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David Bowie Band • Page 2

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Anti-Counter-Culture, Apr 6, 2016.

  1. brandon_260

    Trusted Prestigious

    What other two? Blackstar is my fave, then Low and Scary Monsters.
     
  2. EngineDown

    formerly known as chill yoshi

    I'd say Ziggy, Blackstar, and Let's Dance
     
  3. TheWater(s)

    Kiss The Sky Prestigious

    Ziggy, Heroes, Low and then Blackstar for me
     
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  4. clockwise

    GREEN DUDES BEST GREEN DAY PODCAST Prestigious

    I've been getting back into Station to Station recently.
     
  5. Anti-Counter-Culture

    Regular

    I listened to it and nine of his other albums at work yesterday (Ziggy through Scary Monsters) and can say that I think it's his most thematically concise, at the very least.
     
  6. aoftbsten

    Trusted Supporter

    I've been listening to his A Reality Tour Live album at work today. Damn, this is a great live album, the guy could really put on a show. I wish I had seen him in concert.
     
  7. Benjamin Lee

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    Everytime I remember I will never see Bowie live, I get sad.
     
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  8. cshadows2887

    Hailey, It Happens @haileyithappens Supporter

    Finally caught up to Blackstar and it's very good. Wasn't expecting all the jazz elements, but they're really welcome. "Lazarus" and the closing track are definitely my highlights.
     
  9. Steve_JustAGuy

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    That last track is amazing. The whole album is like listening to a ghost.
     
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  10. aoftbsten

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    I love Blackstar. "Lazarus" is great. But for whatever reason, when I first heard the line "just like that bluebird" I kept hearing "just like Hans Gruber". Which now makes me double sad every time I listen to the song, because we've got no more Bowie or Rickman. :tear:
     
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  11. Wall Of Arms

    LIGHTEN UP, BUTTERCUP Prestigious

    Brand new EP released for what would have been his 70th birthday following a documentary that aired on the BBC last night detailing the last five years of his life from music, recording, writing to illness and how he learned and dealt with it. No Plan EP is the last ever recordings of David Bowie and it's hit me all over again:

     
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  12. Wall Of Arms

    LIGHTEN UP, BUTTERCUP Prestigious

    Also can't believe I didn't know about this thread. I've written the blurb for our staff end of year list for Blackstar and hope I did it some sort of justice.
     
  13. brandon_260

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    This is just the same thing as the Bowie tracks from that Lazarus cast recording, yeah?
     
  14. JohnR831

    Regular

    Yes! They were previously only available by purchasing the entire cast album. I'm glad they got a standalone release.
     
  15. NitrateDawn

    Regular

    I'm glad I didn't cave and shell out 17 bucks for the cast recording album just to get those songs. Looking forward to listening to them.
     
  16. Wall Of Arms

    LIGHTEN UP, BUTTERCUP Prestigious

    For sure.

    The documentary last night made me tear up too. So tastefully done.
     
  17. junkmanserenade

    Where are your friends tonight?

    Do you know if the doc is up anywhere online to watch? I'd love to watch, it's gotten some great reviews.
     
  18. Wall Of Arms

    LIGHTEN UP, BUTTERCUP Prestigious

  19. junkmanserenade

    Where are your friends tonight?

  20. Larry David

    I'll see you again in 25 years Prestigious

    These last 3 songs are absolutely incredible. Does anyone else get OK Computer vibes from the music of "No Plan"?
     
  21. EngineDown

    formerly known as chill yoshi

    won several grammys tonight
     
  22. brandon_260

    Trusted Prestigious

    Same
     
  23. cshadows2887

    Hailey, It Happens @haileyithappens Supporter

    Really happy he got a couple, but they couldn't have flown Iman in to accept them?
     
  24. Steve Pafford

    Newbie

    That video was filmed at the Endell Street launderette in Brockley, close to my London house. ha!

    btw, if you love all things Bowie I do hope you will like my blog. I authored a book on the great man several years ago, called BowieStyle, and have written extensively on him (and others) in Mojo, Q, Record Collector etc. This is it:

    Bowie Archives -
     
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  25. Blaine Ryan

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    I think Bowie’s cool. I think Lodger rules.

    My stepdad’s a fool.
     
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