David Bowie: The next thread and the next thread...

[GirlsAloudFan]

Don't fake it babay
Lay the real thing on me

 

[lazarus]

'Tis A Pity She's My Mom

-- Lance

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

I have been listening to 'The Next Day' and love it.

Given that info, someone recommend something Bowie to me please.

 

[GirlsAloudFan]

Ziggy

 

[Kieran McConville]

Scary Monsters. I mean, I don't know, I've never even listened to The Next Day. But if you want a shit hot rock and roll record, then yes, Scary Monsters.

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

a Lazarus "teaser"

 

[Danny Boy]

Lance's mom is a Lazarus "teaser."

Shocking accusation.

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

 

[Joey788]

Full song. I like it! Catchier than Blackstar, but feels like it's from the same album.

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

Good song, i love the intro. How the hell is a guy nearly 70 making this kind of music? Will be interesting to see what type of video accompanies it.

 

[prbiker15]

Full song. I like it! Catchier than... Don't know how Bowie does it, he's a genius.

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

genius indeed.

 

[LemonMelon]

Blackstar leaked.

OK, we already had four of the tracks in some form or another, but the remaining 3 tracks leaked.

It's a vinyl rip but the stylus and record itself was obviously very clean as there are few pops, just a bit compressed sounding is all. Good enough to make a judgment on, especially at 320.

I absolutely adore it already. It's, sadly, a somewhat short album but unbelievably fresh and inspired. Flat out better than The Next Day, which was very good but a bit long and too conservative overall. This is the exact opposite in every way.

Cobbler is going to love I Can't Give Everything Away; its harmonica and weightless feel sounds straight out of A New Career in a New Town.

 

[gump]

 

[GirlsAloudFan]

Blackstar leaked.

OK, we already had four of the tracks in some form or another, but the remaining 3 tracks leaked.

It's a vinyl rip but the stylus and record itself was obviously very clean as there are few pops, just a bit compressed sounding is all. Good enough to make a judgment on, especially at 320.

I absolutely adore it already. It's, sadly, a somewhat short album but unbelievably fresh and inspired. Flat out better than The Next Day, which was very good but a bit long and too conservative overall. This is the exact opposite in every way.

Cobbler is going to love I Can't Give Everything Away; its harmonica and weightless feel sounds straight out of A New Career in a New Town.

Illegal downloading sucks.

 

[LemonMelon]

Thanks, Scumbo!

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

I love 'The Next Day'

but i get the "conservative" label after hearing 'blackstar' and 'lazarus'

 

[cobl04]

I absolutely adore it already. It's, sadly, a somewhat short album but unbelievably fresh and inspired. Flat out better than The Next Day, which was very good but a bit long and too conservative overall. This is the exact opposite in every way.

Cobbler is going to love I Can't Give Everything Away; its harmonica and weightless feel sounds straight out of A New Career in a New Town.

Oh man. Nearly cried just reading this. That song....

I haven't listened to Lazarus but I loved Blackstar.

 

[lazarus]

I haven't listened to Lazarus

 

[GirlsAloudFan]

They shouldn't have killed off Yoda in ROTJ.

 

[lazarus]

He'll be back, I'm guessing.

 

[deep]

As some one that has been kicking around longer that most all of you here I caught most of these legends on their way up. Saw Bowie in the late 70s and early 80s. Huge fan of that Bowie. But wow this Black Star is so legit, amazing to have an artist still connecting, there are still a handful that can do it from that era, Bowie is one, so many have watered down their product because there are plenty of fans to lap it up.

Anyways I started boxing up my vinyl, I plan a move after being in the same spot for 28 years. I knew I had most of the early Bowie LPs, but I found a few singles I forgot I owned. Here is one.

thanks for letting me share before the dementia takes over completely

 

[Mrs. Garrison]

As some one that has been kicking around longer that most all of you here I caught most of these legends on their way up. Saw Bowie in the late 70s and early 80s. Huge fan of that Bowie. But wow this Black Star is so legit, amazing to have an artist still connecting, there are still a handful that can do it from that era, Bowie is one, so many have watered down their product because there are plenty of fans to lap it up.

Anyways I started boxing up my vinyl, I plan a move after being in the same spot for 28 years. I knew I had most of the early Bowie LPs, but I found a few singles I forgot I owned. Here is one.





thanks for letting me share before the dementia takes over completely

 

[cobl04]

What's with the diet coke mate

 

[PhilsFan]

His posts are now sponsored.

 

[Kieran McConville]

It's a wonderful restaurant!

 

[Danny Boy]

What's with the diet coke mate

I figured it was for scale.

 

[deep]

I figured it was for scale.

Right
some people think singles are 12 inches, 33 1/3 rpm.

 

[david]

Lazarus is a great song. The horns are sick.


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[Mrs. Garrison]

here is the video for Lazarus