David Bowie Passes Away at 69

[Akira110]

http://www.edition.cnn.com/2016/01/11/e ... index.html

I have no words to say, except that we've lost a legendary artist in music. I... can't stop crying.

[TinyVoices]

I was never that big of a fan, but I was always reminded of his influence on the world of music and otherwise. As many other popular artists, I loved his top hits (Space Oddity and the like) but yeah I couldn't name any of his other songs.

His death seems so sudden, even if we apparently knew it was coming (I didn't even know he was fighting). It is unfortunate to lose such an eccentric artist.

[TheMouse]

Sad mouse is sad. I'll miss the Goblin King.

[Vintage]

That came as a complete surprise to me. I didn't believe the title when I first saw it. Music has lost a hero.

[Bellhead]

I came home from Maine yesterday. The day before that, his music was on the radio, talking about how he had just turned 69 and had released a new album on his birthday...

I can only regret that I will never see him perform live. We'll miss you.

[Insomniac]

Released an album on his 69th birthday while fighting cancer, just a couple days before dying to it. He wasn't the greatest musician or actor, but he was pretty cool. All hail the Goblin King, suckas!

*downs a pint of mead and a shot of 190 proof grain alcohol...then a lot more mead to wash the vile taste away*

[Schrodinger]

The man who fell to Earth has returned home.

[trantor]

He was really a great musican and artist with much influence to the music in the 70's/80's

I liked many of his old songs and especially his music videos were real art.

But to be true....I cried more as Lemmy died. He was a real rebel gave 110% to his fans and rock music until the end.