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* In retrospect, I probably should’ve posted this one Friday evening…
posted by Rich Miller
Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 8:00 am
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…don’t want to be anybody’s slave, or their servant, peon, chattel, or serf.
Comment by cdog Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 8:17 am
I got Tattoo You for my birthday in 7th grade. What a solid CD that was! On a sadder note, for those who dont live on planet Earth, RIP David Bowie!
Comment by Anon Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 8:23 am
Second that RIP for Bowie.
Comment by SAP Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 8:30 am
One of my favorite Stones tunes and album covers!
Comment by Stones Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 8:34 am
My favorite Bowie tune, by far..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYYRH4apXDo
RIP
Comment by Mouthy Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 8:55 am
Bowie - a musical genius to the very end.
Lazarus 2016
Comment by VanillaMan Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 9:02 am
ground control to major thom ….RIP
Comment by ashkum steve Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 9:04 am
Let’s Dance
“Put on your red shoes and dance the blues.”
RIP
Comment by Wensicia Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 9:07 am
Planet earth is blue…
(h/t to a CNN headline)
Comment by Stu Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 12:16 pm
I’m so sad. And so lucky. The first time I laid eyes on the real David Bowie was in 1980 when he came to Chicago and performed the lead in The Elephant Man. He was fantastic. Next it was the Serious Moonlight Tour in 1983 or so. And last, the supposed last tour of his old stuff, in 1992 way down at The World. Suffragette City always gets me. Listening to Lazarus and watching the video is so overwhelming. Peace to Iman and the kids. what a genius.
Comment by Amalia Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 12:23 pm
This was the first Bowie video I ever paid any attention to. This shows just how rocking, subversive and really, really funny this guy could be. He also had some of the musicians switch instruments so everything sounds eschew.
He didn’t care if his fans followed his next phase or not. Like Miles Davis, he was totally fearless.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMhFyWEMlD4
Comment by LBJ Monday, Jan 11, 16 @ 4:13 pm