A reporter for the Daily Record stated "Goodbye Brennan – we enjoyed having you and your hunky good looks around, but all good things must come to an end".
Hours before the incident, Loughner's Myspace page was updated with posts from his account stating, "Goodbye", and said to friends: "Please don't be mad at me".
Priya Elan of NME cited "Climax" as Usher's "best song in absolutely years" and stated, "Goodbye cringe factor, hello Diplo, subtle electronic nuances and an expectation-defying vocal performance which is more Prince falsetto than depth-free showman.
Joyce Lee of CBS wrote, "Rihanna has officially moved on from her edgy Rated R days and has taken on a more girly and upbeat look with her new music video, 'Only Girl (In the World).'" Brittany Talarico of OK! complimented the transition from Rihanna's previous effort, Rated R, which featured darker themes and lyrics, stating, "Goodbye spikes and leather, hello bows and flowers!
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And no religion too.' So goodbye to nation states then, obviously an outdated concept.
So goodbye "Empire State".
Indeed, the counting of votes had barely started on Sunday evening before Antonio Baños, a leading figure in the pro-independence party CUP, had Tweeted "To the Spanish state: With no resentment, Goodbye," underlining his point with a link to a famous Spanish pop song called "Adiós Papa".
It is only when we learn that his father is dying, and Robert must travel back to the family home in Washington state for a last goodbye, that we learn that Robert is in retreat from his poisoned vocation: once a brilliantly promising classical pianist, he has angrily given up music, having failed to reach the standards set by his father and by himself.
