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sd5 wrote:questions never to be answered:

Where did you get that thick-haired, bitumened eyelash look?
Were you self-conscious about your nose freckles?
Did your father embarass you?
Exactly why did you need to be out of it to confront the world?
Do you think you deserve comparison with Hendrix & Morrison?
Where did your skinny pins lead to under that tutu?

RIP yu poor sod.

to be honest the answer to those questions would probably be something like 'shut up you wanker and give me a drink'

sd5 wrote:Do you think you deserve comparison with Hendrix & Morrison?

Amy Winehouse's Untimely Death Is a Wake Up Call for Small Business Owners

murky21 wrote:Amy Winehouse's Untimely Death Is a Wake Up Call for Small Business Owners

And today, in honour of Amy Winehouse, I am going to go to the gym. For the first time in about six months. She's just reminded me why I should.

HAHAHA

murky21 wrote:Amy Winehouse's Untimely Death Is a Wake Up Call for Small Business Owners

I laughed but I don't know why.
To be dull-headed, what does this mean?

One less knobhead. Doesn't matter if your talented, she was still a crack head.

Now all we need is Pete Doherty to go and order shall be restored. Oh and take the singer from Razorlight with you too, just for shits.

yea doherty cant be far off. i would of thought he would of gone first to be perfectly honest.
i agree tho, one less crackhead on the planet.

feel bad for her old man though, hes the one thats really struggled through all this.

Thats what I said to my mum when she told me. I really feel sorry for her family, she was just selfish fuck.

soul dead wrote:
external control begins from within.

only if thats your goal

capo ultra wrote:it's hard to to feel empathy for others when you are young and have not experienced real pain and suffering yet, misguided notions of misanthropy will pass as adulthood sets in

big assumption to make that only adults have experienced any pain or suffering (maybe you should just speak for yourself). a lot of adults are very misanthropic, but do so under the guise of 'self control'.[/quote]

very true

but a love of life or a hatred of it isn't strictly governed by how much self control you have... in contrast to that point remember you're posting in a thread about Amy Winehouse... who drank/smoked and injected herself to death uncontrollably

as with everything in life, balance is key, achieving it through positive actions rather than negative ones

where you would do nothing, do something but not too much

MCRD+ wrote:it might not even be drug related,like
It could be some freak accident or something

LOL

I didn't know her so this is only a bit sad because we won't get another record as good as Tears Dry On Their Own. Most of her non-Back To Black stuff wasn't that much cop, but there's no doubt she had a fine pair of lungs on her and knew how to sing big-band blues about as well as anyone I can think of of our generation (not that there was too much competition).

I imagine she always expected it to end up this way... she even managed to get herself into the 27 club. She lived a dream... she just picked a pretty short one.

RIP

Perhaps Camden will burn down less often now.

soul dead wrote:

capo ultra wrote:it's hard to to feel empathy for others when you are young and have not experienced real pain and suffering yet, misguided notions of misanthropy will pass as adulthood sets in

big assumption to make that only adults have experienced any pain or suffering (maybe you should just speak for yourself). a lot of adults are very misanthropic, but do so under the guise of 'self control'.

I am speaking specifically of your misguided notions of misanthropy, you say you hate everything, yet you have a girlfriend. Not possible. Unless you do not consumate your relationship of course. Many people flirt with philosophical ideals which do not match their actual lives. You'll realise when you grow up

you've muddled me up with someone else mate.

your right, don't know why I confused you with Antilon, just carry on and ignore me

I hate humanity, not everything.

does seem a little inconsistent to dislike humanity but at the same time have a supposedly emotional and intimate relationship with another human being, doesn't it?

not trying to stir anything up, however, saying you hate the whole of humanity is quite a harsh statement imo

shambandito wrote:saying you hate the whole of humanity is quite a harsh statement imo

Hmmm, idk, the way I understand misanthropy, hating humanity isn't necessarily the same as hating the 'whole of humanity' (if you see the difference)

magma wrote:I didn't know her so this is only a bit sad because we won't get another record as good as Tears Dry On Their Own. Most of her non-Back To Black stuff wasn't that much cop, but there's no doubt she had a fine pair of lungs on her and knew how to sing big-band blues about as well as anyone I can think of of our generation (not that there was too much competition).

Frank is better imo (although the knowledge Mark Ronson had his greasy little cunty mitts over Back 2 Black may have something to do with that...). I actually think her song writing hasn't been getting enough credit either...they keep saying we've lost a great voice...but her voice was only a part of her talent.

And yeah...we have her to thank for clearing the way for a bunch of female white soul singers - Just like Duffy (ok...not her.....maybe Adele though?).

It's a shame the people closest to her were unable to help her...she'd be gone for quite a while. She should NEVER have been put on that tour in Serbia. Her label said it's not their responsibility to make sure their artists aren't doing too many drugs....but I bet they fucking loved the column inches.

I objectify humanity as a species when I say I hate humanity. And how do you know we have an emotional and intimate relationship? Because that's fucking news to me!

AntlionUK wrote:I hate humanity, not everything.

Bet you don't even tidy your bedroom when you're told.