I Heard It Thru The Grapevine with Paul Weller - Live

Boy, what a V.O.I.C.E. This woman was a true example of something special in a music landscape that is full of dead air and wasted space. Damn!

This is my favorite one....THE JAM!

Amy, Amy, Amy (audio only)

MyLuv229 said:

Serena said:

Do Me Good (audio only)

My favorite song by her

Also one of my favs too!

The1592 said:

Hopefully nobody quotes that message from the last page and messes the thread up again..

silverchild said:

Boy, what a V.O.I.C.E. This woman was a true example of something special in a music landscape that is full of dead air and wasted space. Damn!

This is my favorite one....THE JAM!

I hadn't ever seen the video for Fuck Me Pumps, thanks, it's funny. She had such witty lyrics along with some very touching ones. (how weird they bleeped out the part of taking "E")

Take The Box is great too and she looks so beautiful in that video!

(but I hate seeing that creep Chris Brown peeking on the side of the display window for that link)

I remember playing this song alot back in 2007-2008! Such a gem. Transports me right back to that time.

Here's a link to the Live DVD at Amazon (this includes the documentary footage)

http://www.amazon.com/Tol...amp;sr=8-1

Amy Winehouse & The Rolling Stones Singing Together

Mick and Amy: "Ain't Too Pround to Beg:

http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related

i remember hearing about this, but never listened before this time.

4everYoung said:

Even though it is not a surprise considering her lifestyle, death should always incite feelings of sadness or shock...especially when her life was taken at such a young age....she will be missed

Right. First thing I thought was so young and so full of promise that never was. I hate to hear of young people dying.....no matter how it happens.

TheDigitalGardener said:

Timmy84 said:

I'm thinking out loud: does ANYONE really beat drug addiction?

I'm not doing too badly, nearly 6 years now.

Congrats, TheDigitalGardener! I just celebrated 3 years clean a few days ago. Many of my friends have 20 or 30 years clean.

Timmy, although addiction is a tough bitch to beat, it can be done - in my case with the help of a 12-step program and a loving, healthy support system. Part of what kept me using for so many years was believing the lie that addiction can't be beat.

I will always be an addict, but that doesn't mean I have to use.

Amy's final public appearance on July 20th, 2011, as she danced alongside her goddaughter, singer Dionne Bromfield, at a London venue.

this is awful

RIP Amy

You Died way too young

free2bfreeda said:

Amy Winehouse & The Rolling Stones Singing Together

Mick and Amy: "Ain't Too Pround to Beg:

http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related

i remember hearing about this, but never listened before this time.

Wow, that's was very cool and fun, thanks! What a kick to see her & Mick wiggling around together.

theblueangel said:

TheDigitalGardener said:

I'm not doing too badly, nearly 6 years now.

Congrats, TheDigitalGardener! I just celebrated 3 years clean a few days ago. Many of my friends have 20 or 30 years clean.

Timmy, although addiction is a tough bitch to beat, it can be done - in my case with the help of a 12-step program and a loving, healthy support system. Part of what kept me using for so many years was believing the lie that addiction can't be beat.

I will always be an addict, but that doesn't mean I have to use.

I feel ya. And I agree about the loving, healthy support system. That can kinda explain why there's deaths like this. Anyways, when will it be until it's find out what killed her?

babynoz said:

Serena said:

If you think she was overrated, then you must not have paid attention to her entire body of work. If you base your opinion only on Rehab or a couple of songs, go back and watch some of the videos posted here, she was INCREDIBLE.

Yep....kid could sang,

Yes she could sing. I totally loved her voice. She will be greatly missed

RIP Ms. Winehouse

This news has hit me pretty hard man. A friend of mine phoned me early this morning(Japanese time) to tell me and i have literally been welling up since. Those vids people are posting keep setting me off. I think i cried less at my grandfathers funeral.

lastdecember said:

armpit said:

I wish the people talking shit in this thread would realize that what they're doing is tantamount to pissing on someone's grave. Sure, she wasn't perfect, but neither are you. Would you really like it if on announcement of your passing or the passing of someone close to you, people badmouthed them/you and picked over all your life choices?

