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Thu Sep-02-04 05:27 PM
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| Poll question: Best David Bowie Album (part 2) |
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Vote for your favorie David Bowie Album!
This is number 11 to 20... more to follow
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Thu Sep-02-04 05:30 PM
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Ziggy on the first poll ...
Scary Monsters on this one ....
Fripp is an amazing guitarist, and certainly shines when playing with Bowie .... The guitar work in "It's No Game" is nothing short of brilliant virtuosity ...
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Thu Sep-02-04 05:39 PM
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| 2. We think alike on this too! |
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Thu Sep-02-04 05:41 PM
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| 3. once again, all of them. I am a rabid fan. |
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Thu Sep-02-04 05:48 PM
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| 4. Low's haunting short song "Breaking Glass" |
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Edited on Thu Sep-02-04 05:48 PM by The Sushi Bandit
Breaking Glass Lyrics
by David Bowie
Baby, I've been
breaking glass
In your room again
Listen
Don't look at the carpet,
I drew something awful on it
See
You're such a wonderful person
But you got problems oh-oh-oh-oh
I'll never touch you
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Thu Sep-02-04 05:53 PM
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Lodger and Low are Eno collaborations ... Breaking Glass is my favorite song from Low ....
Brilliant ....
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Fri Sep-03-04 11:37 AM
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| 11. The 'Stage' version is awesome |
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I voted for Scary Monsters. Up the Hill Backwards, Ashes to Ashes... it's a great album from a period when Bowie was beginning to be be counted out.
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Thu Sep-02-04 06:05 PM
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Not a huge Fripp fan (yeah, flame away, ho hum), but he does his best work on that record, IMO.
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Thu Sep-02-04 06:51 PM
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| 8. Fripp always does his best work when he's working for someone else... |
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be it Bowie, Eno, Roches, Blondie...
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Thu Sep-02-04 06:29 PM
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| 7. Outside is the greatest album of the decade! |
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Edited on Thu Sep-02-04 06:31 PM by Ramsey
I will unabashedly make the proclamation that rock music historians will be proclaiming 1. Outside one of the greatest albums of its decade. It is truly brilliant. As a concept album, as artwork, as a philosophical work, as an intellectual exercise and as pure unadulterated rock music. Outside has a few of Bowie's very best songs: Hallo Spaceboy, Voyeur of Utter Destruction, Heart's Filthy Lesson, Outside, The Motel, (Eidt: Forgot:) I'm Deranged, Through These Architect's Eyes
Of course, it was too esoteric for the general population and nobody ever played it on the radio, but it may be the most underrated album of all time!
I am a fanatical enough Bowie fan for you?? :evilgrin:
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Fri Sep-03-04 11:19 AM
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| 9. I love Outside also...so many good ones on it! |
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"Strangers When We Meet" is wonderfull  |
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Fri Sep-03-04 11:22 AM
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| 10. Heroes. A much overlooked meisterwerk. |
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And yes, I am pretentious.
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