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  • Mar 9, 2020
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    deepsleep

    lmao fair enough

    love his 90's interviews tho, so reflective and wise

    Have I already shared this?

    I love it because it showcases that no matter how bonkers and maybe dated to some Earthling sounds like production wise, if you LISTEN to the songwriting it is the most traditional Bowie songs we got in a long shot

  • Mar 9, 2020
    ithaka

    Have I already shared this?

    !https://youtu.be/heuSXoXVky0

    I love it because it showcases that no matter how bonkers and maybe dated to some Earthling sounds like production wise, if you LISTEN to the songwriting it is the most traditional Bowie songs we got in a long shot

    yeah we talked about this itt some pages back

    better than the studio version

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    Prince played in a 400 cap venue here on his last tour 3 times in a single night after his sold out concert 3 days before and I couldn't get tickets to any of the 4. Too young to have seen Bowie live, think he stopped touring in 2006?

    So he technically stopped touring in 2004 right after his heartattack in Germany during the summer while promoting Reality, canceled the rest of the shows.

    He did come back on stage until 2006 but it was really one shot short or promo performances or like guest stuff like that.

    Here’s the funny thing, it’s nice to romanticize art, people go back to Reality listen to it and a***yze it from there to the The Next Day comeback and put it together like some great masterplan.

    But in reality, Bowie never took himself as seriously as the fans did.

    And while it is true he did officially announce a break, Bowie didn’t yet stop dropping music... which breaks the myth haha

    In 2005 he got back in studio to drop (She Can) Do That for the movie Stealth (Yeah I know, WHO?):

    And, well, listen to yourself, no wonder unless you know the title it is very hard to find out about it, no one remembers it, nor do no one wants to remember it, I can guarantee you this ain’t getting no glorified rerelease.

    The scariest part? at that same time Bowie made some comments saying his plan was to lay low on the tour but to make bunch of albums starting with this song going forward into electro and techno.

    Real spoopy hours.

    I guess he soon realized it didn’t work out and wanted to be on the look out for his legacy or something.

    But yeah just wanted to take that opportunity to share that, we’re all only humans 😊

  • Mar 9, 2020

    Also something else we all forgot about: Scarlett Johansson did record and release an album! an album of Tom Waits covers of all things! and it has two Bowie vocals on it! what a crazy funny world

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    So he technically stopped touring in 2004 right after his heartattack in Germany during the summer while promoting Reality, canceled the rest of the shows.

    He did come back on stage until 2006 but it was really one shot short or promo performances or like guest stuff like that.

    Here’s the funny thing, it’s nice to romanticize art, people go back to Reality listen to it and a***yze it from there to the The Next Day comeback and put it together like some great masterplan.

    But in reality, Bowie never took himself as seriously as the fans did.

    And while it is true he did officially announce a break, Bowie didn’t yet stop dropping music... which breaks the myth haha

    In 2005 he got back in studio to drop (She Can) Do That for the movie Stealth (Yeah I know, WHO?):

    !https://youtu.be/C6ZBnDKZ5bg

    And, well, listen to yourself, no wonder unless you know the title it is very hard to find out about it, no one remembers it, nor do no one wants to remember it, I can guarantee you this ain’t getting no glorified rerelease.

    The scariest part? at that same time Bowie made some comments saying his plan was to lay low on the tour but to make bunch of albums starting with this song going forward into electro and techno.

    Real spoopy hours.

    I guess he soon realized it didn’t work out and wanted to be on the look out for his legacy or something.

    But yeah just wanted to take that opportunity to share that, we’re all only humans 😊


    the erasure is already happening

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    Danny


    the erasure is already happening

    This one should work since it’s no auto generated stuff

    There’s not a lot of people uploading it on YouTube lol and I think it has more to do with the song quality or how we trying to silence it rather than copyrights haha

    God what a s*** song lol

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    ithaka

    This one should work since it’s no auto generated stuff

    !https://youtu.be/a5rlOaUi-8U

    There’s not a lot of people uploading it on YouTube lol and I think it has more to do with the song quality or how we trying to silence it rather than copyrights haha

    God what a s*** song lol

    Ok dis a classic Watching cult classic Stealth tonight (starring Jessica Biel & Jamie Foxx )

    Now, please excuse me. I have somewhere I need to go.