I'm kind of disappointed in humanity right now. I expected more from you guys than what I'm seeing. You all ought to be ashamed. If you don't have anything decent to say, then the right and respectful thing to do is to stay mum and not comment here.

Very well put! Especially the disappointment part, with the deaths in Norway and countless other things, to actually make this about someones "talent" is fucking hilarious, WHO GIVES A SHIT. This kind of talk is why alot of artists who get the critics pat on the back and the public's also, cant live up to what THEY want. Now i wasnt a fan, but i at least understand the powers of being NO ONE one day and then the person everyone is talking about, every award is given to you, but that doesnt change the person U are, sorry, i dont know why people think that ARTISTS that make it big, all of a sudden dont have their issues still. Money and fame dont make shit go away, they make it worse. People sat around for years ON THIS FORUM and kept pushing for new music when they should have been more concerned with HEALTH rather than their iPod status. There is a whole other debate we can get into about rehabs and drugs and de-criminalizing them etc...but lets not go there. But i think we all knew when Kurt Cobain was going to die, and i think seriously we felt that this "story" was already written, and now peeps are going to reap rewards off her death....very sad this life is.

I hope i'm not the one you guys are lumping in with disrespect, I felt like shit when Michael died. But I'm telling you, having been poor my whole life, having lived around failure in my family, there are worse fates than having some dough. It's a known fact that poor people die younger, have harder lives, less quality, of course money means nothing to you and me but it means a hell of a lot to alot of people. And I feel badly about Amy, only heard a few of her songs and although I didn't think much of the music, I recognized she had superstar presence right off the bat and she was so beautiful in her very own odd way. Such a gorgeous woman and it's truly sad. Sometimes I think that maybe Marvin, Elvis, Michael, Jimi would have lived longer if they just had to live a normal life. I know what some of the mistakes are, and one of the main ones is the people around them. anyway let me stop, just a waste of a life and I don't understand it.

We don't know what these people were suffering from (Michael, Amy, Marvin, etc.) so I ain't gonna judge celebrities to something that as average joes can't control. We all have the same problems, they probably react to it in different ways. It's all life. I just hope no one in here act like they wanna say what death was the worst, if you are, you're cold as those idiots talking shit about Amy being a cokehead and shit. Same with Whitney and El. Just leave it alone.

andy allo just posted a tribute song she and prince did on her fb page....

REST IN PEACE AMY WINEHOUSE, THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.

duccichucka said:

Commenting here on this board really has no great purpose other than to let

fellow boarders know that I am sorry she died and that she has gained peace;

I guess we can all share in this remorse.

But as soon as I felt remorse, I realized that I was only personally pained

for her because she is a celebrity; don't forget the people who died in Norway

and the famine in Somalia. They weren't celebrities but everywhere, isn't

human life sacred?

You are correct. However, the reason that the death of a celebrity draws more attention than the average Joe, is because so many people feel like they know the celebrity - the celebrity is like a friend or family member, so that's how we react.

Identity said:

Amy's final public appearance on July 20th, 2011, as she danced alongside her goddaughter, singer Dionne Bromfield, at a London venue.

I watched this the other day and was hoping that she may be starting to get it together. Appearing with a fuller figure than in years past (although she'd looked like that for a while now). Addiction is a motherfucker.

I am listen to Andy's tribute song, it always sucks to lose talent. Amy gave me great memories with her music, she will be missed

R.I.P Amy.

tmo1965 said:

duccichucka said:

Commenting here on this board really has no great purpose other than to let

fellow boarders know that I am sorry she died and that she has gained peace;

I guess we can all share in this remorse.

But as soon as I felt remorse, I realized that I was only personally pained

for her because she is a celebrity; don't forget the people who died in Norway

and the famine in Somalia. They weren't celebrities but everywhere, isn't

human life sacred?

You are correct. However, the reason that the death of a celebrity draws more attention than the average Joe, is because so many people feel like they know the celebrity - the celebrity is like a friend or family member, so that's how we react.

Word. And just because people comment on a celebrity's death don't mean they're heartless about other people. That's just stupid to think that way.

kimrachell said:

andy allo just posted a tribute song she and prince did on her fb page....

I heard it; I'm glad they posted Love is a Losing Game in rememberance of Amy.