Aug 26, 2018
Amy (2015)
“She had one of the most pure relationships to music. Such an emotional relationship to music. It's like she needed music, as if it was a person, and that she would die for it.”
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Amy (2015)
“She had one of the most pure relationships to music. Such an emotional relationship to music. It's like she needed music, as if it was a person, and that she would die for it.”
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okay so I’ve seen the Amy doc like twenty fucking times now and it just doesn’t get any better
i dare anyone to say they didn’t feel guilty by the end somehow
i’ll never get over her, ever
Amy (2015)
...life teaches you really how to live, if you could live long enough...
Tony Bennett, AMY ( 2015 doc) (2:02:17)
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I’ma be brave...
When it comes to music I’m an eclectic listener who sometimes, out of the blue, sits with a particular genre for some weeks before listening to a mix of other genres again. Lately I’ve been in a heavy jazz mood and the late great Amy Winehouse crossed my mind today.
For some odd ass reason I felt the urge to watch that 2015 Amy documentary on her life for the first time. I say odd because I’ve always said I could never watch another doc on a fallen star ever again after watching The Last Days of Left Eye eleven years ago. That documentary fucked me up!
Recently I watched Quincy (on Quincy Jones), I Called Him Morgan (on Lee Morgan), and Chasing Trane (on John Coltrane). I’ve already started watching a little of Amy (and paused it twice so far smh). I felt an eerie vibe from the moment they showed that opening clip of her singing “Happy Birthday” just because. Hopefully I’ll make it through to the end...🙃
SN: I will forever be pissed that Amy’s supergroup with Raphael Saadiq, Questlove, and Mos Def (Yasiin Bey) never got a chance to be. The thought alone gives me chills 😩