Asmodean wrote: » His music never really touched me in the way it he did many others on here but RIP nonetheless. A word to anyone getting offedned by jokes/insults. They're just words don't take it to heart so much.
Barr wrote: » What age was he anyways ?
cornbb wrote: » Yep, there's be a frenzy alright. But its pretty huge news you've gotta admit. Probably the most iconic musician to die since John Lennon.
silvervixen84 wrote: » I bet talks of a movie of his life story will be announced in the next few weeks with someone like Johnny Depp to play "white" Michael Jackson. Hollywood will jump all over this
BingBlangBlaow wrote: » :eek: My RIP is earlier in the thread but lets not go all Princess Di on this, lads. I have only one glass of wine left here too. /sheds tears
basquille wrote: » Sky News is going all "Jade Goody" on it now... repeating the same interviews again and again.. showing the same aerial shot of of hospital in LA and re-iterating "in case you haven't heard.. Michael Jackson, The King of Pop' is dead. Time to watch something a bit more upbeat!
JCDUB wrote: » To all you begrudgers of a bit of comic reaction, I hope y'all enjoy the view from the moral high ground. As said earlier, let the mourners mourn and let the jokers joke (in good taste obviously), it is AH after all. RIP Michael.
TheSpecialOne wrote: » mod's some of the quotes here are ridiculous!This is disgraceful
enfant terrible wrote: » Boards.ie is a disgrace. Maybe its an Irish thing to be so heartless about three young children losing their father.
JCDUB wrote: » Johnny Cash far more influential IMO
jamieh wrote: » Never has anyone flown so high and died so low ...RIP MJ
cornbb wrote: » Fair enough, its a matter of opinion and I won't argue with you. But the point is he was a true legend. "Legend" is an overused word but its not hyperbole to claim that Jacko was the King of Pop and the best in the world at doing what he did.