Red Mosquito

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm gonna try to put together a "Dream" tribute album for Bowie. What bands would I most want to hear cover which Bowie songs...?

For sure St. Vincent covering Girl Loves Me would be on there.

Look up Ben Harper and ed doing under pressure from hard rock calling in London.

Witnessed that in person when they came to Australia. Best part of the night.

One of the great rock and roll vocal performances of all time ruined by Eddie Vedder.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:'He's the next bowie'

Words you've never heard or will hear. He was on another level beyond reach.

Annie Clark has the potential. She wants to be the next Bowie.

Not sure she'll ever get there. Hopefully she's just happy being the first Annie Clark. That's where she belongs. She's her own kind of genius. I don't want the Bowie comparisons for the rest of her career.

saying anyone is the next anyone else is completely asinine

Agreed.

It would be great if he were right but unfortunately dime is wrong. People say things like that all the time and will continue to do so, much to my displeasure.

Birds in Hell wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:'He's the next bowie'

Words you've never heard or will hear. He was on another level beyond reach.

Annie Clark has the potential. She wants to be the next Bowie.

Not sure she'll ever get there. Hopefully she's just happy being the first Annie Clark. That's where she belongs. She's her own kind of genius. I don't want the Bowie comparisons for the rest of her career.

saying anyone is the next anyone else is completely asinine

Agreed.

It would be great if he were right but unfortunately dime is wrong. People say things like that all the time and will continue to do so, much to my displeasure.

I haven't heard such a comparison made about any new artist or act.

Apart from the gaslight anthem and everyone saying they're tryna emulate Bruce and e street band.

Which they never will be but it doesn't stop them trying it seems

My spin of Hunky Dory tonight has been very emotional. Definitely some sadness, but mostly peaceful happiness over the fact that I was alive at the same time as this amazing artist.

For me it's certainly a top-5 album of the 70's.

Birds in Hell wrote:much to my displeasure.

Standard speeno post.

swan wrote:My spin of Hunky Dory tonight has been very emotional. Definitely some sadness, but mostly peaceful happiness over the fact that I was alive at the same time as this amazing artist.

For me it's certainly a top-5 album of the 70's.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Twitter is saying he died. But I think it's a hoax.

One day he is here.

The next he is gone

McParadigm wrote:What song will Pearl Jam add to their set lists to try and attach themselves in some minor way to his legacy?

TVC-15

I took some flack back in the 80s tourn for modern love bec it sounds so 80s-ish.. don't care tho.. still love that tune..

i got bugs wrote:I took some flack back in the 80s tourn for modern love bec it sounds so 80s-ish.. don't care tho.. still love that tune..

Nothing wrong with Modern Love.

I've always loved Criminal World off of the 'Let's Dance' album.

"We live for just these twenty years
Do we have to die for the fifty more?"

"Modern Love" is one of my favorites on the "Best of Bowie" collection. Masterful pop songwriting.

On Friday, I don't know what possessed me to put a Bowie album on.
then I was listening to more on the youtube.

and then I saw that he had done a song or two with elvis....And then I was even more tickled to find out that THAT very day was both Bowie's and Elvis's birthday!

Then yesterday I saw on here that he has a new album...

then right before I went to bed, he died.

wtf

I heard this song for the first time on Friday,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgQHZjAafo4

(Oh! you pretty things).....

wow. listen for just a minute, you'll probably say wow too,

I've never really listened to any David Bowie.

I like to rock.

Pick me a rocking album, please?

zeb wrote:

Will wrote:Pictures taken just a few days ago.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I hope I look that happy when I know I'm about to die.

Kevin Davis wrote:Not only does he not look sick, he doesn't even look his age.

For what it's worth, I don't believe the photos were taken a few days ago, only released then to promote the new record.

I'd read that the album was primarily recorded early last year but Bowie held its release back until now, the photos may date from the same period. As superhuman as Bowie appears to have seemed to many, I doubt even he would've looked that perky a few days before death following a long illness.

No goddammit! He was superhuman.

Stop being such a Spenno, Spenno!