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Corey Taylor On Chester Bennington
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2023
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“Many of his fans blame him for being cowardly” Those aren’t real fans.
Fr as someone who also struggles with metal health Chester could no longer take the pain rip
He had 7 kids though.. I wouldn't say cowardly but selfish definitely.. I have a son who i named Chester and he is my reason for living, i could never bring so much pain to him knowing his dad would rather die than be there for him, i loved the guy but i just wish he had thought more of his children than letting the demons take over and win.
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@@MirageMusicUkChester had 4 legitimate children, 1 who had an inconclusive dna test but still accepted as a son, 1 adopted son, and a niece that he had guardianship over until she went to college. He gave these kids more love than anyone would know. And I hate how people single him out for that when other suicides involve people with children as well.
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"You spend your whole life trying to find what works best for you" Well said!
Chester was no coward. He was strong to get up every day and fight that depression, after effects of abuse. He was a brave soul.
He was murdered
@@bovinejoannie9429 take your tinfoil hat off
@@bovinejoannie9429That’s what I’ve been saying.
@@JediShoalinVigilante tf is that supposed to mean
@@notalastorr What I’m saying is Chester never killed himself no matter what the internet says.
"Who cares if one more light goes out"
We care Chester❤
Bro I read that, got chills, and started crying.. 💀
Read these lyrics at my mum's funeral. April 28th 2020💖
His daughter maybe cared and should have been enough
@@712Karlitahe had more than a daughter, but you can't say that should be enough. You don't know what he went through and obviously he just couldn't deal with life anymore.
He was murdered by Clintons... wake tf up
He handled those stupid questions well.
Ikr, why tf do you ask a guy who's friend just died "do you know why your friend died" after just directly telling him "he killed himself" so tastelessly, then ignoring how he actually felt and asking him an even worse question. Seriously, tf is wrong with that guy?
@@xLanzerLarry King just sounds like a prick.
@@xLanzer He would have been told those questions were going to be asked so he could defend Chester. He wasn't surprised by the questions at all and was well prepared.
@@rickydanielsen5445 still, you don't ask them like that. It's ok to ask about the topic, but not to talk like that wtf
You don't understand how larry king does his interviews or they just arent for you. His questions might sound dumb or whatever, but his style gives a full story for everyone who even dont know the people in the story. And also asking a question that is kind of weird gives more interesting answers. If you ask me his interviews are very good to teach people not in the loop.
No fan would “say he’s a coward” … we wish we could hug him
pretty sure none of his fans said he was cowardly
Yea I don't know where he even got that from.
None of his real fans
A bigger reason he ended it was because the criticism of one more light. He put his soul into that album and people drug it into the dirt and spit on it. He loved that album.
@@DOOMWRLD2007It’s entirely possible that did play a minor role in it but the saddest part is that we will never know what was going on in his head.
They found alcohol in his system and he has been quoted in interviews that alcohol makes his condition so so so much worse like exponentially. He has also said he is at his worst when he is alone.
He’s experienced hate for the music especially with albums like Minutes to Midnight and especially A Thousand Suns, one could argue that there was more volatility with ATS than OML.
Logically, he arrived to his home with only the housekeeper there, went to his room, he was alone and still in the early stage of grief of the death of essentially his brother Chris Cornell, and the fact that it was Chris’ birthday and THEN add the alcohol to the mix and you have a quadruple wombo-combo of SEVERE instability and depression that is almost impossible to recover from. I mean the dude woke up, got on a plane to go do the photo shoot for the band, got home and killed himself. He couldn’t have been awake for even like 6 hours before everything got to him.
Suicide is extremely regretted if you read any words of people who survived their attempts, the regret is almost instantaneous but Chester died quite literally instantly. No time to take it back or regret it.
@@DOOMWRLD2007 I don't get how you can criticize OML. Normally, this isn't my type of music. But just the lyrics and the way Chester sings them make this album so special.
If a fan said he was a coward then they definitely ain't no fan
Nah truth hurts bro, They lost their trust on him. You need to understand. I have seen users escaped from worst conditions bro worst condition than what Chester was suffering.
