https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=EATtQLqfsIk

The remains of Nirvana plus Beck playing The Man Who Sold the World.

 R_P wrote: 
Very cool, thanks.

via

Just because.
sorry, hon - there are no specifically Rickman threads

 Steely_D wrote: 
A much-needed laugh

 Steely_D wrote: 
I get it now. He did look surprisingly vibrant in those last pics.

 I wish that the "dark star" was just a new persona, but alas, he's gone.

Edit: black star.

 olivertwist wrote: 
David Jones uses the professional name Bowie because he didn't want to be confused with the Monkees' Davy Jones.

"Bowie" has repeatedly in the past made dramatic pronouncements:
He wouldn't fly.
Ziggy would never perform again.
He did a hits tour I saw where he said it was the last time he would play the hit songs (not true).

Then, "David Bowie" who, really, doesn't look that unhealthy - suddenly is announced as dead from more than a year of liver cancer.

There can't help but be a small - albeit pathetic - hope that David Jones has decided to live the rest of his life out of the limelight after his on stage heart attack, and has declared "David Bowie" dead.

Liver cancer, I'd think, would cause significant wasting and maybe jaundice (depending). Here he is in December - having had cancer for more than a year, presumably. Here's the last photo (although, of course, it could be staged and makeup'd past reality.) My point is that he doesn't look like a Stage 4 liver cancer patient.

 



 

 Steely_D wrote: 
Totally baffled. Please explain.

David Jones has killed many a persona in the past. 
For instance, here's the end of Ziggy.

And, at the LSU concert I saw after Heroes (and you can find the bootleg online) he does tunes from Ziggy and says at the end, "Goodbye Ziggy."

So there's a small hope, still, that Bowie is dead but Jones is alive.

 FourFortyEight wrote: 


Folks only wish they could use their brand to earn a living.

 Steely_D wrote: 

 Coaxial wrote: 

Cool - thanks for posting. This BBC performance is great. I'll be playing this over the weekend. 

 Steely_D wrote: 
So the guy made a major sell-out commercial for bottle water and still had time to tell other artists their music sucked.  Only legends can do that. 

The Storytellers show was amazing, too

 

 Coaxial wrote: 
thanks 4 the assist

 Skydog wrote: 
i can't wait to see it.
i've been obsessed with him for most of my life. his death really rocked me.