RIP Amy. I've only ever heard a few seconds of her music but for her talent to have been wasted and for her to have declined in this way leading to her death, which may or may not be drink/drug related, is a sad thing for such a special telent.
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Originally Posted by Del Lardo
A bit of a shock but not really a surprise. A wasted tallent and an example of what drug abuse can do. Probably not helped by her manager being her dealer (as well as an East End king pin).
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Yep. When I saw this on the BBC News site I was shocked but not surprised. The way she changed from first becoming famous to her appearance after developing her drink and drug problems was quite alarming. I'm shocked about her manager/dealer though.
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When I saw that she was 27 I immediately thought of this 'club'.
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Originally Posted by Desmo
What I find saddest is that those around her didn't help her, probably because they were quite happy making money off the back of her with the publicity she used to get. Where are those people now?
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Amen. Those people will probably still make money from the inevitable surge in sales of her albums. Hope they all get named and shamed.
23-07-2011, 23:31
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