Celebrity Deaths

[albrecht]

http://www.kentucky.com/2015/06/02/3881155/jean-ritchie-who-introduced-mountain.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUNdRm5Toc

[paladin1991]

http://www.kentucky.com/2015/06/02/3881155/jean-ritchie-who-introduced-mountain.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUNdRm5Toc

Never heard of her. 

Sorry I only found her now.

[albrecht]

Conspiracist author and radio personality Micheal Collins Piper dead at 56 from apparent heart attack.  Although I'm sure there will be theories (the jooos, Obamaaaa, etc.)
http://cdapress.com/news/local_news/article_80568737-f627-54cf-8dbd-4d1143985477.html

[Eddie Coyle]

Conspiracist author and radio personality Micheal Collins Piper dead at 56 from apparent heart attack.  Although I'm sure there will be theories (the jooos, Obamaaaa, etc.)
http://cdapress.com/news/local_news/article_80568737-f627-54cf-8dbd-4d1143985477.html

    The JFK hit parade never ends. Though his particular theory on the assassination seems like the only one that gets discarded/ignored with ease. 

   

[Camazotz Automat]

There is more than one DC in DC. If one goes down, another pops up - the public none the wiser.

A legion of Whack - a - Cheneys waiting in the wings, each with its own genetically modified baboon heart and on board defibrillator. 

Unsealed. Alien Files.

Perfect summary.

Thanks, UC! I am only just now getting back to looking at this topic.

[Eddie Coyle]

  Avid Beatles expert Vincent Bugliosi dead at 80.

 

[Camazotz Automat]

  Avid Beatles expert Vincent Bugliosi dead at 80.

Somebody get R. Gary Patterson on the horn post haste and inform him that another Sgt. Pepper album cover art prophecy has come true, exactly as it was predicted.

Unfortunately, the death of a Rolling Stone member is due to be closing in.

Mein Gott, we're just mannequins, standing silent in a dusty abandoned factory, our eyes weeping plaster dust in the sunlight glinting off the Chicago skyline's jagged crystals.

Damn that infernally beautiful album, wrought with psychedelic hammer that would make a tripping Hephaestus proud.

Say "hello," to Paul, John, & George, for me, Vinnie.

[Eddie Coyle]

Somebody get R. Gary Patterson on the horn post haste and inform him that another Sgt. Pepper album cover art prophecy has come true, exactly as it was predicted.

Unfortunately, the death of a Rolling Stone member is due to be closing in.

Mein Gott, we're just mannequins, standing silent in a dusty abandoned factory, our eyes weeping plaster dust in the sunlight glinting off the Chicago skyline's jagged crystals.

Damn that infernally beautiful album, wrought with psychedelic hammer that would make a tripping Hephaestus proud.

Say "hello," to Paul, John, & George, for me, Vinnie.

    Cam, which Stones member goes? My money is on Mick Taylor. The Glimmer Twins have another 125 years left due to the contract they signed in blood.

[The General]

  Avid Beatles expert Vincent Bugliosi dead at 80.

And was probably the JFK grassy knoll assassin.

[aldousburbank]

  Avid Beatles expert Vincent Bugliosi dead at 80.

Loved him as Dracula.

[Eddie Coyle]

And was probably the JFK grassy knoll assassin.

   Impossible. He's "proven" Oswald's guilt in a series of books and lectures.

   Always found pretty interesting how he had no problem linking Manson to Beatles music, but wasn't as interested in obvious drug dealer/Mafia ties of the victims.

[The General]

   Impossible. He's "proven" Oswald's guilt in a series of books and lectures.

   Always found pretty interesting how he had no problem linking Manson to Beatles music, but wasn't as interested in obvious drug dealer/Mafia ties of the victims.

Seriously, though... Rest in Peace Vince. 
I read many of his books.  He was a smart and interesting guy.
I've been meaning to get his JFK tome but I don't have the time to read a 2000 page book.

I'm undecided about Oswald, but I do lean more towards Bugliosi's POV.

[Eddie Coyle]

Seriously, though... Rest in Peace Vince. 
I read many of his books.  He was a smart and interesting guy.
I've been meaning to get his JFK tome but I don't have the time to read a 2000 page book.

I'm undecided about Oswald, but I do lean more towards Bugliosi's POV.

   His book on the OJ trial convinced me that Clark/Darden would have still lost the case even if they were trying it with Nicole Brown's and Ron Goldman's families as the jury. Incompetence at every turn.

   Woody Harrelson's father shot JFK! I heard it on C2C. Must be true.

[Camazotz Automat]

    Cam, which Stones member goes? My money is on Mick Taylor. The Glimmer Twins have another 125 years left due to the contract they signed in blood.

Even after all these years of psychonautical investigation, I waffle on that question.