Saying that Chester is a coward because he wanted to end his suffering is awful
@@Sketcher86I have no words like really smh. "They lost trust on him" I bet that those people never experienced depression or just have no compassion
@@Sketcher86You don’t get to decide the severity of what Chester went through. Claiming you’ve seen people go through worse and therefore people “lost trust” is fucked up. Did you know Chester personally? No. So you know fuck all. People’s problems are all relative and you can’t invalidate them for it.
@@riddles610 You are just defending for a man who took his own life and left the family like a coward.
Chester's demons were stronger than the fight that was left in him.
Anyone who has known that pain get it.
But he saved sooo many with his songs. That cathartic release from his music helped many of us get through our own pain and kept us from falling over that cliff.
He was murdered
@@bovinejoannie9429 IK what you are talking about. The 3 of them for what they were trying to shine light on
#soundoffreedom
Definitely demons for sure....real ones.
@bovinejoannie9429 what gave you that idea?
@@bovinejoannie9429 Physically he killed himself. But I do know what you mean by he was murdered. It's hard to explain it, but I do get where you are coming from.
Depression feels like there is not any light in the end of a tunnel.
But it wasn't a regular depression,if u know him u'll understand what happened to him at his childhood.
It’s a struggle just to exist.
Couple it with anxiety and that light is an oncoming train...
@staceymalchow4528 the problem is there's no light. The train is barreling at you, but you have no idea when it'll hit, and you can't see, so you have no idea if there's any way to escape. Chronic anxiety isn't quite as bad as depression, at least in my experience, but it is nothing good
It feels like your existence is abnormal, constantly feeling the need to prove to everyone you exist, show everyone what are you, but never being able to show and prove it to yourself. Being depressed is being stranger to yourself more than anybody else
Chester was everything but a coward. He was insanely strong & suffered for so so long until he just couldn’t anymore. I can’t blame him honestly, I would have never been able to carry around what he had to fight with. Rip Chester, you will forever be missed
Shit singer tho eh?
Cory Taylor looking out for Chester bennington there both legends
Cory is a back stabber
@@garydobbs5159 why?
@@garydobbs5159why?
@@Gyutaro1553cuz he was talking shit about Chester in the media very recently before Chester died. It was about the way Chester treats his fans who only wanted to hear the old music they made.
@@JackPopkins oh...
Well said. Ive suffered all my life with depression, anxiety, ocd. Im now nearly 59 years old. Those that slate Chester or anyone for their actions on depression are NOT fans. Chester / Linkin Park's songs and lyrics represent so many people across the world, me included. Never forgotten. 7 years this Saturday, 2024. 😢❤
SEVEN years?
Man, is there any way through this?
❤❤❤ Forever praying for all enduring, stronger than them all, and those weve lost of legendary presence. Love to Chester no matter what always. LPand Slipknot got me through it all years ago. Its the least I can do back. ❤❤❤❤ Time really does change so much.
Ironically enough it takes an unbelievable amount of courage to actually end your own life. I wish he had found a better way because we truly miss him. RIP Chester, your music has kept me alive for many years ❤
I’m impressed with the answer. He came up with a compassionate point of view
I think some people don't understand just how little control you have when having an episode. Critical thinking goes out the window and you feel like your just along for the ride.
That is so true. You could be sitting directly next to everything you need to help you deal with it, but it could be a mile away when you're dragging through the episode.
A twig in a raging river.
No real fan would call him a coward.
A coward is a criminal, those who murder someone before committing suicide, those are the real cowards.
If you haven’t had it you won’t understand it 😢
He was the soldier(not coward) that died fighting war against the depression. RIP Chester ❤❤❤
He was not a coward,
Man... Imagine waking up and only having the energy to go back to sleep. You really don't understand it until you go through it.
Then you wish you never knew.
He did what he needed to do while he was here. Some of those songs got me through my hardest moments and still do. Thank you Chester. You were and are a hero and a legend.
He had a wife and kids like I do. Sometimes you start to feel like you only hurt your family more being here so you take yourself away from it and you can’t hurt them anymore. Its scary but those thoughts do surface
Having been in that dark place myself as a parent, I can confirm- You, at some point sometimes, feel like everyone else would be better off if you weren't around messing up everything for them. It sucks and it's hard to get yourself out of, especially in my case where I had a significant other at the time who definitely added fuel into that. In my eyes, I was ruining his life and the lives of the kids, so why did I need to be here anymore. I've come a long way from that point in my life, due to a lot of hard work and therapy. But I don't let myself forget that I've been in that spot before too and I understand that feeling.
