i hate dead people

[user_463]

Shit.

Age 44, stomach cancer.

[user_240]

Dr. Robert A. Moog , Age 71 (May 23, 1934 - August 21, 2005)

R.I.P.

http://www.moogmusic.com/?cat_id=83" onclick= "window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.caringbridge.com/visit/bobmoog" onclick= "window.open(this.href);return false;

[hatta]

Damn. We knew it was coming soon, but still. End of an era.

R.I.P.

[Watt]

depressing thread

[free math]

"earthquake" paul pena
10/1/05
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the blues singer who discovered throat singing and travelled to tuva to perform and commune with the originators of the technique. subject of the documentary "genghis blues."

[Dohol]

Damn.

If any of you haven't see Gengis Blues ( the film about Penas trip to Tuva ) find it and see it. A great film about throat singing.

R.I.P

[Watt]

rosa parks

[user_486]

Hello

It is with a lot of grief and weariness that I announce that tonite's
DMBQ and friends show @ Club Exit has been cancelled following a tragic
car accident today.

DMBQ's van rolled from I-95 in Delaware en route from Baltimore to
Brooklyn this afternoon. All members of the band have been hospitalized, as
well as Michelle Cable from Panache Magazine and booking, who has been
managing their tour.

Mana "China" Nishiura did not survive the accident. China was DMBQ's
drummer, as well as the drummer in Shonen Knife. China will be missed.

Michelle Cable is conscious following surgery for a head injury. The
other members of DMBQ are stable but sedated and are expected to recover.

That's all the information I have.

None of the bands tonite nor I felt up to a rock show following the
news.

We are tentatively planning to continue with tomorrow's show @
Kingsland Tavern as a benefit to cover DMBQ's travel and medical expenses. If
the bands and I decide we can't go through with the show, I'll send out
a cancellation.

Thank you for you support and your understanding.

Todd


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[hatta]

John Simonton, who created the Paia electronic kit company in 1967, has died after a battle with cancer. Maybe most people haven't heard of him, but Paia was an institution among analog synth fans, Theramin junkies, DIY-er's and geeks. First Bob and now John - a sad year for the synth fans.

Read more about him on this thread

[Guest]

even in death, he gets no respect, no respect at all.

You know - this was acctually a part of my collage degree believe it or not... B: 8)

[user_305]

even in death, he gets no respect, no respect at all.

You know - this was acctually a part of my collage degree believe it or not... B: 8)

this post confuses me on so many levels

[jon abbey]

it's another poker bot like the one Mark deleted last week, they come on boards and post generic comments.

[user_305]

what a wonderful futuristic world we live in

[mudd]

i totally want a degree in not having respect for the dead.

also, hugo is off and his ads, well... different.

m

[franz bieberkopf]

and in the death thread no less... shameless.

[user_305]

i want a collage degree

[user_573]

i want a collage degree

Some sort of amalgamation of degrees or did you mean College?

[user_548]

i want a collage degree

Some sort of amalgamation of degrees or did you mean College?

Oh come on, clearly he wants a degree in making collages.

[user_548]

1940-2005

[Dohol]

Damn...