Channel: Hermesacat
Sad news that David Roback and Mazzy Star are no more. David’s mother was quoted in a NY Times obituary as saying David died from “metastic cancer.” People wanting more info ought to use google search to find articles. It is a horrible coincidence cancer keeps striking Mazzy Star band members: Will Glenn (a.k.a. Will Cooper), Keith Mitchell, and David Roback, all dead from cancer. The music is a live version of the song “So Tonight That I Might See” recorded for a “Black Session” radio broadcast in Paris, Oct. 26, 1993.
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