@@Kiertiana Same, but also my family always called me useless and stupid, so I was totally shocked when they were upset after finding out I was trying to kill myself. People are so blind to the words they say and care more about their own emotional release than the impact it will have to the other person. I'm still depressed off and on, and it never really goes away. I'm not sure when this cloud began to hover over me, but I know I felt it's gentle rain when I was 8 years old.
@@mothdust1634 You are right on all accounts there. People don't think about the effects they have on others and Depression is lifelong. ❤️ Hugs to you. I know what it's like. you're not alone.
@@2vcrew782 can yall please stay strong I'm gonna cry if anything happens to you
@@Gyutaro1553 I’m stronger today than ever. Going to do settlement on our new house today! Rain or shine here we come!
“He killed himSELF, right?”
Interesting choice of inflection, Larry. Almost like steering a question toward a desired reply, or something.
Chester was murdered, and anybody who did any deep digging nose, the truth.
Cox he probably got suicided coz of what he was fighting against.. same with chris
I was at the Stone Sour Korn show the day he passed away. It was really hard on all these guys they were all so close. It was a very sad night
I’m Russian, but I’ll write in Russian. Я очень любил Linkin Park. Я обожал и обожаю по сей день Честера, он мой кумир. Он мне родной. Что сейчас сказал Кори, это правда. Я знал что с ним твориться, но ничего сделать с этим не мог, как и другие( кто знал что с ним или нет). Искреннем фанатам этой группы и этого человека до сих пор больно, от того что он с собой сделал. Но и в этом виноваты и мы, что в нужный момент, не поняли и не помогли ему должным образом. Прости нас Ches. We love you, very much! Возвращайся поскорее
Man Corey is a philosopher of our time.
Chester had a terminal illness. For some people they never find the thing that works for them. There is no way to escape the pain. He wasn’t a coward. He was tired. Tired of hauling that pain around every day. He didn’t want to leave his family, his band or his fans. He just had no fight left in him. He left a beautiful legacy behind him and I’m grateful for that legacy. Listening to Numb in early 2008 literally saved my life. Leaving a relationship with a narcissistic sociopath, homeless with a 6 month old baby….. “tired of being what you want me to be” gave me the strength to not return and build MY life with my son. My son is 17 now and he knows how Chester saved my life and helped him have a life away from the abuse of his father. Chester was strong but he was tired. And we love him still.
No truer words. Unless youve walked a mile in someone shoes you will never know.
When I was young I used to think that it was cowardly to end your life. I now know as I get older I no longer have that mind set. Rip Chester. Rip fir eveyone who have taken that step to end their suffering and for everyone still fighting day after day I hope you get thru it all. You got this
That's why I love metal musicians, they have the most eloquent answers to the most stupid questions. Corey Taylor is such a treasure.
7 years and 2 days ago we lost this legend. 7 years and 2 days we all lost someone that we all grew to know and love through the music he sang to us. Some of us grew up listening to this man so much that we could of called him a friend maybe even go as far as calling him a father figure. It's so sad to see such an amazing human being go the way he did, but I'm not sad for knowing the man he was, the amazing emotion he put and spoke through his music. R.I.P to one of the greatest artist ever alive in our generation.
Chester's fans don't think he was a coward. We're grateful for him and know he had suffered alot.
I've never met or heard of any linkin park fans that ever called him a coward! Infact losing such a powerful figure in our lives brought more of us together to get through our own struggles! ❤
His songs makes many of us feel understood.
Kudos to Corey for holding it together and handling that the way he did. I don't think I would have. They'd have have to blurr and bleep out most of my answer. 😤 But he seized it as an opportunity to raise awareness. Kudos to him.
A man who saved so many, the many could not save him. Tragic.
I cryed and pkayed his music all day whilst trying to hold bk so hard, i too deal with depression, ive been so low and take meds everyday, its a war and can be exausting, i know how hard it must have been to make the decision he made, its hard to find anything to cling to in those moments.
