I've got tickets next week. Thanks for the report!
we made the one with NIN in time right up front as I remember
The one at the Ballroom...for both DB and TSR...I don't think we were terribly late...maybe a song or two
How about that Cure show, what time did we get there for that?
full disclosure: i cried at the beauty of it a couple times.Wow, way to be a total girl about the who---
. . . someone who will never tour again. when i saw him at the patriot, it was magical.seconded.
. . . someone who will never tour again. when i saw him at the patriot, it was magical.seconded.
i've been considering making the trip to chicago just to see this. you're pushing me closer, K8!
that nobody is talking about this (https://youtu.be/kszLwBaC4Sw) can not be a good sign
10 minutes is a bit much
the video is like a little movie, so should be able to be enjoyed with out the albumthat nobody is talking about this (https://youtu.be/kszLwBaC4Sw) can not be a good sign
10 minutes is a bit much
I gather its some song from the new album?
i'm going to wait til the album comes out.. purchase it and listen to it..then form an opinion
you know.. kind of like we used to do...
that nobody is talking about this (https://youtu.be/kszLwBaC4Sw) can not be a good sign
10 minutes is a bit much
GODI know Seth has some pull, but unless he's hosting the 'Surprise at the club' after party for the rapture...
ps mandatory hey seth request to follow in the morning when I have sobered up after a night with junkies and gangbangers at the 930
Absolutely blindsided by this. I think we all knew Lemmy's time had come. But Bowie? I'm at a complete loss.Not too dissimilar actually to think about their helath. They both had health scares/major complications a few years back and I recall when "The Next Day" came out, people speculated that the lack of tour/promo was due to failing health.
Whoa. Is that him on the sax?
It's comforting to know that I am not alone in feeling like I lost a family member today.
First Dale, now this shit. :'(Did Dick Dale die or are you referring to Earnhart?
First Dale, now this shit. :'(Did Dick Dale die or are you referring to Earnhart?
I dunno..here's a ramble tamble....Bowie is just on a different level really to any musician I can think of that has died to this point... because it was far more than just the music...Elvis Presley (who I am not an especially huge fan of) comes closest when you think of the effect on popular culture that David Bowie had...He really was an artist of the highest order..even his death turned into performance art of the highest order.. or do we think he didn't script his final album to be released when it was (one has to imagine he knew full well he would be dead either shortly before or after its release).. or the lyrics insert which is all black...or the lyrics themselves which reflect mortality and a summing up....or his current single which is called Lazarus (back from the dead).. I have not even seen the video but I can imagine...
I love Motorhead and the Specials as much as the next guy but David Bowie is in a very unique place probably by himself....Even a guy like Bob Dylan (my number one) simply does not have the impact of a David Bowie on the world's of fashion, video, movies, sexuality, the very concept of "creativity", etc etc...
Anything one says about Bowie is going to fall short of taking the full measure of the man and his impact I'm afraid. When I said Bowie was God I was only half joking...... ...Of course many people, most people, do not realize the impact he "indirectly" had on their lives...it was comical watching CNN and Carol Costello (I think that was her name - I really like her btw- was on) with some resident CNN guy pretending to know about art/culture.. and he asks her what her favorite song of Bowie's was and she chimes in with "Space Odyssey" and he volunteers "Heroes from the 1980s" and I paraphrase "MTV Videos"..but whether you ever even listened to his music much less liked it or paid attention to it or knew who he was I think its hard not to recognize that he had an impact on your life....which is why his absence after the heart attack was such a bummer.. because you knew there was this empty void and he would not/could not fill it...and nobody else could either... which made it so awesome when he comes back with the Next Day and now this album.. and you just hoped against hope even though logic told you there was no way , you just hoped you could see him one time.. one more time and say thanks and give him the ovation and be in his presence (now that maybe you had aged and learned to appreciate him even more...no way would I be late to his concert at the Capitol Ballrom now you said) but instead he said thank you to you, left you one final parting gift and the next day he was gone...
like I said..a ramble tamble
I liked bowie and thought his music was good, but damn, this obsession that people have with famous people, is a downright damn dirty cult. Motherfuckers out there, acting like Jesus just died.
I liked bowie and thought his music was good, but damn, this obsession that people have with famous people, is a downright damn dirty cult. Motherfuckers out there, acting like Jesus just died.
I liked bowie and thought his music was good, but damn, this obsession that people have with famous people, is a downright damn dirty cult. Motherfuckers out there, acting like Jesus just died.
Are you a robot? Hey, this is a board about music. We come here to discuss with other people that love music. So when a musician we respect and touches us in a personal way that no other musician has, we pay our respects, talk about that connection, the talent they had, and why it's a loss. It's part of the human experience. So if you've not a part of that thought process, sucky for you. This has NOTHING to do with fame and everything to do with talent and the personal level that we feel to a person's art. Is it strange and inexplicable? Yup. But you're not going to ruin it or take it away with your neghead shit.
http://time.com/4174999/david-bowie-extras-song-about-ricky-gervais/Jules should like that one "he's banal and fascial, he's a fat waste of space"
David Bowie's last release, Lazarus, was 'parting gift' for fans in carefully planned finale
The producer of Blackstar confirms David Bowie had planned his poignant final message, and videos and lyrics show how he approached his death
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/12092542/Bowies-last-album-was-parting-gift-for-fans-in-carefully-planned-finale.html
wow. even in death he's an artist...
