david_bowie
& lady grinning soul 010824
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sarah yes! 010824
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Aimee one word: Labyrinth 010825
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wait i dont believe in Modern Love 010825
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but i never wave bye-bye god_and_man 010825
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lalalalalalala davidbowie 011205
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lou reed i'm waiting for the man 020903
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string-a-ding-dong funk_to_funky 020903
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v one word: caught_in_bed_with_mick_jagger 020904
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v one word: caught_in_bed_with_mick_jagger 020904
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v (it was worth saying twice) 020904
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built to spill repeater my stepfather looks just like david bowie, but he hates davis bowie
i think bowie's cool
i think lodger rules
my stepdad's a fool 		020904
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crimson "I remember seeing him and not knowing if he was a man or a woman and still being so turned on."

A girl in my English class pronounces his name "David Bow"
I wanted to kick her ass when she said it. 		030930
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oldephebe david bowie..anything thing he did post 70's was really beneath him..but i guess he had to get paid..the stuff he did in the early and mid 70's..super duper genious
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grendel Earthling was good, as was Heathen (two of three most recent)

his band Tin Machine in the late 80s was good as was Scary Monsters and about half of Let's Dance

but yes, his most easily recognizable and arguably best works were all primarily in that 1969-79 period

an odd song of his i like is from the Cat_People soundtrack that was done with him and the master of quasi-campy dance-pop, Giorgio Moroder

Putting_Out_Fires 		030930
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gerti rouge "And these children
that you spit on
as they try to change their worlds
are immune to your consultations.
They're quite aware
of what they're going through."
David Bowie

breakfast club. ah, good times, good times. 		031109
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silentbob again. me. downloaded songs. yesterday. now. this shows up. weird.






or did i download those songs because i saw his name on the list and subconsciously remembered by consciously forgot 		031110
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melted plastic i think "outside" is underrated. even if it is pretty bloated and spotty in parts, i think "a small plot of land" and "the motel" are two of the best things bowie's done. the first has this sinister, graveyard jazz, scott walker-via-sinatra-on-seconal thing going on, while "the motel" is a creepy universe unto itself, again with an audible scott walker influence.

apparently bowie was as affected by "night flights", "climate of hunter" and "tilt" as walker was by "low".

it's also worth mentioning "the idiot", bowie's 1977 collaboration with a ravaged iggy pop. it isn't clear whether iggy played drums and bowie played everything else, or if bowie's band of the time was coaxed into moonlighting as iggy's, but the result is some kind of disturbing, lobotomized electro-sleaze. coincidentally, it's also easily the best thing iggy's done outside of the stooges. not recommended listening for anyone suicidally depressed, however...

it seems "the idiot" was last thing ian curtis listened to before hanging himself. 		031115
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quilted chiastic "nite flights"

there should be an "and" inserted into the obvious place in that last sentence

saturday night
typo kisses 		031115
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The Spork Bring Me the Disco King,
Bring me the head of the Disco King

is actually digging "Reality" 		031116
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zanna everything i've done, i've done for you. i move the stars for no one.
-jareth from the labyrinth 		040323
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silentbob i bet being david bowie gets pretty tough sometimes 040512
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TROUBLESUM ... likes homo sex 060418
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superleni in tights 060603
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Keil I liked Labyrinth
"Where anything seems possible and nothing it what it seems."

I also liked Major Tom. I think that was the name. I was really young when I first heard it, but I still really liked it. 		060920
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major tom bowie has two Major_tom songs "Space_Oddity" and "Ashes_to_ashes"

Some guy in the early 80's (Peter Schilling, I believe) borrowed the Major Tom concept and did a more new-wave-dance-pop take on the concept of "Space Oddity" 		060921
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Keil Thats right! thanks! I had forgotten. Thanks! Now I have to find a copy of the song so that I can revel in the old-timey goodness. 061010
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