Enjoy!!

I needed this. Thanks. Added: Sorry, Prince--Dave blows you away with this song... Dave, as usual, has dual meanings behind the song--but the song itself its great and so is the video with Tilda--hot and sexy... And so is David--with what work he has done...

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purplethunder3121 said:

Pretty cool to see this much video footage of him. It's a nice video on its own right.

The song? I'll have to give it a few more listens. I like the production (somewhat reminiscent of Reality, Lodger etc.), but I'm not so sure about the melody and David's singing. Sort of the same thing as with the previous single.

this is one of the strangest videos I've seen recently.
but David looks good for his age.
I like the song.

The video has kinda the same idea as "Thursday's Child" from "Hours..." did, but he's just 10+ years older in it and it's more comical.

very good! like this way more than the 1rst single

Great.

Brilliant song and video.

omg I DON'T like it

bland pop/rock sound, it reminds me of Buddha of Suburbia and Toy

and the video...uh, nevermind

Good to hear more form his new CD. I like it - very good song.

JoeTyler said:

omg I DON'T like it

bland pop/rock sound, it reminds me of Buddha of Suburbia and Toy

and the video...uh, nevermind

Give this song a few listens, it will grow for you.
I was disappointed at first, too, but after 3-4 listening I realized that it was pretty good.

first song I like a lot more though.

Good stuff.

LiLi1992 said:

JoeTyler said:

omg I DON'T like it

bland pop/rock sound, it reminds me of Buddha of Suburbia and Toy

and the video...uh, nevermind

Give this song a few listens, it will grow for you.
I was disappointed at first, too, but after 3-4 listening I realized that it was pretty good.

first song I like a lot more though.

I still don't like it, I'm not sayin' it's bad , but it sounds like the standard pop/rock song that Bowie has occasionally released since 1993

not weird/eerie/overproduced enough

I hope the rest of the albums is more like Where Are We Now...

Welcome back DB. I was in the minority and liked the first single, its been getting alot of airplay here in the SF Bay Area as will this.

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This album is getting good reviews.

Q gave it 5 stars and the i newspaper 5 stars also.....

TheFreakerFantastic said:

This album is getting good reviews.

Q gave it 5 stars and the i newspaper 5 stars also.....

I'm so happy for him.
66 years old and still cool

TheFreakerFantastic said:

This album is getting good reviews.

Q gave it 5 stars and the i newspaper 5 stars also.....

Cool. There's no link to the Q review, is there?

This one's very good as well: http://thequietus.com/art...day-review

About a million times better than the first single, but I still don't find it mindblowing........ as for Prince comparisons, sorry, Screwdriver blows this away.

I fucks with Bowie.

Phishanga said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

This album is getting good reviews.

Q gave it 5 stars and the i newspaper 5 stars also.....

Cool. There's no link to the Q review, is there?

This one's very good as well: http://thequietus.com/art...day-review

No, i think it's only out today....I saw the pic of the Q Cover it on Bowie's own website....

Thanks

Militant said:

About a million times better than the first single, but I still don't find it mindblowing........ as for Prince comparisons, sorry, Screwdriver blows this away.

I respect all opinions, man, but i had to laugh at that. Screwdriver is atrocious. Nothing artistic or fun about it, just a bad Grunge wannabe song with the most embarrassing catchphrase of the year.

David Bowie is DESTROYING Prince artistically this year and i much prefer Prince. I'm just not blind. It's telling because i'm usually so Prince positive.

Prince is being laughable with his new stuff and new statements (billboard interview) despite being refreshingly active.

Prince ain't cutting it with his new releases, they're beneath him.

The Next Day Deluxe Edition [Limited Release] [Blu-spec CD2]

First album from David Bowie in 10 years contains 17 songs total, including three bonus tracks. Japanese edition exclusively features the high-fidelity Blu-spec CD2 format (compatible with standard CD players). Comes with lyrics and a description. Digipak. *Blu-spec CD2 is the next generation Compact Disc that employs the Phase Transition Mastering, the technology developed for mastering of Blu-ray discs, to further perfect the acclaimed characteristics of Blu-spec CD. Fully compatible with standard CD players, Blu-spec CD2 completely alters the experience of music.

There are tons of subtleties in the production, I dont know about the rest of you but I wouldnt call it bland rock sounds, though if you dont like, the review I read said it was one of the weaker songs. Still the lyrics are fantastic and it sounds inspired and new (espcially compared to a certain other....), not just a retread, and certainly better than most of the period of 1993-Heathen. Bowie managed to deliver big with Heathen and I'm thinking he will do it again.

WetDream said:

Militant said:

About a million times better than the first single, but I still don't find it mindblowing........ as for Prince comparisons, sorry, Screwdriver blows this away.

I respect all opinions, man, but i had to laugh at that. Screwdriver is atrocious. Nothing artistic or fun about it, just a bad Grunge wannabe song with the most embarrassing catchphrase of the year.

David Bowie is DESTROYING Prince artistically this year and i much prefer Prince. I'm just not blind. It's telling because i'm usually so Prince positive.

Prince is being laughable with his new stuff and new statements (billboard interview) despite being refreshingly active.

Prince ain't cutting it with his new releases, they're beneath him.

Prince is taking more artistic risks by pushing a song like "Screwdriver" than David does with this one.

Not everyone here feels that the song doesn't have anything artistic or fun about it. You're in the minority with those comments.

I like the intro in the video. I wonder if it will be on the final album release as well. It would be cool if a David Bowie record would have that type of segments on it (a bit doomy, meandering, kinda like some of the stuff on 1.Outside just done with rock band instrumentation)

I have never been able to get into Bowie's music and it took three listens before I got into this one. Nice tune.

novabrkr said:

I like the intro in the video. I wonder if it will be on the final album release as well. It would be cool if a David Bowie record would have that type of segments on it (a bit doomy, meandering, kinda like some of the stuff on 1.Outside just done with rock band instrumentation)

the intro is from a bonus song on the album called "Plan". learned this from this review

http://thequietus.com/art...day-review

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