The poor man fought for so long. Those demons are so heavy and strong. I just feel for the poor man. Some people are just unable to understand how extremely strong those demons are. He accomplished so much even through fighting them for so long. 💙
Those who called him a coward don't know the pain that comes with depression, I nealry took my life and I can say that Chester showed me that I'm not alone there music gave me an outlet for my pain. Rest In Peace Chester your light will never go out your lyrics and voice carried us through the heaviest of times
My friend was walking past l.p.'s tour bus at a walmart parking lot. Chester acted as if he should have been recognized, and after my friend just kept walking, he looked back to see Chester looking down at the ground. Fame, like wealth, are not for everyone. Great words to hear from Corey. A true friend.
I love Cory Taylor. He's one of the most down to earth laid back Rock/Metal stars. The guy can sound like a raging demon on the mic or a soft soulful singer. Very talented musician and man.
Walk through shadows enough, and you will be becoming a shadow yourself self. Always in my heart chester
He cried out through his music and noone saw it til it was too late. He was crying for help and when Chris couldn't get through he went hard and realised he couldn't either. So hard to ask for help when you feel that way but you do it with your talent. I do find it to be an "easy" way out but no way that taking your own life is easy... People fight for their life every single day. It must be rough when it's so so hard that you are fighting for a way to live
I don't know any fans that have called him cowardly Chester was a beautiful person and helped me through a lot of dark dark times and I will always love an will always be thankful for his music
Well said Corey, certain fans don’t realise or recognise the effects of depression, and the weight that burdens the person.
Severe depression can lead to suicide sadly… Chester was and is a blessing, an asset to lyrical / singing artists.
Thank you Corey for standing up for him no one truly knows what he was fighting in his head and nobody has a right to judge anyone else for what they don’t understand 😢 Chester was a huge inspiration for me growing up and he made amazing music as well as you Corey Taylor thank you for that
1st RIP Chester. 2nd Corey I'm Truly sorry for another friend you lost. Know our hearts and prayers are with you and his family.
As someone who has fought this battle of serious depression most of my life and listening to chester made me feel like I was not alone I still tear up when I think about him.
one of the first songs I ever learned by heart in life was "numb" by Linkin Park the numb/encore version with Jay-z .
Us true fans NEVER thought he took a cowards or easy way out. Hybrid Theory was my most favorite concert. He will always be missed.
RIP, Chester. The world was a better place with you in it. Your music helped me so much, thank you. ❤ 🙏
AMEN to you brother, SO true about depression. You Set the record straight on that
Chester was my WORLD! His music impacted the deepest part of my being from day 1!!! And I am so sorry his Demons won! A Battle that is Hard As fuck to keep fighting! He’s now at Peace….. but my Heart will never be the same without him. ❤ Anjay ❤
Thank you to this man for saying that. You never know how deep someone's water is. And many ppl's water, Is deeper than you think! RIPChester❤❤❤❤
How can people even think that Chester was a coward? They don't have any respect for pain and suffering. Nobody can imagine what he was going through. The only thing I can say is how sad I am for the loss of such a beautiful soul and how sorry he didn't make it out alive. I would never, NEVER call him a coward!RIP Chester❤❤❤
All i've ever seen is love and respect for Chester, our hearts were broken when he died none of us think he's a coward, never mind "many!"
People always think that by leaving a situation the abuse is over. It just changes instead, instead of another inflicting it upon you, you do it to yourself because that is all you've known for that period of time. Even then, it doesn't go away the voices do come back and it is a mental battle to fight against that. The abuse doesn't go away, it comes in goes in different periods of time and people just learn to cope with it. Sometimes people become much stronger due to it, others just manage to survive, and some the will and desire to fight just burns out from you. Chester is no coward, he was fighter till he could no longer fight.
The fact that anyone could ever say that he was a coward, and at the same time, call themselves a fan. Depression, it's more real. Then most things out there, and sometimes it takes.People that you never expect. After we lost chester, his music had a much harder impact.Every word, every verse you look at it differently.Now because you know he wasn't just singing.He was telling you how bad off he was. That man has forever left a mark on the world. Not in his passing, but through his music
As a person who sealed with severe drug addiction at a young age and severe depression I always seemed to get by at the thought of how much pain I would leave for my family and loved ones. Saved me a lot of times from calling it quits
Thanks Corey 💜. I appreciate your love for Chester (and me too) and speaking the truth. Peace and love to you.
