Sparklehorse - Radio Sessions 

Couldn't agree more, he was a game changer.

Still listening in 2024

​@@kevincragun4259 Me, too 🩵

This completely echoes my sentiments, the death of Mark Linkous is perhaps the only 'celebrity' death that's ever truly affected me powerfully at heart.... I still carry it; not morbidly, just memory of a beautiful human who shared of himself with the rest of us. Suicide is always the cruelest death, for all those who cared - But it was his right to do so.....I just hope it wasn't done in a passing moment of pain, and was something long considered and done through rational personal choice. I suppose we will never know. I think Most people have it backwards: They say "Death is a thief - that takes from us" But it's just the opposite! _Life is an INCREDIBLE gift!_ Death is merely an equalizing, a settling of the accounts, And our bodies.... to create the fertilizer, in which new life is given its own chance to grow, and come to be, on this Earth, in the full unimaginable deep of planetary time. I don't mind the idea of my dissolving body molecules ending up becoming part of a tree, or moss on a mountain rock, or a fish-scale on the sleek flank of a salmon etc etc .....When my time comes, I don't mind the idea of returning home to the great mother, who gave birth to us and all this riotous, beautiful Nature - and becoming fully of it, once more....

that happened to me too... I had just seen the pixies for the first time... was walking around town with a close friend when I heard. I'm the same re. celebrities as such. I appreciate great artists but I love humans who are kindred spirits. Rare, special and unique. Mark Linkus- hes the reason I gave up all my occupations to focus solely on music. Was lucky to see him play. My daughter loves him too though she is like me- can only listen to him alone- something to do with how much he makes us feel :(

i felt the same way, he gave us such beautiful music, it was so sad to hear about his sadness...

Imagine my devastation, my parents invited me to come watch him about a year before he died. I didn't go because i wasn't into them at the time. Started listening more after the gig, thought oh I'll definitely go next time. Devastated. Still, one of my biggest regrets.

Mark felt like a friend you knew since childhood.

beautifully said

@@StromLxrd6 beautifully sad

beautifully said

thanks!!

Thanks indeed

Without this I would not try.......thank you

Ty, bro.

Merci beaucoup

It's so strange hearing his words and his breath as alive as ever, hard to comprehend he's gone.

I call it compounding sadness, that way, the only place to go after these emotions is UP take care

This is such a good recording. I listened to it tons a few years ago and great to revisit "I woke up in A burnt out basement Sleeping with Metal hands In a spirit ditch" Yes. I know *exactly* what you mean

What's the name of the first song? :(

Roxana Sánchez It's 'Eyepennies' from Sparklohorse's 3rd album 'It's a wonderful life'. So fragile and prophetic.

Still, still

Interested in your list. Care to share it? :)

Yes, gladly.. you are welcome to write down your email So I can share it with you.. Cheers, Noga

@@nogaharel9604 lukaskilpua at gmail.com Thanks!

New sparklehorse album just came out. Go listen to it!

Marco Venosta Holly shit, how was it?

i do

Relig reg

I do I guess. I found this comment liked by myself already

yeah for sure. It's just so incredible.Has the feel of an album too the way the tracks are ordered, or something.

me haha

sparklehorse is depression fuel. this is comparable to slowdive’s summer daze. mark left this earth too soon

Grobee he has captured a very unique sound mark is an amazing artist

You are a star, you are a sea of air for this. Thank you.

is anyone good at splitting mp3s?

Michael Tkach Try NERO WAVE EDITOR

Michael Tkach you could give a try to the free Audacity as well.

+illskamsarchive Thank you!!

I held my hand to the fire it burned me down to the wires