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    Strobe
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    17 Jul 2010 - 6:55 AM
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    His album "Lets Dance" is one of my all time favourite albums, when it was released it was quite different from the norm. It has the track Cat People (Putting Out The Fire) which was the sound track from the movie with the same tile starring the stunning Nastassja Kinski.

    I also like his album Heathen which did well in the USA a few years back, making the top 20, but did not seem to take off here

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    I think "Lets Dance" sold more than all his other albums put together, but was a big turning point. Yes Cat People was good, so was Loving the Alien and the Bang Bang cover from that period, but not a scratch on the 70's stuff. Just compare them to non singles like Quicksand, Supermen, Joe the Lion, Scream Like a Baby etc.


    Quote: I also like his album Heathen which did well in the USA a few years back, making the top 20, but did not seem to take off here

    Mentioned above, Heathen is a great album, "Slip Away" is one of my favourite tracks, echoes back to Life on Mars. I think Heathen/Reality and half of Hours (it had a few "Tin Machine" reject tracks on it) were great, all seemed to follow on from where Scary Monsters left off.

    User_Removed
    17 Jul 2010 - 10:38 AM
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    I never really took to Bowie.

    But I did come across a clip on YouTube a couple of nights ago of him performing "Comfortably Numb" with David Gilmour.

    Even in his post-Pink Floyd incarnation, Gilmour's guitar riffs on that song are probably the best ever plucked.

    Paul Morgan
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    17 Jul 2010 - 6:52 PM
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    I don`t believe he ever produced a bad album and like said I don`t have a top fav, but Diamond Dogs, Low, and White Tie White noise gets played a fair bit in my house.

    Pete
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    9 Jan 2013 - 10:55 PM
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    Just bumping this thread as he was 66 yesterday and made the news - new single after a decade etc.

    These are some of my favourite tracks of all time - what are yours?

    Sweet Thing - Diamond Dogs
    Lady Grinning soul - Aladdin Sane
    Word on a Wing - Station to Station
    Silly Boy Blue - David Bowie
    After All - Man Who Sold the World
    Bewlay Brothers - Hunky Dory
    Warszawa - Low
    Sons of the Silent Age - Heroes
    Cygnet Committee - Space Oddity
    Memory of a Free Festival - Space Oddity

    Paul Morgan
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    10 Jan 2013 - 1:21 AM
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    Quote: These are some of my favourite tracks of all time - what are yours?

    At least 3 or 4 off each album, it would be a very long list Smile

    This is quite interesting.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlmuuQBM4Gs

    StrayCat
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    10 Jan 2013 - 7:11 AM
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    The only one I remember is White Wedding; our eldest son played it continuously, and had his hair exactly like Bowie's.Tongue

    StrayCat
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    10 Jan 2013 - 7:21 AM
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    A bit of a trivia question for you Pete; Stevie Ray Vaughan was at a festival in Europe, and Bowie invited him to play with him on stage; which song, and where was it?Wink

    Pete
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    10 Jan 2013 - 9:31 AM
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    Quote: The only one I remember is White Wedding;

    That was Billy Idol Smile


    Quote: A bit of a trivia question for you Pete; Stevie Ray Vaughan was at a festival in Europe, and Bowie invited him to play with him on stage; which song, and where was it?

    I don't know I wasn't a fan of that period of Bowie...notice none of my song choice includes tracks from that period. In my opinion his most dire period, but equally it became his most popular. I just looked it up I don't think he played with Bowie on any stage? He was spotted on stage and asked to do a project together, but went it came to the tour they appear to have fallen out over money.

    SlowSong
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    10 Jan 2013 - 10:54 AM
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    Fave Album - Low
    Fave Track - Suffragette City
    Not too impressed with the latest offering, but hey, still at it at 67 can't be bad.
    Saw the Thin White Duke concert and me and my mate sang Bowie songs and went into raptures all the way home on the top deck of the bus.
    Smile

    arhb
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    10 Jan 2013 - 2:20 PM
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    Tough question, but if I really had to choose just one, it would be.....
    anything from the early 70's Wink

    StrayCat
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    10 Jan 2013 - 7:22 PM
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    Quote: That was Billy Idol

    Lol!! After I posted that I shut down the PC and went downstairs. Then I thought, that was Billy Idol, dammit. Should have come back up and corrected it, but as long as it gave you a smile.Smile

    I wonder was it Billy Idol that SRV performed with. I think it was at a music festival in Switzerland. I read about it years ago in SRVs biography.

    Denny

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    10 Jan 2013 - 7:30 PM
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    Rise and Fall of Ziggy by a country mile, followed by Aladdin Sane, Pinups, Hunky Dory and Diamond Dogs. I took the hump when he "killed off" Ziggy, and didnt buy anything else by him until he did Scary Monsters, which wasnt bad.

    derekhansen
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    11 Jan 2013 - 12:21 PM
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    Bought just about every Bowie Album until Scary Monsters then lost interest in his work.
    Favourite Album - Ziggy Stardust
    Favourite track - Warsawa

    Pete
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    11 Jan 2013 - 12:33 PM
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    Quote: Bought just about every Bowie Album until Scary Monsters then lost interest in his work.

    I did more or less the same...drifted away around Lodger

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