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9.51am
13 April 2011
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Joe said:
Young Americans is actually one of my least favourite 70s Bowie albums. … The title track is wonderful though (and includes a nod to A Day In The Life ).
right! 
2.31pm
4 December 2010
Offline mithveaen said:
Wow guys I'm getting definetly sooo into Bowie.
I decided to add Space Oddity to the U2 setlist from the concert I went in my mp3 player and this morning while going to work I listened paying attention to the lyrics.
Holy Cow!!!
When I heard “And the stars look very different today”, bam! I was blown away. Now I get why Bowie fans are so into Bowie. That's not a song, that's a freaking poem!!! And it's about a freaking astronant lost in space!! And the music playing the space ship lauching…. and the sadness at the end… man that's art. It reminds me of course why I love Paperback Writer , a very unlikely topic for an amazing song. For doing that it takes talent and guts.
Bravo Mr. Bowie. You got a new fan on me. I'm getting all your recommendations.
Have you listened to Ashes to Ashes?
For years, Space Oddity and Changes were the only Bowie songs I knew. Consequently, Ashes to Ashes blew my mind.
I told her I didn’t
4.00pm
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14 April 2010
Offline The Walrus said:
I’m not keen on Hang Onto Yourself (relative to the rest of the album) but I agree about the closing three, even if Suffargette City is blatantly shoehorned in and Ziggy’s suicide is consequently a bit sudden. Only Dylan, the Beatles, Floyd and Queen could claim to have three better songs on an album (maybe John and George as well), and then there’s Starman, Five Years, Lady Stardust…
You certainly know your Bowie – well done.
mithveaen said:
Wow guys I’m getting definetly sooo into Bowie.
Bravo Mr. Bowie. You got a new fan on me.
Welcome to Bowiedom – there's no turning back now!
Joe said:
Young Americans…The title track is wonderful though (and includes a nod to A Day In The Life ).
I heard the news today, oh boy!
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, let it roll for all its worth. And all the children boogie.
10.00pm
4 December 2010
Offline So Mith after discovering some Bowie albums (mostly the early 1970s ones), you should watch Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars concert film. It really shows Bowie's dedication to the art of performance. Plus he really does put on a great concert. His fans are as dedicated to it as he is.
Special guest appearance of Ringo and Mo in the ever lovable perm days.
Well we all shine on like the moon, the stars, and the sun.
12.05am
19 September 2010
Offline I'll leave this here. It was posted elsewhere, but there is some controversy. Bowie or Not?
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
3.38am
1 May 2010
Offline PennyLane said:
So Mith after discovering some Bowie albums (mostly the early 1970s ones), you should watch Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars concert film. It really shows Bowie's dedication to the art of performance. Plus he really does put on a great concert. His fans are as dedicated to it as he is.
Special guest appearance of Ringo and Mo in the ever lovable perm days.
I will. thank you so much guys. I'm going to start my Bowie collection. I'm sure I'll like it because I love that kind of music.
And I think that video is not Bowie, a friend of mine and huge Bowie fan says so…. what do you think guys?
Here comes the sun….. Scoobie-doobie……
Something in the way she moves…..attracts me like a cauliflower…
Bop. Bop, cat bop. Go, Johnny, Go.
Beware of Darkness…
3.46am
4 December 2010
Offline I don't think it's Bowie either. Probs some impersonator.
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7.04am
8 January 2015
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@Joe I listened to that terrible cover of Across The Universe tonight, ugh. But I’m a big fan of several of his albums as albums. The rerelease of Ziggy Stardust is a must, it’s a beautiful cleanup, still an amazing album. I’m not as big a fan of Heroes as I am of Low and Lodger and that wonderful mess Station To Station. And Scary Monsters has some excellent but non-commercial tracks. I got quite obsessed by Outside for a while and my current obsession is Heathen. Go back and listen to Hunky Dory too. And the full version of Fame is de riguer for any Bowie-Lennon fan.
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7.17am
24 March 2014
Offline Hunky Dory is my favourite. Terrific.
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8.17am
31 March 2008
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I’m not sure I have a favourite Bowie album. He made a lot of utterly amazing ones but possibly never a masterpiece.
I have the new Five Years box set which contains the recent Ken Scott remix of Ziggy. @ewe2 is that the reissue you meant?
Low > “Heroes” > Lodger, though the first two are close. I’ve never really been a Lodger fan.
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9.19am
8 January 2015
Offline Joe said
I’m not sure I have a favourite Bowie album. He made a lot of utterly amazing ones but possibly never a masterpiece.
I have the new Five Years box set which contains the recent Ken Scott remix of Ziggy. @ewe2 is that the reissue you meant?
Low > “Heroes” > Lodger, though the first two are close. I’ve never really been a Lodger fan.
Mine is the 1999 remaster which includes b-sides and demos, but what’s the remix like? Lodger is an acquired taste, agreed, but I like its production better than Heroes, and I find a few songs more accessible like DJ, Boys Keep Swinging, and Move On. I treat Bowie albums much like Beatles albums, the production is usually fascinating to me and the writing varies.
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3.59pm
31 March 2008
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4.11pm
24 March 2014
Offline I’d just recomend listening to “Hunky dory” ’cause i like it very much and maybe it’s one of his most accesibles… Perfect chamber-pop masterpiece.
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4.17pm
11 November 2010
Offline lillo78 said
I’d just recomend listening to “Hunky dory” ’cause i like it very much and maybe it’s one of his most accesibles… Perfect chamber-pop masterpiece.
I already am.
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24 March 2014
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5.35pm
28 July 2015
Offline You know what I’m suddenly really liking from Bowie’s new album? This one:
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8 January 2015
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18 February 2013
Offline natureaker said
You know what I’m suddenly really liking from Bowie’s new album? This one:
Yes, it’s excellent!
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