>all dead in a month
What is happening here?

>>127137644 (OP)
Murder by the numbers

who's the 'gro

We are in the homestretch of all the icons dying

>my favorite band as a teen
>my favorite album as a teen
>my favorite musician of all time

Holy fucking shit this has been rough.

Brian's death started WW3 and Ozzy's ended WW3

>>127137644 (OP)
Time

>>127137679
If you don't know Sly Stone wtf are you doing here

>>127137707
oh, my bad RIP

its called getting old and dying.

my question is whats going to happen to the music industry once all the actual talented people and rock gods die off and all we are left with is mumble rappers who are irrlvant cause rap doesnt like old people and taylor swift.

killing off rock will eventually lead to the death of the music industry, sweet revenge

I want off this wild ride.

>>127137680
twilight of the idols

>>127137680
We've still got Tupac

>>127137644 (OP)
whew, well that makes 3 so we shouldn't lose any other legends for the rest of the year. been worried about bob dylan, ringo and paul

>>127137711
Leave.

>>127137644 (OP)
The great boomer die-off is upon us, it's going to be this way from here on out

>>127137881
Imagine if Ringo and Paul died within days of each other. The mourning would be greater than the Queen's passing

>>127137942
Way bigger. No one cared about the Queen, only the British

Billie Eilish will die at 50 of complications from HIV.

>>127137644 (OP)
Jimi Hendrix died in 1971

>>127137644 (OP)
Thank God we still have Lou Reed

>>127137644 (OP)
>old people die
woah really makes you thunk

>>127138017
Put me in the screenshot

>>127137644 (OP)
it's honestly surprising Brian outlived his brothers considering all he had been through

black bob dylan died? wtf

Boob Dylan will be next.

>>127137730
Surprised how little acknowledgement Connie is getting. Picrel is also great

>>127137707
i listen to the music you piece of shit, i dont even know what artists look like, you e-celeb addicted sack of shit

>>127139071
Ah yes Ozzy Osbourne and Brian Wilson, my favorite e-celebs

>>127139058
In her case the problem is US radio absolutely stopped caring about her after 1965 and although she had success in Europe in her later years her hits didn't made the cut onto oldies radio playlists. I'd wager to say most people after boomers have never even heard them.

It makes you realise how empty the world must have been before the explosion of recording technologies in the 20th century. Our parents grew up thinking they were in 'it', the thing that the rest of existence before photographs had been leading up to. Now the tech is old enough for the culture (phenomenon) constructed from it to be experiencing a complete turnover - we're living through the last stages of the first cycle now as the boomers die off - and Rock Hudson and Cilla Black fade away into relative unimportance to Billie Eilish and whatever kpop star's name I can use as an example, the slop of it all is becoming apparent.

Do we need any more music? That's not a rhetorical question. I still feel the itch despite knowing there isn't any thing to be done. Why is that?

>>127139095
And unlike Brenda Lee she didn't have a Christmas song to keep her on the airwaves.

>>127139095
The Beach Boys also got punted from US radio in the late 60s though at least they eventually had a shitty 80s hit and their 61-65 hits didn't get swallowed into a black hole. I've never heard a Connie Francis song on a 50s-60s playlist, honest I haven't.

>>127139095
staying relevant depends on whether you have someone to support you (a rock critic or a producer or record executive) even the Monkees had support which is why their songs continued to be played

>>127137644 (OP)
I managed to correctly predict that Ozzy would die this month, but that's because I've been predicting the same thing since 2014, I finally got it right :-) , now, only Paul, Elton, and Jagger are left.

>>127139115
>It makes you realise how empty the world must have been before the explosion of recording technologies in the 20th century
That's a very modern view, there were (and are) more things to life than listening to music

>>127139313
>Jagger
He will live the longest

>>127137644 (OP)
These kind of things always come in threes.....

>>127139388
I meant recording in all senses so video etc. too

>>127139235
Will add some to my oldies playlist. These will definitely make the cut.
https://youtu.be/L0E9AxIKpl4?si=y3oIabmEyq2CVTXA
https://youtu.be/OtgG5V9Bly8?si=23giTCv17BCmp87Y
https://youtu.be/tzc2JDGOY-s?si=RqBchcx-6CQt-bZx

>>127139235
you'll hear girl group stuff, Roy Orbison, It's My Party etc but Connie? nope not at all and that's considering just how huge she was back then.

I think Henry Rollins will killed soon. He will be walking the street somewhere and an African American will see the old white man as an easy target

>>127137707
listening to real music (classical)

>>127137713
Ecelebs have already replaced musicians and artists as the main entertainers and idols.
They'll just spend the next 100+ years shitting out more spastics humiliating themselves in public, screaming into microphones hyperbolically and faggots arguing political platitudes to keep the masses entertained.

>>127140943
>Ecelebs have already replaced musicians and artists as the main entertainers and idols
This so so sad.

>>127137644 (OP)
>Alcoholic cokehead
>Schizo
>worst cokehead in human history
All of them should have died decades ago.

>>127140943
>Ecelebs have already replaced musicians and artists as the main entertainers and idols.
t. Fantano

>>127137644 (OP)
Death always comes in threes

>>127139071
You actual child.

>>127138935
>>127138980
no, eternal j magic he will be sustained, Forever Young.