  • Mar 9, 2020
    Danny

    Ok dis a classic Watching cult classic Stealth tonight (starring Jessica Biel & Jamie Foxx )

    Now, please excuse me. I have somewhere I need to go.

    They really thought they had one

    Bowie be like ok need to secure this bag sis

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    @Danny be blasting this out loud in a library

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    So he technically stopped touring in 2004 right after his heartattack in Germany during the summer while promoting Reality, canceled the rest of the shows.

    He did come back on stage until 2006 but it was really one shot short or promo performances or like guest stuff like that.

    Here’s the funny thing, it’s nice to romanticize art, people go back to Reality listen to it and a***yze it from there to the The Next Day comeback and put it together like some great masterplan.

    But in reality, Bowie never took himself as seriously as the fans did.

    And while it is true he did officially announce a break, Bowie didn’t yet stop dropping music... which breaks the myth haha

    In 2005 he got back in studio to drop (She Can) Do That for the movie Stealth (Yeah I know, WHO?):

    !https://youtu.be/C6ZBnDKZ5bg

    And, well, listen to yourself, no wonder unless you know the title it is very hard to find out about it, no one remembers it, nor do no one wants to remember it, I can guarantee you this ain’t getting no glorified rerelease.

    The scariest part? at that same time Bowie made some comments saying his plan was to lay low on the tour but to make bunch of albums starting with this song going forward into electro and techno.

    Real spoopy hours.

    I guess he soon realized it didn’t work out and wanted to be on the look out for his legacy or something.

    But yeah just wanted to take that opportunity to share that, we’re all only humans 😊

    his vault gotta be filled with unreleased albums

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    deepsleep

    his vault gotta be filled with unreleased albums

    Word

  • Mar 9, 2020
    ithaka

    @Danny be blasting this out loud in a library

    Nah, I dipped more people kept coming in being loud as f***, f*** that. Next time I'm in and people are being loud, I might just turn my laptop volume to 100% and blast this Was studying there last time with a bunch of other students for exams and some parents came in with their kid being immensely loud. Students getting visibly & audibly agitated, I opened up google translate and had that voice tell them to be quiet, it's a library and people are trying to study here. Didn't quite feel that passive agressive today, though.

  • Mar 9, 2020
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    ithaka

    Word

    wish we would've gotten a chance to hear that follow up album to outside

  • Mar 9, 2020
    deepsleep

    wish we would've gotten a chance to hear that follow up album to outside

    Stop

  • Mar 9, 2020

    Tbf Blackstar comes close enough to me, definitely its spiritual successor

  • Mar 10, 2020
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    Idk if ppl here knows about Devo? new wave late 70s band with two sets of brothers from Ohio

    Their legacy is strong, Rage Against The Machine covered them and the lead dude went on to make the soundtrack for The Sims 2?!

    So where does Bowie play in it? he the one that set them up, went to see them live at a club when they were still unsigned, met them and said “Hey I’d like to produce you guys!”

    Flew them over Germany (this was during his Berlin era) and paid for ALL their studio time to cover it all with the luxury of being produced by none other than king Brian Eno

    Bowie was busy shooting movie Just A Gigolo but dropped by as much as he could for some sessions to do some jam and did record unused vocals, he called them the band of the future

    The rest is history

    So yeah, no Sims 2 soundtrack if it wasn’t for Bowie in someway

    Why am I stopping at Sims 2? I guess because it’s such a funny idea to me, it’s not like it just stops here, he scored Thor Ragnarok of all things, yes, also Lego Movie

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    Mar 10, 2020
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    ithaka

    Idk if ppl here knows about Devo? new wave late 70s band with two sets of brothers from Ohio

    Their legacy is strong, Rage Against The Machine covered them and the lead dude went on to make the soundtrack for The Sims 2?!

