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#16 Post by TheGardner »

don't think so, but he worked at night and sleep on days all the time...!

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#17 Post by glennjridge »

heart attack at 41 sounds a tad fishy.

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#18 Post by RaciePSB »

That's awful.. so sad. :(

My first thought was suicide. I truly hope not.

This page shows some of his work. What an incredible talent the world has lost. I LOVE the J&S remix of Yesterday.

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Mark+Spoon
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#19 Post by One of the crowd »

glennjridge wrote:heart attack at 41 sounds a tad fishy.
Why?

My Uncle had one at 26.

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#20 Post by One of the crowd »

TheGardner wrote:don't think so, but he worked at night and sleep on days all the time...!
Shit!

Whereas I work at Night and stay awake during day!!

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#21 Post by RaciePSB »

One of the crowd wrote:
TheGardner wrote:don't think so, but he worked at night and sleep on days all the time...!
Shit!

Whereas I work at Night and stay awake during day!!
Oddly the most interesting people I know are night owls.
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#22 Post by psb-freak »

R.I.P. Jam and Spoon Trip-o-matic fairytale mix is my favourite PSB-remix ever.
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#23 Post by DJAMIX »

Rest in peace....

Will Jam follow a solo carreer? It might be...
One can't find the way to peace. Peace is the way itself. (Gandhi)

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#24 Post by glennjridge »

One of the crowd wrote:
glennjridge wrote:heart attack at 41 sounds a tad fishy.
Why?

My Uncle had one at 26.
and some kid playing HS basketball with friends died at age 15. the fact you can have one at any age doesnt really do away with idea that in the normal human being,problems with heart function GENERALLY dont set in till you are in your late 50-60's. why else would people suggest it could have been drugs or suicide if it didnt seem out of the norm?

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#25 Post by zukunft »

TheGardner wrote:41 years old!
No, he was 39.

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#26 Post by RaciePSB »

zukunft wrote:
TheGardner wrote:41 years old!
No, he was 39.
Too Young.
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#27 Post by glennjridge »

I have more trouble with the thought of 80,glaucoma, living in a nursing home and a wheelchair but thats just me

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#28 Post by One of the crowd »

glennjridge wrote:I have more trouble with the thought of 80,glaucoma, living in a nursing home and a wheelchair but thats just me
You know, thats exactly what worries me. I look at older members of my family and also the older generation in general and I think, "Am I going to be like that when I m older?"

It worries me that I maybe in and out of hospital every couple of months when im in my 70's and 80s (If I get that old) but I guess if its going to happen then I shall deal with it when I get there. I should enjoy today and live with it later.

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#29 Post by RaciePSB »

One of the crowd wrote:
glennjridge wrote:I have more trouble with the thought of 80,glaucoma, living in a nursing home and a wheelchair but thats just me
You know, thats exactly what worries me. I look at older members of my family and also the older generation in general and I think, "Am I going to be like that when I m older?"

It worries me that I maybe in and out of hospital every couple of months when im in my 70's and 80s (If I get that old) but I guess if its going to happen then I shall deal with it when I get there. I should enjoy today and live with it later.
Oh I want to be old! I want to be just like my grandmother, who until she died at 82 was fit and active, with a sharp mind and quick wit. She died suddenly - while I was giving birth to my first child. Happiest and saddest day of my whole life.
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#30 Post by Flaffer »

isn't it a bit disrespectful to start hypothesising about suicide and drugs being the cause of death, if it says he died of a heart attack let's just stick with that.
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.

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