I couldn't even imagine tackling the depression I suffer with everyday and being famous like that and successful and pretty much be able to have anything I wanted and still be so damn depressed that has to be so incredibly tortious. He was strong to last as long as he did
We new since the late 90s he was fighting suicide... We all saw it and if you didn't you was blind.. The pain he went through is so heartbreaking because he helped so many of us but we couldn't help him like he helped us. The abuse he went through took him over like a cancer....i still cry to this day just so sad I will never hear a new song from him... He stayed so strong for so long and it fucking sucks he couldn't "beat" it... Maybe he did through his suicide... But at the same time I'm so pissed off he left us, he left his kids and family but he made us feel better with his music, he made us move on from our trauma, but him leaving us made us think maybe our trauma is more powerful than us and we can't really move on... His suicide made me second guess moving on from my trauma because I thought he did, but he didn't and I hate it so damn much.. He got us through so much pain but he couldn't get beat his own pain. Him dieing was worse than a friend dieing for me. He was family even though he didn't know me. Ughhh this fucking sucks. I hate this... I got a demo cd of linking park back in the say and was hooked on them. Like a fucking demo, like 3 songs introducing bands in the late 90s...fuckk!! I even fixed my current husband's hair with the twist back on the day and dieing my hubs hair like Chester. Ok I'm done... I cant do this shit.
Anybody that dislikes Chester because of what happened they don’t understand depression. They don’t understand just situations of life. It doesn’t matter if you’re famous a billionaire or the guy on like me trying to make ends meet. We all have problems, we should unite together for all the rest of L.P I remember the AOL chat room way back if you was around then that was the best times. Corey really addresses like a good friend would not a good friend, but a good man
I've suffered from very serious depression for about 20 years. I've been all the way to the bottom many times. Total, inescapable, inky black despair, where the emotional pain is so acute it triggers terrifying hallucinations, makes your heart race, your body burn up like you're on fire, your hands shake uncontrollably, prevents you from even being able to stand. You're just desperate to black out and for it all to be over.
Yes, that's an attack. An acute depressive episode. A particularly bad day. But even on the best days, it's tough. The black dog of depression is always growling at the door, the slippery spiral is always trying to pull you into that lonely, pitch black dungeon again where there is not a pin prick of hope's light. Severe depression like this is not a fun place.
I know Chester knew that place. But yet, he powered through it, again and again, to record hit albums, go on world tours, perform to millions of fans, and make Grammy winning music that lives in the hearts of people to this day and will for a long time yet. He gave everything he could before it took him down. That's no coward, that's a warrior.
RIP Chester. 🖤
I've never heard a real fan say that.
no that man fought more than anyone he had a fucked up child hood and never was the same
Major depressive here;
Though I wish he pulled through it, suicide isn’t a sign of weakness.
It’s a sign of strength.
It’s a result of fighting with everything you have, but ultimately losing.
The focus should be on the amount of time you spent fighting, not the moment it beat you. Xx R.I.P. Chester. You’ll forever live on within our hearts.
I love his music it help me in school and time of doubts
I never heard a fan call him a coward. That hurts my soul.
Anybody that says that it’s a coward way out you don’t know what that person going through how much pain that person carries on there shoulders every day yes he shouldn’t of killed him self but it’s not the coward way out 😢it’s hard for some people to ask for help I don’t know everything about Chester in my heart he was hurting didn’t know what to do depression is real it’s not a joke depression can take over a person 😢 rip Chester Bennington you will always be in are hearts ❤
Nadie que sea su fan de verdad, lo culparía por tomar esa decisión! Menos los culparíamos quienes lo admiramos y que también hemos pasado por episodios depresivos severos! Al contrario, de mi parte lo justifico y siempre lo voy a recordar con cariño, como uno de mis cantantes favoritos!!!❤
I used to subscribe to the idea that suicide was the coward's way out. My outlook started to change when my best friend took his own life. He was always a strong individual, so I started to think, "How hard must this be to fight if he couldn't do it?" Then I went through my own bout of that deep, heavy depression. I never became fully suicidal, but I did have a lot of ideation. It was then I realized that the pain and hopelessness is in fact overwhelming. And I could see how and why people take their own lives, because while you're going tbrough it, all you want is for it to end. I was lucky enough to pull myself through it before I lost the fight. Not everyone is so lucky.
