble or acceptable to die from cancer compared to a drug overdose? Do you have more sympathy for someone that has died from cancer? What if they have smoked all their lives, or eaten unhealthily, or perhaps they are just unlucky to have cancer in their family history. What about someone that kills themselves- no sympathy for them either as they chose to- you wouldn't question their mental health and state of mind or give them sympathy for having something that has left them so desperate they feel their only option is to kill themselves? or perhaps you would? So why not question the life of a drug addict before you pass judgement, were they hooked on drugs because they couldn't cope with some part of their life, maybe they were abused, maybe they just can't cope so drugs are an escape from whatever part of their lives need escaping from? perhaps not, but every case is different for which you don't know all the information, who are you to say every preventable death deserves no compassion? So what? she was another celeb who had a life of riley- she had every opportunity in life and still her life went down the shitter- life isn't always what it seems and celebrity and money doesn't make everything ok. I'll save my sympathy for those who deserve it . Addiction is not a disease , the phrase makes the addict feel better about the bucket of shit he or she is currently sitting in . |
Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897469)
I respect your opinion but i don't buy your argument as i do not see her life as a tragedy . The tragedy is that she chose the pipe over her kid and her will to live , just like any other crack head .
I'll save my sympathy for those who deserve it . Addiction is not a disease , the phrase makes the addict feel better about the bucket of shit he or she is currently sitting in . |
Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897469)
I respect your opinion but i don't buy your argument as i do not see her life as a tragedy . The tragedy is that she chose the pipe over her kid and her will to live , just like any other crack head .
I'll save my sympathy for those who deserve it . Addiction is not a disease , the phrase makes the addict feel better about the bucket of shit he or she is currently sitting in . BUT, public Karma is what this post deserves. You're bang on the money. |
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Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9897463)
I'm with you on this & also agree with co durham boy about 'Diane syndrome'. Sad that a woman of just 48 has died so young, but the was largely the author of her own fate when she had so much going for her. I'm not upset as I didn't know her and didn't really like her music.
There are tragedies happening to non-famous people every day which are far more worthy of getting het up about. Besides, I have never forgiven her for murdering a beautiful Dolly Parton song with that shouty over-souling. Dolly Parton's original of that song was breathtakingly beautiful (well, she was a better singer anyway, so no surprise). |
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Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 9897535)
Absolutely right - except Whitney never over-SOULed anything - she was about the third or fourth most talented member of her family (after cousin Dionne Warwick, auntie Thelma Houston and mummy Cissy Houston). I seem to remember Aretha was her godmother too, but my memory might be wrong on that one. They WERE/ARE soul singers.
Dolly Parton's original of that song was breathtakingly beautiful (well, she was a better singer anyway, so no surprise). Dolly is a proper talent. |
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Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9897549)
Just so you know, old man ;) over-souling is the term used for that anoying wobbling vibrato that too many singers use. Nothing to do with having soul. Whitney certainly didn't.
Dolly is a proper talent. |
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I like Dolly. Can I get a few more question marks in ????????????????????? |
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Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9897628)
Like?- LIKE???? - you LIKE dolly????? Dolly is f**king AWESOME- I LOVE Dolly :-) now there is a woman that has beaten the odds :thumbsup:
Can I get a few more question marks in ????????????????????? |
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Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9897549)
Just so you know, old man ;) over-souling is the term used for that anoying wobbling vibrato that too many singers use. Nothing to do with having soul. Whitney certainly didn't.
Dolly is a proper talent. Anyway, she's dead, so no problem.................. :o |
Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 9897695)
Yeah I did know - although it tends to be used for NON-soul singers showboating it up a bit. (Aguilera was accused of it a while back I seem to recall). Houston pretended to be a soul singer, but wasn't..... as we both agree.
Anyway, she's dead, so no problem.................. :o |
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Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897746)
Yeah , Kevin Costner has one night off and look what happens ....;)
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Oh all right.............. in my view, her best-ever moment. Still relatively unknown, she duetted with the legend that was Teddy Pendergrass (who helped her - a lot - in her early days) on this. Sadly, I can't find a live video (I know they performed live together several times).
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Originally Posted by co durham boy
(Post 9897469)
I respect your opinion but i don't buy your argument as i do not see her life as a tragedy . The tragedy is that she chose the pipe over her kid and her will to live , just like any other crack head .
I'll save my sympathy for those who deserve it . Addiction is not a disease , the phrase makes the addict feel better about the bucket of shit he or she is currently sitting in . |
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Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 9898269)
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......... and here's a helpful, relevant and well-timed intervention from Tony Bennett............
http://uk.omg.yahoo.com/news/tony-be...121201309.html :ohmy: |
Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9898131)
so do we actually know what she died of or are we speculating as usual?
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9898131)
so do we actually know what she died of or are we speculating as usual?
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 9898837)
speculating on a long documented history of drug and alcohol abuse, sad either way, but I was never a huge fan. The outpouring of grief on twitter is pathetic, it made me log off for the majority of the day. Comments like a massive loss to the music industry? really? she hadn't recorded anything since 1997 and the last time I saw her live she was either stoned/pissed and couldn't remember her words.
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Re: Overrated shouty singer dead at 48
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9898131)
so do we actually know what she died of or are we speculating as usual?
I could be wrong though . |
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