whew! That' s such a good album bro. Can't wait to go back to it

Going through the Chromatics discog rn :3 s*** got me in a trance lol

dude i love chromatics
the new album is probably gonna end up in my top 10 oty, with twist the knife being a soty contender for me
love their dreamy vibe, exactly my vibe, same vein as beach house

David Bowie - Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)
9.5/10
Top 3 Bowie album

Also goat cover art

Fell in love with the band after Twin Peaks' last season the music at the roadhouse made every episode special!

I'm on Drumless atm 🔥 perhaps my most played in the discog for some reason. Night Drive is also great, each album has it's own distinct mood I can slip into at any time haha

Love the new record! Would rank it as highly as that too

Did you listen to the remastered version or normal release?

Was just thinking of getting back into Bowie this morning the 70s run was phenomenal, think I found one of my all-time faves within that era

yeah night drive is another favorite, kill for love is also great

never watched twin peaks but i heard about their twin peaks tribute album but never listened

did you listen to their first 2 albums before ruth became part of the band?

been listening to a bowie album every sunday for a year straight now lmfao
its bowie sunday again

The remastered version since it's the only version on spotify.
Also yeah, Bowie's 70s run is legendary, man released 5 classics in that decade, and that's without counting scary monsters cause that was released in 1980

Will you watch TP someday though?

Also haven't heard their pre-Ruth albums carefully maybe a song or two, gonna go through them now. I basically started from Night Drive to present.

A friend told me bad things about their Post-Punk/Noise Rock beginnings when I first got into them so I kinda skipped over that 🙈 how good is it tho?

that's a good idea! What album is it today?

never listened to those first to 2 albums neither lol just was curious cause i think most people skip them because of the post punk beginnings u mentioned, but i will get to them some day

yea i guess i'll watch twin peaks some day, its probably the only "goat show" i still haven't watched

been into his 2000/10's period lately, last time i listened to the next day now i'm gonna do reality once again

Mans had to sacrifice and go on a milk, coke, and red chilli only diet to get those classics out haha

Oh, nice! Bout to cop that will listen only Spotify first cause I can't wait

glad I'm not alone in this sleep

Bro, I never seen anything like Twin Peaks!! Not to overhype the show or anything but that's the best binge I've done in recent memory! Top 2 with The Wire for me 💖

Have your coffee beans in bulk for this show, you'll need them haha that's all I'll say

I know nothing of that era except for Blackstar lol. Curious to hear your thoughts on that after you listen!

The Thin White Duke era was weird, but it gave us station to station so I won't complain
Man did not even remember he recorded a whole album, s*** is insane, like how can you release a great project like that and not even remembering ever making it

i mean i've been listenin to bowie long before i started that whole year didnt want it to sound like i never heard those albums before, just love to revisit the goats discog you know

blackstar is a fantastic end note to his career

damn the wire level huh
guess i really gotta check it out soon

Blackstar is amazing, it's the perfect way to conclude his amazing and prolific career. I still struggle to imagine how a 70 year old man managed to release such a great album

yea its mindblowing how he took all the strength he had left and made this last final entry into his already cemented legacy.
its really such a bowie way to go out like that.
the master teached us one last time

Lmao

My love for station to station is boundless 😍 perfect album. And that Nina cover, omfg how???

Season 2 is also a hate it or love it situation but haha it's worth the soap vibes at least in my view

It's a classic.
Also, title track is a 10 minute
epic masterpiece, the inner conflict between David and the white Duke about his Cocaine addiction over one of the best instrumentals of his discography is chilling to say the least. Man's really a goat

btw how you come along with your mad men watch?