    So where does Bowie play in it? he the one that set them up, went to see them live at a club when they were still unsigned, met them and said “Hey I’d like to produce you guys!”

    Flew them over Germany (this was during his Berlin era) and paid for ALL their studio time to cover it all with the luxury of being produced by none other than king Brian Eno

    Bowie was busy shooting movie Just A Gigolo but dropped by as much as he could for some sessions to do some jam and did record unused vocals, he called them the band of the future

    The rest is history

    So yeah, no Sims 2 soundtrack if it wasn’t for Bowie in someway

    Why am I stopping at Sims 2? I guess because it’s such a funny idea to me, it’s not like it just stops here, he scored Thor Ragnarok of all things, yes, also Lego Movie

    Devo first album is godly

  • Mar 10, 2020
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    deepsleep

    wish we would've gotten a chance to hear that follow up album to outside

    And another tour

  • Mar 10, 2020
    ithaka

    Idk if ppl here knows about Devo? new wave late 70s band with two sets of brothers from Ohio

    Their legacy is strong, Rage Against The Machine covered them and the lead dude went on to make the soundtrack for The Sims 2?!

    So where does Bowie play in it? he the one that set them up, went to see them live at a club when they were still unsigned, met them and said “Hey I’d like to produce you guys!”

    Flew them over Germany (this was during his Berlin era) and paid for ALL their studio time to cover it all with the luxury of being produced by none other than king Brian Eno

    Bowie was busy shooting movie Just A Gigolo but dropped by as much as he could for some sessions to do some jam and did record unused vocals, he called them the band of the future

    The rest is history

    So yeah, no Sims 2 soundtrack if it wasn’t for Bowie in someway

    Why am I stopping at Sims 2? I guess because it’s such a funny idea to me, it’s not like it just stops here, he scored Thor Ragnarok of all things, yes, also Lego Movie

    Imagine if Bowie stopped by a Kool Herc set in the Bronx

  • Mar 10, 2020
    rvi

    Devo first album is godly

    Devo by Eno and Bowie, match made in heaven could only make for a blassic

  • Mar 10, 2020
    laudi

    And another tour

  • Mar 10, 2020
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    these are my favorite albums by david bowie in order:

    1. hunky dory
    2. the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars
    3. station to station
    4. young americans
    5. diamond dogs
    6. aladdin sane
    7. "heroes"
    8. low
    9. lodger
    10. scary monsters (and super creeps)
    11. the man who sold the world
    12. blackstar
    13. the next day
    14. space oddity
    15. let's dance
    16. heathen
    17. reality
    18. pin ups
    19. david bowie
    20. tonight
    21. never let me down
    22. outside
    23. earthling
    24. hours...
    25. black tie white noise

  • Mar 10, 2020
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    Archer

    these are my favorite albums by david bowie in order:

    1. hunky dory
    2. the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars
    3. station to station
    4. young americans
    5. diamond dogs
    6. aladdin sane
    7. "heroes"
    8. low
    9. lodger
    10. scary monsters (and super creeps)
    11. the man who sold the world
    12. blackstar
    13. the next day
    14. space oddity
    15. let's dance
    16. heathen
    17. reality
    18. pin ups
    19. david bowie
    20. tonight
    21. never let me down
    22. outside
    23. earthling
    24. hours...
    25. black tie white noise

    damn @Ithaka gonna be fuming seeing them outside and earthling rankings

  • Mar 10, 2020
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    deepsleep

    damn @Ithaka gonna be fuming seeing them outside and earthling rankings

  • Mar 10, 2020
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    Archer
    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffQmb-cNFuk

    plus blackstar would def be in my top 10 tbh

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