Sinéad O'Connor gone at 56

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[63781]

A great artist she was. RIP.

 

[Mister Audio]

mmm , way too young (and unfairly troubled)
I was deeply touched by lots of her music.
PEACE

 

[cumbb]

 

[Brakspear75]

As unique voice & talented artist, she had many troubles in her life and used them to fuel her activism & the passion in her singing. I will miss her greatly, RIP.

 

[soulsheiksan]

Heart broken RIP
I first heard her on duet with Matt Johnson from TheThe
Mandika was fantastic and I will never forget seeing her sing live for the wall,her rendition of mother was amazing.Nothing compares was superb and the James brown drum sampling was ground breaking

 

[Scottmoose]

Very sad. I didn't like her music, but she seemed a decent enough person who meant well and did what she could. And for all her successes, she had a rotten time of it since childhood, crowned by losing her child. God speed, Sinéad, however you chose to believe. You'll be remembered, and kindly.

 

[cumbb]

;-)

 

[ColinA123]

I think the best work that she did was the "Sean Nos Nua" album
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean-Nós_Nua#

 

[planet10]

How Sinéad O'Connor changed Ireland

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66330500

dave

 

[thompsontechs]

Something else comes to mind... she had the most expressive, amazing eyes.

 

[planet10]

Eyes are a window into the soul.

dave

 

[bucks bunny]

so sad - R.I.P.

 

[planet10]

https://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-66440464

dave

 

[thompsontechs]

Thanks P10

 

[Mister Audio]

"Hold Back the Night"