It's not a morbid thought.
The latest morbid idea to captivate "Mad Men" fans is the possibility that Megan, Don's lovely second wife, is somehow modeled on Sharon Tate, the actress married to filmmaker Roman Polanski who was brutally killed by members of the Manson family in 1969.
Try to think of something that describes you as a group: it doesn't have to have anything to do with blood, death or other morbid ideas just look for a name that fits with your bands' unique style and taste.
Instead, it's kind of a morbid fascination, a force against the nagging idea that there is some kind of truth and I must uphold it.
"I don't want people to get the idea that this is a morbid record," Duke said in a promotional interview issued by his label, Concord Records, "because it's more about celebration".
Equally prevalent is the idea of autistics as a species of uber-nerd, the control-freakery of the stereotypical male mind developed to a morbid degree.
Zac Brown Band's "Goodbye in Her Eyes" was ornate and moving, if overlong, and the Band Perry's "Better Dig Two" was dangerously impressive, a morbid, furious stomp that showcased the frontwoman Kimberly Perry's dark ideas and rich voice.
It's so playfully, poignantly appropriate for one of Bowie's very last recordings that it's hard to resist the idea that he is addressing us directly; that it's a morbid showbusiness flourish from a dying man.
Many might find the idea of recreating the last hours on board the doomed vessel a morbid prospect.
Depending upon your disposition, the idea of numbering records in blood specifically is usually interpreted as either a morbid or romantic gesture, but for us it was always foremost a way of elevating and rarefying the object. .
