Thread 126976545

I'm still not over it. Probably the most difficult musician death I've ever grappled with.

>>126976545 (OP)
lucky i got to see him live before he kicked the bucket. all-time GOAT songwriter but not a tragic loss. get over it OP. he had a good life and you're posting on /mu/.

Paul McCartney hit me harder 59 years ago

>>126976558
>but not a tragic loss

Didn't mean to imply otherwise. I'm happy he's finally at rest. It's more of a cosmic sort of sadness, knowing a mind that has brought me so much joy since I was a child is no longer among us.

>>126976564
Faul > Paul

>>126976545 (OP)
There's no doubt he's in a far better place now.

Well, I know which Beach Boy WON'T be playing Riot Fest this year.....

>>126976545 (OP)
>the most difficult musician death I've ever grappled with
I'm still not over Steve Albini

At least we still have Mike Love

>>126976564
you mean John Lennon, lady. Paul's not a domestic abuser, from what I know.

>>126976545 (OP)
he was the goat
but times change

>>126976545 (OP)
Guy was a fucking poseur. He didn’t even surf. Rest in piss

>>126978851
you dont even surf anon

>>126978851
Uhh You were saying?

>>126976545 (OP)
He was old as shit and deep into severe dementia anon, death was imminent.

I'm gonna be sad as fuck when he goes.

>>126976545 (OP)
old men die? how the fuck is this difficult for you to understand?

>>126979628
ugly and callous is no way to go through life, anon.

add some music to your day :)

>>126980354
why do you need to "grapple" with some old man you never even met once in your life dying?

>>126980466
>MUSIC IS IN MY SOOOOOOUL

>>126978399
Yeah this one is more like I haven't even admitted yet or something. I don't understand how people deal with death. I dont think I ever will.

>>126976545 (OP)
When Ozzy passes soon I'll be absolutely destroyed

>>126976545 (OP)
yeah, it's so sad that he died during the riots

>>126976545 (OP)
Lynch, Wilson and Albini all in one year.

:(

>>126980975
experience more of it and you will feel more at ease. when one your grandparents or parents die, make sure to see the corpse, touch it, try hugging the corpse to see what it feels like, what emotions it triggers if any. ask the people who were with them the exact moment they died to tell you exactly how it went down.

if they live for a really long time they often end up like a disturbing caricature of themselves (especially with dementia) and you will learn to see death as more of a blessing than a curse

I was ready for it but it's still sad. I think he lived a long life and accomplished great things and you can admire that while mourning.

Don't worry anon, I understand. It wasn't too surprising because he had dementia and wasn't really himself by that point anymore.
>>126981230
yup, this. My grandma at the end was a shell of herself and barely functioning.
https://youtu.be/01_lluMKWlI&t=27