Why Cory is a legend so well spoken and always says it how it is a right!!
I never see suicide as cowardice, because it inheritly goes against basic survival instincts to going directly to the end result. It is always deeper than people assume what somebody goes through.
Nice how he said he was just glad to have spent the time that he did have with him. We need to all appreciate our loved ones a lot more and take care of each other,,,,because we never know what could happen
Still miss you, Chester 🤍
We just lost a 24 year old kid at work he was told he had a few months to live he stepped in front of a train Imo he went out like a man and knew what was coming and faced it on his terms👍
I was never a Linkin Park fan, but I respect the hell out of that band. I know a lot of folks that wouldn't be alive because of the relatability of their lyrics. When he left this world, I felt the massive loss, and that is someone who is not a fan. I hope he's happier, his war, ended
Not once have I heard anyone call him "cowardly" until I saw this.
If they say he was a coward, they were part of the problem.
(ALSO THEY WERE NO FAN OF HIS)
I have so much respect for Cory Taylor
Tragic ❤Well said Corey. Chester obviously had his own battles. Very sad. Chester still inspiring people through his music. Bless him ❤
This guy spoke facts 💯
I miss chester bennington a lot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢R.I.P
rest in peace chester, my mate who commited suicide named her cat after you, miss her she was no coward just had too much shit on her plate. hope you'se both are in a btter place free from pain. your music spoke to her
I love Corey. Both Chester and Corey has the voice of an angel.
Well said Corey Taylor ❤🤘🏻RIP Chestor❤🙏🏻
His fans? Me being one of them! Did not call him cowardly!!!? Who said that?? Was my first concert I ever seen when I was 16 now I'm 38 and I got stage passed and he screamed into my face, ONE STEP CLOSER TO THE EDGE, AND IM ABOUT TO BREAK!!!!!! My favorite show of all time and I seen probably 300 shows? Since then! Still so sad to this day I listen to Linkin Park all the time to this day and this was very sad! Never said he was a coward! It's hard to deal with life sometimes and I too am in those shoes!
Every man's life is their own busyness. If someone wants to take it is their own decision and I respect that.
You fight it everyday. You just never know until you cross that line.
Thank goodness he left so much of his talent for us to come back to, RIP big man
Some people really dont grasp just how painful and distressing depression or anxiety can be. It's suffocating. It's like being trapped underwater. Your brain doesnt like pain. It actively tries to get you out of painful situations, for example if you step on a lego, every neuron of your body is firing signals to correct the situation. It works the same with psychological pain. You look for an escape. Fighting this instinct permanently takes a massive toll on you. Then you reach a point of despair where you'd rather "shut down" the whole system than keep feeling this pain. That's when people kill themselves. They dont see a way this pain is going to ever go away. After years of this, you just know it's not gonna get better. You give up. "And the sun sets for you"
Rest in Peace Chester 🥺
The hardest part of the music was listening to it now after his death. It feels like maybe he was screaming for help for so long, and no one listened.
Bruh who are those ''fans'' calling Chester cowardly? You're no fan of Chester or Linkin Park if you think that way.
Between Chester Bennington and Jason David Frank is the reason I got help with my depression.
No one understands depression till they been there. I had the most wonderful wife, 3 undescribably great kids, all of whom I can't see cuz of my epilepsy that sometimes leads me to a mental hospital, and one time while blacked out, I did something not too serious, but enough to run them off.😢. Now, I'm all alone after living in my truck during winter and almost freezing to death. I'm restoring that old truck, after which really got nothing left to live for. My disability came through finally, but it makes no difference. I'll leave my truck and the rest of my settlement to my kids, then I'm gone. At least there is some music I can relate to until that time comes.
Wow, Larry asked that question with so much respect and subtlety 😍 "HE KILLED HIMSELF. DO YOU KNOW WHY? WAS HE A COWARD?"
LP fan of 20+ years here. NO fans ever blamed him!! The LP fandom is the most compassionate one I've ever been a part of, largely thanks to Chester! What a bs thing to say!