"The 27 Club" - Rock and Age of 27 - Amy Winehouse found dead - Another Among Many

[pyrite]

she died at the age of 27....that seems a hard year for some rock stars to pass

http://radio.woai.com/cc-common/news...rticle=8871498

Amy Winehouse, 27, has been found dead at her home, Fox News reports.

Last month, the troubled singer pulled out of her European tour after she was jeered at her comeback gig in Serbia for appearing too drunk to perform.

For 90 minutes, she mumbled through parts of songs and at times left the stage - leaving her band to fill in.

Read more: http://radio.woai.com/cc-common/news...#ixzz1Swwv5T2h

[Divinorumus]

Who? Probably cost of fame ... and dealing with the devil. She got a raw deal though, I haven't a clue who she might be.. or was suppose to be.

[Alpha]

Don't know who she is either....all I can say is safe journey...

[Judee]

RIP. It was like she had a death wish her whole life.

[Alpha]

Something very creepy about this and all of her predecessors...and the age of 27....any thoughts, theories, insights?


Infamous 17: Rock Stars Dead at 27

[whskyfan]

I believe this may have started with Robert Johnson @ the crossroads.

[A_Perfect_Conartist]

Judging from the video, when you associate yourself with negative kinds of people, that tends to rub off on you.

She died after on or after May 21, 2011 est, its not to late for her, but I suppose if the family associates with those kinds of people that seemingly did nothing, judging from the video, then the law will not be warranted, that is designed to remove "death", from the controversy of the declining state of humanity, in sight of my sign.

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(theres a law written for this kind of subject)

[Alpha]

Kind of strange that they are poo pooing this now, or trying to :thinking? ...have to wonder why?

The '27 club' is a myth: The idea stars such as Amy Winehouse all die at the same age isn't true

• Musicians in their 20s and 30s are two to three times more likely to die than normal people
• Analysis of chart-toppers since 1956
• No 'spike' at age 27
• Deaths of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Amy Winehouse at same age is 'coincidence'
• Deaths of musicians have dropped since the Eighties

By Rob Waugh

When Amy Winehouse died earlier this year at the age of 27, she joined a group of high-profile rockers who shared her taste for hard living, all of whom died at the same age.



Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison of The Doors and Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones all died aged 27.


It's led some to speculate that there is some reason that the rock 'n' roll lifestyle tends to take its toll on musicians when they hit 27.
Kurt Cobain also commited suicide at the same age.


But researchers from Queensland University of Technology found that while fame - and unhealthy lifestyles - did increase the risk of premature death for musicians, there is no 'spike' aged 27.


Musicians in their twenties and thirties are two to three times more likely to die than the general population - but the deaths of so many famous musicians at that exact age is just a coincidence.

Lead researcher on the project, Associate Professor Adrian Barnett from the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation (IHBI) at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) said 'In order to test the '27 club' hypothesis, we compared the deaths of famous musicians to the general UK population,' he said.

'We included 1,046 musicians (solo artists and band members) who had a number one album in the UK charts between 1956 and 2007.

'During this period 71 (7%) of the musicians died.'



'Our sample included crooners, heavy metal stars, rock 'n' rollers and even Muppets (the actors, not the puppets) and this all added up to 21,750 musician years.'

Professor Barnett said the research team used mathematical analysis to determine the significance of age 27.

'We found no peak in the risk of death at this age, however, musicians in their 20s and 30s were two to three times more likely to die prematurely than the general UK population,' he said.





Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors, who also died at age 27. Researchers found that while the age had no statistical significance, musicians in their twenties and thirties were two to three times more likely to die than ordinary people of similar age



'Our research also found some evidence of a cluster of deaths in those aged 20 to 40 in the 1970s and early 1980s.'

'Interestingly, there were no deaths in this age group in the late 1980s and we speculate that this could be due to better treatments for heroin overdose, or the change in the music scene from the hard rock 1970s to the pop dominated 1980s.'

'The '27 club' is based on myth, but warn that musicians have a generally increased risk of dying throughout their 20s and 30s.'



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...#ixzz1hDQjy1Tz

Py, you're right....R Gary Patterson should do a show on this...maybe John B will pick this one up!!

[Alpha]

The Amy Winehouse Sacrifice Exposed



In this video, we expose the death of Amy Winehouse as a Ritual Sacrifice.

http://truth777exposed.blogspot.com

[Midnight 23]

That is interesting, but I tend towards the most likely scenario. That being she was a woman who seemed to have severely abused her body with drugs and alcohol and that abuse caught up to her.

HOWEVER, you will note that pesky "23" comes into play again, as she died on July 23. Hmmm, it seems Ms. Winehouse ended up in both the 27 club AND the 23 enigma.....