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Tommy BOO
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i think he's got a great voice. hunky dory is one of my favourite albums ever. simple but beautiful songs with ace lyrics. yeah! |
Agreed! It's a top album indeed, one of my biggest favourites too. There's no bad songs on that one. Bowie's got a good voice in my opinion, can't beat Sice though. 
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anyone ever hear dinosaur jr's version of 'quicksand'? ooooh! |
No.
No one.
Ever. 
*ahem*
Where can I find this one?
Don't believe in yourself
Don't deceive with belief
Knowledge comes
with death's release
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| Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 13:55 Post subject: Bowies Awesome |
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We were having a conversation about meeting you're heroes and whether you'd be starstruck and we agreed the only one worth meeting who'd leave you kind of in awe is Bowie, all the others are just extremely talented but he has so much cool it's probably dazzle you. So one of my mates brothers who works in some recording studio in New York pipes up with 'oh I met bowie he recorded his album at our studio' and starts telling all these stories about Bowie showing him how to play his songs properly etc. His insoucience was kind of off putting. Bowie was so good that even when he was shit he was still cool, From Hunky Dory to Scary Monsters is all genius. And he brought The Polyphonic Spree to London.
Anyway theres my two cents, if you watch The Life Aquatic theres a guy doing wicked spanish acoustic covers of Bowie songs all through it, and its got Bill Murray in it, and it rocks. |
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| Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 15:01 Post subject: the final 'comment' by disco' on this: |
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he brought The Polyphonic Spree to London. |
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katieken
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David Bowie is great, and that's it. Fact. How could anyone not like Changes?? He's a living legend, and doesn't disgrace himself as much as the Stones have done with their newer material. Should forget about Labyrinth though, a moment to block from ones mind I feel...
I'd still shag him even though he has had coronary trouble!!!!
The man is a genius. |
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John M
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Should forget about Labyrinth though, a moment to block from ones mind I feel... |
No, no, no, I loved Labyrinth when I was a youngster, popstars should do more of this sort of thing, i'd instantly warm to Keane if their lead singer was in a movie with a load of muppets. |
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mixedcasesspaces
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patrickconnor
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i personally think labyrinth was some of bowie's greatest stuff.
so there. |
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