Artistas del ámbito musical y del cine le rinden homenaje al fallecido Mark Hollis de Talk Talk

Mark Hollis ha muerto a la edad de 64. Un número de colaboradores, admiradores, y figuras del espectáculo comenzaron a compartir sus tributos sobre el líder de Talk Talk. A continuación, encontrará recuerdos de su compañero Paul Webb (también conocido como Rustin Man), el de Matty Healy de The 1975, The, Xiu Xiu, Lol Tolhurst de The Cure, Robin Pecknold de Fleet Foxes, Jehnny Beth de Savages, Broken Social Scene, Jim James , Ted Leo, Ryley Walker, el director Tim Pope y más.

 

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I am very shocked and saddened to hear the news of the passing of Mark Hollis. Musically he was a genius and it was a honour and a privilege to have been in a band with him. I have not seen Mark for many years, but like many musicians of our generation I have been profoundly influenced by his trailblazing musical ideas. He knew how to create depth of feeling with sound and space like no other. He was one of the greats, if not the greatest. . . . . #markhollis #talktalk

Una publicación compartida de rustin man Official (@rustinmanofficial) el 25 Feb, 2019 a las 12:17 PST

Very sorry to hear the news that #MarkHollis of #TalkTalk has died. He was behind some of the finest albums of the 1980s / early 1990s. R.I.P. pic.twitter.com/IoTuAkGCUf

— THE THE (@thethe) 25 de febrero de 2019

We are so saddened to hear about the passing of Mark Hollis, lead singer and creative genius from the band Talk Talk. Our thoughts are with his family and friends https://t.co/wYc5u7SCXH

— Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (@OfficialOMD) 25 de febrero de 2019

RIP Mark Hollis and thanks for some of the greatest music ever made

— Andy Bell (@Andybebop) 26 de febrero de 2019

Goodbye to Mark Hollis of Talk Talk. Condolences to his lovely family. We had many, many laughs together. This is us being the nightmare interview from hell https://t.co/xzqfQnN4P6

— Tim Pope🎥 (@timpopedirector) 25 de febrero de 2019

Mark Hollis captured so many of us with his haunting approach to song and the compelling ways he presented simplistic mountains of sound. He was an educator of emotion and a voice for the blood throat shadows of tomorrow. This is a loss amongst many.

— Broken Social Scene (@bssmusic) 25 de febrero de 2019

Mark Hollis
that is a voice we cannot spare to have lost
thank you ghost genius
thank you

— Xiu Xiu (@XiuXiuforLife) 26 de febrero de 2019

So sad. Spirit Of Eden will live forever. RIP Mark xx https://t.co/ADonh8izDm

— matty (@Truman_Black) 26 de febrero de 2019

Mark Hollis what a beautiful gift you shared with us. Many many nights listening to your records over the decades. Timelessly beautiful. RIP x

— Rachel Goswell (@RachelAGoswell) 25 de febrero de 2019

I am so, so sad hearing that Mark Hollis has passed…
His music and his entire approach to music has had a more profound effect on me than I can measure.
Go gently now, spring towards the peace that awaits us all…
🦋🦋🦋
Talk Talk I Believe In You https://t.co/XI91VIXbBQ

— Richard Reed Parry (@ParryReed) 25 de febrero de 2019

I just heard about Mark Hollis. It’s hard to explain how important and what a constant presence Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock have been in my life for the last 28 years or so. And the Colour of Spring before that.

— Ted Leo (@tedleo) 26 de febrero de 2019

So farewell Mark Hollis. I loved Spirit Of Eden. RIP

— Lol Tolhurst (@LolTolhurst) 26 de febrero de 2019

 

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Very sad to hear about the disappearance of the great Talk Talk singer Mark Hollis. His solo record (artwork above) means so much to me, I recommend it to you if you don’t know it already. I played it on my radio show many times. I always hoped he would somehow reappear and bless us with his voice and music again, but he never did, and I also admire him for that. Everything he did was pure. We are so lucky to have his music in this world. I will spend the night listening. RIP. #talktalk #markhollis

Una publicación compartida de Jehnny Beth (@jehnnybeth) el 25 Feb, 2019 a las 7:00 PST

mark hollis was a genius. nobody made music that sounded like his. please spend time listening to his work. this one hurts. badly. pic.twitter.com/y3DXJvASIz

— Stars (@youarestars) 25 de febrero de 2019

mark hollis was a genius. nobody made music that sounded like his. please spend time listening to his work. this one hurts. badly. pic.twitter.com/y3DXJvASIz

— Stars (@youarestars) 25 de febrero de 2019

Mark Hollis is up there with Neil Young/Sonny Sharrock/Hendrix for most physical/blasting minimalism/spiritual guitar solos. No matter how far out every phrase belongs. Fucking….bummer. True head

— Ryley walker (@ryleywalker) 25 de febrero de 2019

Mark Hollis was a true creative architect, his musical reach can and will continue to be heard everywhere. A legend who left behind a perfect catalog. RIP.

— scharpling (@scharpling) 25 de febrero de 2019