I watched their documentary "That Little Ol' Band From Texas" not too long ago, and it was a little sad at the end. Now, I'm even sadder. I grew up with these guys in my ears constantly. I have a vivid memory of driving a few towns over to get some weed while either a Tres Hombres or Fandango cassette blasted through the speakers of my buddy's Renault Le Car, which was right around the time I got my first guitar. Dusty was always solid when I'd see them live too, and they came to play around these parts a lot, so I've probably seen them more times than any other band.

RIP Dusty


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPTfIPHLUcw

Trevor Moore Dies in an Accident: Co-Founder Of ‘The Whitest Kids U Know’ Was 41

One of the better sketch comedies, was massively into it in high school. RIP.

Huge f*cking loss. Huge.

One of my favorite comedy personalities. Accident at 41, genuinely upsetting. The WKUK channel on YT has every episode in full https://m.youtube.com/user/WKUK100/

Always seemed like such a nice guy :(

This hit hard, had no idea Sean Lock was suffering from cancer.

Once in a while you get a comedian gifted with real brilliance and singularity as opposed to yet another well-intentioned guy with a decent sense of humor he can't wait to sweatily share with you in exchange for your approval.

15 Storeys High is an all timer.

That's sad. The Everly Brothers were one of the great influences of Rock. All the harmonies made famous later can be traced to them in some ways.

Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has died at the age of 80

R.I.P. to a legendary drummer in a legendary rock band.

I just got a little older with this news. :(

Jesus Christ, finally got one of them.