INXS / DOORS CONNECTION

[a]

There is no connection whatsoever between the late Michael Hutchence and
the slightly later Jim Morrison other than they were both Musicians and
looked similair by having slighty similair haircuts. However, if
Michaels death turns out to be drug related, then it is further
reinforcment of the pop star/rock star/film star - drug connection. My
point is - these are signals of society. Recent deaths of many rock
stars and film stars, mainly due to herion show that it is STILL the
driving force, a synthetic and manufactured drug that is clearly
designed to strike a lethal blow.

R.I.P Michael Hutchence

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[Alric Knebel]

>jung...@aol.com (JungleDDD) wrote:

>Actually, there are several connections. I've never seen a singer whose
>physical mannerisms on stage were so close to Morrisons...and Hutchence wasn't
>doing an imitation. It was his natural style.

>So natural, in fact, that he was supposively considered by Oliver Stone to play
>the role of Jim in the movie.

>As fo r drugs.... I'm no detective, but I think the hanging may have been more
>responsible for his death.......

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Alric Knebel
al...@datasync.com
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[Alric Knebel]

This is the first I've heard of Hutchence's death. When did this
happen? Was it accidental, or was it suicide? From the sound of it,
he hung himself, but I don't know if you guys are speaking
figuratively.

[JungleDDD]

[JEM Poet]

I am not into drugs and agree they have incredibly distructive powers. But if
Michael's life ended at the end of his own belt, does that mean he and Kurt
Cobain just happened to be out of heroin?
Is it possible drugs are only a medication for the intense pressures these
sensitive artists struggle to endure both publicly and privately?

[Hugh Garsden]

Alric Knebel wrote:
>
> This is the first I've heard of Hutchence's death. When did this
> happen? Was it accidental, or was it suicide? From the sound of it,
> he hung himself, but I don't know if you guys are speaking
> figuratively.

There is a newspaper article at
http://www.smh.com.au/daily/content/971125/pageone/pageone15.html
containing some of the latest info.

--
Hugh Garsden
University of New South Wales
Sydney, Australia

[c...@webtv.net]

On Sun, Nov 23 JEM Poet wrote:

>Is is possible drugs are only a medication

>for the intense pressures these sensitive
>artists struggle to endure both publicly
>and privately?

You're right. Drugs are no more responsible for OD's than MH's belt or
a sidewalk someone crashes on after jumping off a tall building. But I'm
not sure artists, sensitive or not, have a monopoly on pressure. The
effect pressure has on one's life is relative to each individual's
ability to cope. Those who can-deal with it while those who cannot often
cop out like Cobain and presumably Hutch. Blaming inantimate objects for
man's weaknesses seems to be the American way to avoid dealing with
problems in a constructive manner.

[ju...@pacbell.net]

a wrote:
>
> There is no connection whatsoever between the late Michael Hutchence and
> the slightly later Jim Morrison other than they were both Musicians and

> looked similar by having slightly similar haircuts. However, if

> Michaels death turns out to be drug related, then it is further

> reinforcement of the pop star/rock star/film star - drug connection. My

> point is - these are signals of society. Recent deaths of many rock

> stars and film stars, mainly due to heroin show that it is STILL the

> driving force, a synthetic and manufactured drug that is clearly
> designed to strike a lethal blow.
>
> R.I.P Michael Hutchence
>
> --
> a

So are you saying that Michael H. was not Jim M. in disguise?

P.S. Use spell check next time you post.

[Edmund Aitken-Ballard]

a wrote in message ...

>There is no connection whatsoever between the late Michael Hutchence and
>the slightly later Jim Morrison other than they were both Musicians and

>looked similair by having slighty similair haircuts. However, if

>Michaels death turns out to be drug related, then it is further

>reinforcment of the pop star/rock star/film star - drug connection. My

>point is - these are signals of society. Recent deaths of many rock

>stars and film stars, mainly due to herion show that it is STILL the

>driving force, a synthetic and manufactured drug that is clearly
>designed to strike a lethal blow.
>
>R.I.P Michael Hutchence
>

>amen to that brother
>--
>a

[Steff]

no, how could you,get off this page. We are riders on the storm, Hutchence
was just a breeze.

Steff

[a]

Sorry geezer, but you have a habit of replying to me. All told only 2
spelling mistakes - "similar" written twice.

p.s. you're not funny.

In article <347D05...@pacbell.net>, ju...@pacbell.net writes

>a wrote:
>>
>> There is no connection whatsoever between the late Michael Hutchence and
>> the slightly later Jim Morrison other than they were both Musicians and

>> looked similar by having slightly similar haircuts. However, if

>> Michaels death turns out to be drug related, then it is further

>> reinforcement of the pop star/rock star/film star - drug connection. My

>> point is - these are signals of society. Recent deaths of many rock

>> stars and film stars, mainly due to heroin show that it is STILL the

>> driving force, a synthetic and manufactured drug that is clearly
>> designed to strike a lethal blow.
>>
>> R.I.P Michael Hutchence
>>

>> --
>> a
>
>So are you saying that Michael H. was not Jim M. in disguise?
>
>P.S. Use spell check next time you post.

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