TheRealFiness said:

do be do be doo

Anxiety said:

u do a good sinatra..

TheRealFiness said:

frank or nancy?

Anxiety said:

i hear u can work a pair of boots

Next question:

Bowie dvds?
Any good ones?

smellmyfunk said:

to me, the essential ones are the "best of bowie" video anthology and "a reality tour" live DVD. those will keep you happy for a very long time.

Anxiety said:

I borrowed the "Reality Tour" DVD from a friend, and I only got to watch it once.



I'm going to steal it back when I get the chance.

You know if you continue that pace by the seventh album or so you'll talk with a bonafide faux-cockney accent and claim out loud to be bisexual. Happens to us all.

smellmyfunk said:

My fave!

Also try "Diamond Dogs" and "The Man Who Sold the World"

minneapolisgenius said:

it's worth owning! everywhere i've seen it, it's still priced the same as a CD...and it's almost three hours long!

Novabreaker said:

but i am bisexual!

smellmyfunk said:

Then you're gonna miss half of the fun.

Anxiety said:

I need to get it.

That was my first too.

My vote for next album is with Station to Station.

Novabreaker said:

huh? what?

Anxiety said:

Anxiety said:

Forcing yourself to be of different sexuality than you are because you just fell in loooove with someone's music (don't take that too seriously). To be honest, I sort of went through the phase as a teenager when I seriously started considering the possiblity of trying out bisexuality - at least suggesting some other people just to see their reactions - because all these cool rock icons, Bowie, Reed, Bolan were that. Hell, I've been forcing myself to like Kylie Monogue's music all these years and it's kinda the equivalent for me these days. So it works the other way around too it seems...

Anxiety said:

I don't have to make the choice...

smellmyfunk said:

Definitely get the Ziggy movie.

GangstaFam said:

don't you know it's supposed to feel better for boys?

Anxiety said:

Yes. Actually, I do.

I. You. She. Together. Come on, baby. Let's go.

GangstaFam said:

i know some moves that we can do to n'sync.

Anxiety said:

People must think we've totally fucking lost it.

GangstaFam said:

some people don't like my crotch.

Anxiety said:

My all-time favorite still has to be...

Some people say I keep my self-respect in my cervix.

HUGE HUGE Bowie fan here. Ziggy is his masterpiece, but he has many other great albums. Some of my faves including Ziggy;

The Man Who Sold The World
Diamond Dogs
Aladin Sane
Station to Station
Low
Scary Monsters

blackguitaristz said:

there are so many. basically, anything from 1970 to 1980, ya can't go wrong.

80s material? kinda dodgy, to say the least.

90s? strong comeback, but some of it could take some getting used to.

2000s? when you've checked out all the older stuff, you'll appreciate the new stuff that much more. he's mellowing very gracefully.

I haven't really been addicted to much of his early to late 60's and Ziggy-era material. I'm pretty familiar with everything he's done from Low all the way to probably Let's Dance. Although I think Ziggy Stardust is a great record, I really think that his blue-eyed soul and experimental stuff suits me better. But I have one question for all you hardcore Bowie fans: What do you think about his live recordings, 1974's Live and 1978's Stage? Which one do you all think I should check out?

silverchild said:

the reissues of both are really great, but 'stage' is my sentimental favorite because it turned me on to bowie when i was just starting to check his music out. it's got a really interesting reworking of lots of his old stuff, plus live versions of a lot of his "low/heroes" era stuff that doesn't get performed live much.

I'm sorry if i'm asking a stupid question but
was Prince very,very influenced by Bowie? I hear
some resemblances..