Today. Right now. All things considered, and according to the absolute most accurate form of album divination I've managed to nail down...

It's Charlie.

For a long while, Mick kept popping up on the mercurial serpentine, but when he recorded the solo album Wandering Spirit, he managed to dodge a Thothian emerald bullet and "leap" to the sulfur serpent of the caduceus. No doubt making a side arrangement with that ever present Kali and her mocking logo of a tongue.

The weird thing is that Mr. Watts seems to depart in a mechanical manner and I can't figure out what that means. Car? Plane? Lighting rig plummeting to the drum throne? Flaming chariot a la Enoch?

Will reexamine Sgt. Pepper with the UV light and count the eyes again. The answer is there.

I just have to find it.

(edit: I feel a lot of this time line blurring and fluctuating prophecies would not exist had the Adolf Hitler and Jesus Christ effigies been included on Pepper as originally requested. I still don't get that. I'm convinced a dark magician manipulated the exclusion specifically to cloud the truth. We get bits and pieces and some only after the fact.)

((and people have to ask why I long for vinyl to make a huge comeback?))

[paladin1991]

Seriously, though... Rest in Peace Vince. 
I read many of his books.  He was a smart and interesting guy.
I've been meaning to get his JFK tome but I don't have the time to read a 2000 page book.

I'm undecided about Oswald, but I do lean more towards Bugliosi's POV.

My dad worked briefly with Bugliosi in the D.A.'s office.

[UnscreenedCaller]

Unfortunately, the death of a Rolling Stone member is due to be closing in.

I'm thinking Keith Richards. Does mummification count?

[Ms. C]

'Goonies,' 'Lethal Weapon' Actress Mary Ellen Trainor Dead at 62


http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2015/06/08/mary-ellen-trainor-obit/28721453/

[MV/Liberace!]

'Goonies,' 'Lethal Weapon' Actress Mary Ellen Trainor Dead at 62


http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2015/06/08/mary-ellen-trainor-obit/28721453/

speaking of goonies... can you believe this guy:


is this guy:


what a difference 30 years makes.

[3OctaveFart]

Damn! Looks like a young Andy Warhol. Did his dad control a fancy schmancy country club, too?

[Mind Flayer Monk]

Christopher Lee, star of numerous Hammer Films, died today.

https://youtu.be/L86jAuTQZ-E

[Albemuth]

Christopher Lee, star of numerous Hammer Films, died today.

Ohhh, complete and utter bummer. Christopher Lee was The Man… Dracula, Fu Manchu, Rasputin, Frankenstein’s Monster, The Mummy, Scaramanga.. I’ve probably sought out and watched pretty much most of his filmography….He was 93.

Interesting quote from Lee: "I remember what Boris Karloff said to me, something Lon Chaney had told him: Find something other actors will not do, and if you do it, you will never be forgotten."

[Camazotz Automat]

He died on 7 not 11.

Sir Christopher Frank Carandini Lee
B. 27 MAY 1922
D. 7 June 2015


Album divination connection to The Beatles:

[SredniVashtar]

Ohhh, complete and utter bummer. Christopher Lee was The Man… Dracula, Fu Manchu, Rasputin, Frankenstein’s Monster, The Mummy, Scaramanga.. I’ve probably sought out and watched pretty much most of his filmography….He was 93.

Interesting quote from Lee: "I remember what Boris Karloff said to me, something Lon Chaney had told him: Find something other actors will not do, and if you do it, you will never be forgotten."

I have never quite understood the attitude when someone long-lived eventually dies, and we feel that we have to say it is 'sad news' or even 'tragic'. Surely when someone who has lived a long and distinguished life the most appropriate response would be something more in keeping with their life rather than their death? I remember when Leonard Nimoy died I heard many people getting the death of a millionaire octogenarian totally out of focus and made me wonder whether it is just a reflex action in Western societies, who like to pretend that death hardly ever happens and is to be fended off at all costs. With family and friends of the deceased it is a different matter of course.

I see I have gone a bit, sorry about that. Hobby horse of mine.

[SredniVashtar]

I'm thinking Keith Richards. Does mummification count?

I remember hearing someone say about 'Keef's' appearance: 'he looks like an baby rhino'.

[Eddie Coyle]

   Ornette Coleman dead at 85.

[3OctaveFart]

Lee helped provide air cover for Allied attacks in North Africa, hunted down Nazi war criminals, then played Dracula and fought Yoda for fun.
A full and meaningful life.

[Art_s Farts]

The "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes dead at 69.

[Juan]

The "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes dead at 69.

The Giant Korean, Pak Song, smiles.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

   Ornette Coleman dead at 85.

That is a shame. Listening to him now.

[HorrorReporter]

The American Dream dead.
Dracula gone.
And Blanche from the Golden Girls dead for the third time in five years.
A rough day.