Jackie
10/04/2020
Mick u were truly brilliant in all aspects of ur career the 80s japan for me will be forever memorable thank you for all the wonderful music you brought to us all a true genius. May the angels hold you close and you continue to make people happy with your wonderful music. Xxx
Pascal B
10/04/2020
Toujours une pensée pour Mick Karn, un grand artiste.
Hansch
13/03/2020
Had forgotten him a bit, just came across him again on Spotify. He was really a bass player giant. Have several CDs of his somewhere in the attic. Go play them again. Too bad he's not there anymore. Could have given us many more beautiful things.
Elias Laurent
04/03/2020
Missed and appreciated, forever.
Jon Ryczek
27/01/2020
I first listened to Mick’s music in the 90s when I was starting out on bass long before I took up the fretless but I didn’t discover all that he created in art and music until recently. He is my favorite fretless bass player by far now. His music is like new found discovery now for me. I am sorry to hear of his passing he is one of the great players.
Sergio Bianchi
22/01/2020
My favourite bass player ever!
Unforgettable Mick
carl
04/01/2020
thank you for the music
Penelope
04/01/2020
‘I think about you every day’
Love you Mick x
Winnie Bee
03/01/2020
Mick - As we approach the anniversary of your passing - you were a unique artist with a singular voice! THanks for your contributions!
Julian Sahu
16/12/2019
Never forgotten Mick - saw you several times and met you at the launch of your sculpture exhibition. Seems such a long time ago and yet seems like yesterday. x
isbujang Saimon
28/11/2019
R.I.P Mick Karn,I'm a big fan of Japan in the 80's still listening & enjoy the music so much...very sad you're gone to soon..
Leszek
15/11/2019
Such a pity I came across his music only so late. An enormous talent and a great figure. Wish the best to his family
Andrew d Williams
30/10/2019
SO MUCH LOVE
Prokopis-Greece
27/10/2019
Forever in our minds and in our hearts.For the Poetry in a Bassline...Miss you.
Benno
21/10/2019
Last year I stumbled across a cheap penguin souvenir statue and it reminded me of Mick's Penguin Cafe and his death... it made me feel profound sadness. I'm 15 now and Mick's playing and Japan as a whole have played such a large role in the last few years of my life. I recognize something profound in their music, a sort of melancholy, like looking at the world from a distance. I think it's because of the sparse instrumentation in Japan's music, and of course the lyrics.
I also love the picture where Mick points to the phrase "food for thought" on a cereal box with one finger and to his forehead with another. You know which one I mean :)
