Off of Bowie's last album "Blackstar".
R.I.P.
R.I.P.
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So many RIP's on this page already this month and the month isn't even over. :(
I know, right? I was offline for a couple of days and was dismayed when I got back to find that Alan Rickman had passed away. I knew Glenn Frey had been sick and while a tragic loss, I wasn't that big of David Bowie fan other than a couple of songs he did. Rickman, though...when I read the first Harry Potter book before the movie came out, Rickman's portrayal of Snape was exactly how I had seen him with my mind's eye. Except for a few exceptions, the casting for those movies was the best I've ever seen.
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