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So well said...a great loss

@@Raptuza I have stopped crying, but listened even more to the great records, thx for your kind comment.

That's how I feel ,they calm me just to listen tho I think Mark knew when to stop . I can relate to all his songs in my past life . Bless them all for giving me comfort in my final years x

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Truly!

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@@ajs41 I believe he was about 18 not sure . But his drumming is brilliant.

​@@ajs41Lee è del 62 , quindi circa 20 anni , 7 meno di Mark

I prefer their original music from 1982/83/84 although I know most people disagree. Today is my favourite song of all.

vaglielo a spiegare al pubblico e ai produttori discografari....

Ja tak samo. Cudowny zespół

Wow...I can only imagine this concert, sounds fab...!

@@Raptuza DM was the first, then Talk Talk, then Hines, Collins etc.

Mark is a puzzle of several appearances. He´s so complex and some kind of chameleon. But i love all of his Looks. The earlier as well as the later. Just like his Music. Love all Albums of TT and Mark Hollis. He just fascinates me.

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He crashed massively with his bro in music Simon Brenner and someway never recovered.

@@poppyd517 Not only his looks appear to change but his personality too,he is truly a fascinating man.There is great depth to that guy.

Yes he was totally a chameleon. His eagerness to change, I guess

Yeah, the whole Montreux live concert was outstanding.

The band shared the same record company as Duran Duran & were expected to perform like some Korean K-Pop band. Bands like DD & Spandau were happy to dress up, take the cash & make poppy records.....this wasn't for Mark Hollis!,

@Lisa Surlie That's a subjective question. Without a doubt, both artistes were blessed with a talent that allowed them to become successful, professional musicians. Only a small number achieve that.

@Lisa Surlie Hardly anything is known about Mark Hollis' life. There are a handful of photos of him post 1998 & not even his cause of death was confirmed. Like so many others, Hollis was inspired by the punk movement & formed his first band, The Reaction. He was connected to the music industry early on through his brother Ed, who also worked with Eddie & The Hotrods. The early death of his brother Ed, through a heroin overdose, may have played a part in his decision to turn his back on the industry. Mark always thought the industry glamorised drugs. He despised drugs & eventually the industry. His incredibly moving tribute, I Believe In You, was possibly written with Ed in mind. Of course, he denied this.

@Lisa Surlie After seeing his brother's long decline into addiction, Mark held strong anti drug views. By all accounts he led a very normal life in Wimbledon & was a keen motorcyclist. He even rode the US coast to coast & attended Ducati biker conventions across Europe. Officially, Mark died following a short illness. This term is often used following a previously undiagnosed cancer death.

the point comes from Japan, karn

They look great in those white clothes neverthless. Especially Lee and Mark. Mark´s so cute skinny.... God i love "Mirror Man" !

Yes totally. The Party's Over and It's My Life are in my humble opinion some of the best albums they did. At least my favourites. Were they trying to be like Duran Duran when they started out, there are a lot of similarities. They look fantastic in those white suits.

@@poppyd517 god me too !!!

@@poppyd517 I love the new romantic look, but prefer talk talks music to any other band , so never mind the fancy shirts and short back and sides going! Although it always bugs me the way Marks hair hung all over his face. But he seemed more comfortable that way. Lee had a beautiful face, just so fascinating to watch.

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Does he made suicide? On youtube iI just found that he died after short illness.