http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3oSqSD2coM
 

We should totally make art sometime. :)
 

Klaus Nomi is a great talent who left us too soon. Albeit a scoche bizarre --- but then again, as in the words of Seal, we're never gonna survive unless we get a little crazy --- he is one of those folks we would have liked to keep around longer, like Ernie Davis, the great running back from Syracuse who died of cancer shortly after being signed to the Cleveland Browns, or Frankie Lymon, the lead singer of the doo-wop group, The Teenagers, who passed away from a heroin overdose...
This reminds me of a recent blog that my good friend Stu Sweatman posted about Randy Rhoads, the guitarist who played early in Ozzy Osbourne's post-Black Sabbath career, who left us way too soon...We subscribe to each other's blogs ourselves, and he and I concurred that there were a lot of great folks who left us too soon...
Incidentally I should point out that I initially became familiar with Klaus Nomi via --- get this --- the Rush Limbaugh radio programme. Knowing that he is a bit controversial, but then again, so many of us are anymore, even I am a bit in that way myself, I should point out that he did use his cover of Lesley Gore's classic, You don't know me, tongue in cheek, early in the course of his programme's history, and Rush still plays the song on rare occasion...
Gotta remember even the seemingly bit players in music history too...He should have been more successful than certain other folks whom I won't take time to mention here...