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Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 9:37 pm
by 54strat
Just clicked on the "Guitarist Dies After Show" story floating around and saw that it was Mark Abrahamian! Only 46 years old! I know Mark and George kind of had a falling out that got "Rockstah" kicked off the boards here, but jeez this is unbelieveable! Eating with his Starship band mates after a show Sunday night and just dropped dead!
Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 10:34 pm
by fusionbear
RIP!
I'm 46 too... Time to get a thorough check up...
Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2012 10:37 am
by NY Chief
Saw that this morning, as well. RIP, Mark. Differences are differences, this is permanent....

Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:55 am
by Tone Slinger
So true Chief, By gones being by gones are out of the question when someone is truly gone (from this world and reality anyways).
RIP Mark, You inspired and influenced many.

(Rock on in the next world/realm where you have entered.
Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 7:08 pm
by JimiJames
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Thought I'd share on this day.
I miss my buddy...

Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2014 7:33 am
by garbeaj
The guy was really kind and very helpful to me and he built me a great amp...I didn't know him that well at all, just a few phone calls and e-mails. I know his actual friends and family and especially his girlfriend are feeling the loss and my sympathies still go out to them. Regardless of whatever disagreements and/or differences of opinions, his sudden death was tragic indeed. R.I.P. Mark...
Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2014 6:15 pm
by Tone Slinger
Great pic there Jimijames

, thanks for sharing. Rip Mark.
Re: Mark "Rockstah" Abrahamian
Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2014 5:53 pm
by plexified
Man its a heavy topic , I really liked Mark and his friendship . I was shocked and personally impacted for a few years from his passing . He was warm , kind , very knowledgable and would really do anything to help a person . We had a few tifts when he had a few guys on hold , but we were still friends and just jawing on the stuff . He lead a small town life despite living a big time life on the stage and such a huge prescence on the Metro Forum , The Amp Garage and such . He built stuff and shared everything including pictures and schematics let alone sound clips and such an awesome playing style . He was a hybrid player . I strive to play like Mark . I was a chameleon and could play anybodys stuff . Mark did this too . BUT , he took it and ran with it and developed his own style . I wish someone would link some of his live work . He is a benchmark . Way , way better than you ever imagined . Shows any of us can go in a blip .