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Thread started 06/04/11 11:44am

robertlove

Having a Bowie weekend

...and i'm loving it!

I liked a few songs of him, but never really put much attention to his music...until now cool

Can't believe how beautiful his melodies are. This is real music.

He goes from dramatic to funky to rock.

I'm probably the last guy on earth who discoveres his music, but better late than never.

My favourites till now:

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Reply #1 posted 06/04/11 11:46am

Timmy84

biggrin Love ZIGGY. cool

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Reply #2 posted 06/04/11 11:56am

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I was listening to Young Americans and Station to Station earlier. Gotta love Bowie! cool

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Reply #3 posted 06/04/11 11:57am

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It's never too late to discover any music.

Hunky Dory, Low, Station To Station and Heroes are some of my favorite Bowie albums.

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Reply #4 posted 06/04/11 12:20pm

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TheDigitalGardener said:

It's never too late to discover any music.

Hunky Dory, Low, Station To Station and Heroes are some of my favorite Bowie albums.

I've started with "the best of Bowie", i'll listen to those 3 next than.

Are Low and Heroes from his Berlin period?

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Reply #5 posted 06/04/11 12:25pm

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robertlove said:

TheDigitalGardener said:

It's never too late to discover any music.

Hunky Dory, Low, Station To Station and Heroes are some of my favorite Bowie albums.

I've started with "the best of Bowie", i'll listen to those 3 next than.

Are Low and Heroes from his Berlin period?

They are indeed, also Station To Station and Lodger.

A Best Of.... is always a good place to start.

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Reply #6 posted 06/04/11 1:24pm

robertlove

TheDigitalGardener said:

robertlove said:

I've started with "the best of Bowie", i'll listen to those 3 next than.

Are Low and Heroes from his Berlin period?

They are indeed, also Station To Station and Lodger.

A Best Of.... is always a good place to start.

cool, thanks

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Reply #7 posted 06/04/11 7:59pm

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TheDigitalGardener said:

It's never too late to discover any music.

Hunky Dory, Low, Station To Station and Heroes are some of my favorite Bowie albums.

yeahthat

My name is Naz!!! and I have a windmill where my brain is supposed to be.....

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Reply #8 posted 06/04/11 8:07pm

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One of my favorite musical artists of all time! "So many hits, so little time..." lol

"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato

https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0
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Reply #9 posted 06/04/11 8:31pm

baroque

so weird. i dusted off my bowies albums as well. i've been dwelling on diamond dogs and the man who sold the world. i got into bowie because of my favorite teen age rock band known as christian death. rozz williams the lead singer was totally into bowie and so i figured i'll give him around a bout. i bought ziggy stardust, the man who sold the world, hunky dory and diamond dogs. i initially fell in love with honky dory. i still love hunky dory but i'm been listening to diamond dogs and the man who sold the world. the man who sold the world according to some have certain occult references. i can't really decipher them well except for the whole kahil gibran thing.

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Reply #10 posted 06/05/11 5:18am

Doalwa

One of my favourites is definitely Cat People...the song he wrote for the movie of the same name...which is indeed highly recommended if you want to seee Natascha Kinski butt-naked biggrin

It was also featured in Tarantino's latest movie, if I remember correctly...great tune!
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