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That was a very nice and tasteful thing for the Palms to do… DJ AM was a celebrity in his own right, and for those of us who love music and are into the genre he was simply one of the best DJ’s of the generation. This whole thing is so sad, he will truely be missed.

@annette
That’s an incredibly rude and distasteful thing to say. You don’t know whether he killed himself or not. And in all honesty, it doesn’t matter. He was too young to die, and it is tragic that he is gone.
You should be ashamed.

….it seems like you’re all forgetting he lived through that plane crash last year, and on multiple occassions has talked about struggling with guilt over the fact that he got to survive while others didn’t. I think keeping things in that context makes it a little more understandbale IF he did indeed take his life, or turn back to drugs….@ Trent, I agree I like the tribute, it was a tasteful and creative way.

Trent, I want to say that you always seem to be so very respectful, especially when something like this happens. I appreciate that, and it makes reading your site worthwhile.

I, naturally, didn’t “know” DJ AM, but having a sister who has struggled for almost 30 years with bi-polar and addictions, I can say…may he rest in peace. Addiction is a life long struggle, with lots of facets to it. He didn’t appear to involve others, or risk others, in his addiction, so kudos to him for that. I have read he counseled others in hopes of them recovering their lives. Kudos again. Falling back into drugs (if that’s what happened) is no surprise; the emotional aspect of the addiction is a giant albatross that never truly leaves; you maybe manage to lighten it’s load.

God rest his soul, and shine his mercy on those still struggling.

It’s a difficult thing.

Thanks, again, Trent, for respectful coverage of these things.

Nicely done on the hotel’s part. Subtle, classy, definitely not over the top and seeming like they’re riding the publicity. That’s what respect is.

Heath Ledger died in very similar circumstances and I don’t remember people ever saying he doesn’t deserve sympathy. It’s easy to say that people should just get help, but getting the help can be so hard.

I was saddened by this, RIP Adam.

An example of classy respect in a commercialized world.