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SpectralJulianIsNotDead 08.16.2007 01:15 AM

This is my favorite Bowie video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9mlwcAmEpo

SpectralJulianIsNotDead 08.16.2007 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by swa(y)
i wish he never woulda met iggy, thats for damned sure. i always thought bowie was partially responsible (even if it was at a very, very small level) for assisting in ruining the stooges.


Iggy would be dead from smack if Bowie never met him, and we wouldn't have The Idiot or Lust for Life. And that would be a shame.

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
Iggy would be dead from smack if Bowie never met him, and we wouldn't have The Idiot or Lust for Life. And that would be a shame.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=y4hPnZUMBwA

:D

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 01:19 AM

funhouse is my favorite still but i mean come on. raw power kicks the shit out of 90% of the records being released now.

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 01:22 AM

whatever. everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

krastian 08.16.2007 01:28 AM

Gimme me danger little stranger, let me feeeeel your diseeease.

Raw Power has always been my favorite Stooges......fuck.

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 01:37 AM

you can't beat 1970 though.

krastian 08.16.2007 01:46 AM

All 3 are fucking great.....the self titled is very close behind Raw Power for me. Then there is Fun House which is rediculously good as well. It is a pretty tough Holy Trinity to defeat.

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by swa(y)
i dont know, that first album and funhouse are really rare in the sense that i can put both in, and listen to em from beggining to end witout really ever having to skip tracks. thay are just...that good! atleast to me. not that i dont have favs off both, i do.

as far as raw power, i really like some of it, but for the most part i find myself constantly swichtching tracks.

and come to think off it, it does kinda seem as if when bowie left the pictures, iggy's music really started to suck. but that doesnt change my opinoin on anything...i prefer thinking of iggy without the influence of bowie. i do think bowie envisioned iggy as being able to do something he couldnt do himself (which, is true...iggy has that street vibe that most art schoolers like bowie cant really pull off to well) < but it seems like as soon as bowie came into the picure, iggy lost alot of that sort of street cred.

maybe im just stupid...haha...i probally am but whatever.

i usually skip "we will fall" on the s/t... "ann" is my favorite from that one.
1970 is still really, really hard to beat.

sarramkrop 08.16.2007 03:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
he's done more bad than good to the world.


Are you quoting Toilet & Bowels again?


I love Bowie till Scary Monsters. I can do without the rest that came out after those records, save for the odd song. I care little about the impact that he's had on the world, because he's only influential on musicians, not exactly the world as a whole.

gmku 08.16.2007 06:34 AM

I love Bowie. I even like the Let's Dance album, which most fans hate. If you slow down "China Girl" on a turntable with adjustable speed, it's like Iggy on ludes.

But yeah, Bowie = good.

sarramkrop 08.16.2007 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Cantankerous
"heroes" is possibly my favorite song of all time.



Did you know that some of the drumming on that song was created by Brian Eno (or was it Robert Fripp?) by hitting an ashtray with a pen?

pbradley 08.16.2007 07:05 AM

I think all of Fripp's contribution was the weird prolonged feedback.

sarramkrop 08.16.2007 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by pbradley
I think all of Fripp's contribution was the weird prolonged feedback.


Technically speaking that's not feedback but Fripp playing the guitar with an E-Bow.

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
Did you know that some of the drumming on that song was created by Brian Eno (or was it Robert Fripp?) by hitting an ashtray with a pen?

yes i did.

Florya 08.16.2007 08:21 AM

Mr Bowie will always have a warm and fuzzy place in my heart.
A mutual love for 'Life on Mars' was one of the main things that broke the ice between myself and a certain 17 year old beauty named Carol.
We've been together for over 30 years now, with a son, a grandson and another on the way.
Bowie can do no wrong in my eyes (although he was skating on thin ice with that Tin Machine nonsense)

Florya 08.16.2007 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by soniknirve
dance magic dance


Steady on there!:D

Rob Instigator 08.16.2007 09:02 AM

No me aburras con las pendejadas the David Bowie

Cantankerous 08.16.2007 09:03 AM

you used a spanish translator!

Rob Instigator 08.16.2007 09:08 AM

yes i did, my own brain. I am puerto rican, completely fluent.

y david bowie es un pendejo , the master of riding coattails.


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