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RiP Amy

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Lewis Carrol? Edgar Allan Poe? Baudleaire and his friends (Verlaine, Rimbaud)?

Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, Theodor Fontane, Marguerite Duras, ...

Charles Bukowski, Stephen King, Scott Fitzgerald, Dorothy Parker, Jack London..

Brian Adams,Jimmy Hendrix,Janis Joplin,Jim Morrison...

She was the best, very talented and overhighly sincere.
She was a true star, bright and shining, like stars of previous age. She even took her death similar way to them.

The stars of new formation, Lady Gaga and others, they are empty and lifeless, just a commodity and nothing more. Amy was the last one and her death is very great loss for current pop-music culture.

I am pretty sure that if she had lived a few decades ago then nobody would talk shit about her.
The world are loosing understanding of what the genuine art is.

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Other aspect that brings sorrow is that even with her talent and possibilities she has not opened herself fully. Unlike Cobain, Morrison and others she was not a formed person, but she was like a baby. She could create much more than she did. Her talent had gone with her before it was realized. For me it becomes evident just from listening to her songs: what i hear is only tip of the iceberg. But now iceberg is under ocean surface forever.

Rest in peace, Amy

i know what i hear, it is enough when i deal with music