Celebrity Death Thread

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Funimation sucks, but they made one really cool decision with DBZ

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[Bandit]

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I've been watching random DBZ clips all day

[Dr. Zoidberg]

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[2dr]

I read that as RIP Eric Cartman and thought WFT!!!!

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[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Bandit]

He was always great as his usual character "the guy who won't take your bullshit so straighten up."

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I watched Iron Eagle a few months ago, and I agree Maybe I'll try to finish all four movies someday.

[Bandit]

I saw 3. And I loved those movies growing up. I probably watched the first one 50 times.

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[ian]

Aww... YA JACKASS!

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Steve Albini, an icon of indie rock as both a producer and performer, has died of a heart attack, staff at his recording studio, Electronic Audio, confirm to Pitchfork. As well as fronting underground rock lynchpins including Shellac and Big Black, Albini was a legend of the recording studio, though he preferred the term “engineer” to “producer.” He recorded Nirvana’s In Utero, Pixies’ Surfer Rosa, PJ Harvey’s Rid of Me, and countless more classic albums, and remained an outspoken critic of exploitative music industry practices until his final years. Shellac were preparing to tour their first album in a decade, To All Trains, which is scheduled for release next week. Steve Albini was 61 years old.

[Bandit]

My favorite story was when he'd talk to Kurt Cobain during recording In Utero he would always ask "Are you gonna bring that fuckin' Hose Beast with you?", referring to Courtney Love, who he hated.