Also, I love Perry Farrell, and JA is one of my top 5 bands of all time. But I found that tribute annoying.
I thought this, however, was great:
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Photo taken Friday, last one ever:
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Photo taken Friday, last one ever:Man, for some bizarre reason that put a smile on my face. Dude went out in his terms. That's Bowie through and through.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CYd3O__WcAEsS8Y.jpg)
I don't know why, but this photo that Pitchfork used really struck me. It's like, despite the near mythic life of unbelievable creation and adventure and decadence and exploration, in the end, he was still just a dude.well said and I agree
I also well appreciate that fashion icon David Bowie would be photographed in a perfectly tailored suit with the bottom button on his jacket buttoned
Don't ask him for fucks because he got none to give
I also well appreciate that fashion icon David Bowie would be photographed in a perfectly tailored suit with the bottom button on his jacket buttoned
Don't ask him for fucks because he got none to give
A gentleman never buttons the bottom button on a suit coat in polite society.I also well appreciate that fashion icon David Bowie would be photographed in a perfectly tailored suit with the bottom button on his jacket buttoned
Don't ask him for fucks because he got none to give
No idea what you're getting at but it sounds very metrosexual.
He left doing as he did in life - pushing musical boundaries, pushing his listener out of their comfort zone.
For him it's always been about the music, making music, creating music, never about him.
I'm guessing the mindset behind the decision to fight cancer in secret was that if he publicised his illness (he was fighting cancer for 18 months) then he wouldn't have been able to release anything without it being about him and his 'battle' instead of the music, & that's what he was all about - time and time again forging new musical paths for the world to walk.
He has an 'In my own words' DVD set to be released on the 22nd, I'm guessing he knew he'd be gone by then. Facing your own mortality like that takes a certain strength of character that I really don't think many people have - I've briefly been there, it almost broke me.
I have nothing but huge respect for him and the way he chose to live out the last of his life for his fans.
(http://i0.wp.com/www.nandosblog.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/993890_10153326532949135_8211192054464862235_n.jpg?resize=300%2C295)Amazing
The Roots, Mountain Goats, Cyndi Lauper, Perry Farrell & more playing David Bowie tribute concert at Carnegie Hall (http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2016/01/the_roots_mount.html)Anyone thinking they have a shot at resale tickets for the sold-out David Bowie tribute concert at famed Carnegie Hall should think again ... they're already going for $3k a pop.
As The NY Times eerily announced about two hours before today's tragic news, Michael Dorf's annual tribute concert at Carnegie Hall will be for the late, great David Bowie this year. The show happens March 31 with The Roots, The Mountain Goats, Cyndi Lauper, Jakob Dylan, Bettye LaVette, Ann Wilson of Heart, Perry Farrell, and "surprise guests." Bowie's longtime producer Tony Visconti is putting the house band together.
Tickets go on sale today (1/11) at 11 AM, and proceeds benefit Young Audiences New York, Little Kids Rock, Church Street School of Music, the Center for Arts Education, the American Symphony Orchestra and Grammy in the Schools.
Bowie's latest album, Blackstar, came out three days ago, on his 69th birthday.
Read tributes from The Mountain Goats, Questlove of The Roots, and Cyndi Lauper, below...
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/14/arts/music/david-bowie-iggy-pop.htmlfunny how the caption on the pic say "Mr. Pop"
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/14/arts/music/david-bowie-iggy-pop.htmlfunny how the caption on the pic say "Mr. Pop"
Like anyone ever refers to him like that
they're asking for $3k, for now... let's see where those prices end up.
they're asking for $3k, for now... let's see where those prices end up.
If I told my daughter Cyndi Lauper was playing that, shed be begging to go for the next two months.
Ok . . . enough, planet earth; it's getting disgraceful.
Because, it's a sad display, of misguided, false idol hero worship. It's disrespectful, to the human race.
he, is . . . timeless
. . . someone who will never tour again. when i saw him at the patriot, it was magical.
Because, it's a sad display, of misguided, false idol hero worship. It's disrespectful, to the human race.
i am basically living, by the classic, yet maybe stupid theory, that there are more important people who have lived on the planet to get this worked up over when they die. yes, bowie was great, yes, bowie was a pioneer of music, yes bowie influenced so many musicians, yes bowie was a star, yes bowie was timeless, but no, bowie was not a god. bowie was not more important than people who just eradicated ebola, bowie was not more important than world leaders, bowie was not more important than the guy who builds the roads I drive on.
that's just how i feel, whether ridiculous or not.
i am basically living, by the classic, yet maybe stupid theory, that there are more important people who have lived on the planet to get this worked up over when they die. yes, bowie was great, yes, bowie was a pioneer of music, yes bowie influenced so many musicians, yes bowie was a star, yes bowie was timeless, but no, bowie was not a god. bowie was not more important than people who just eradicated ebola, bowie was not more important than world leaders, bowie was not more important than the guy who builds the roads I drive on.
that's just how i feel, whether ridiculous or not.
i appreciate, speaking to you regarding this. you seem, like an intelligent person, and yes, sometimes i hate people.
bowie was not more important than people who just eradicated ebola, bowie was not more important than world leaders, bowie was not more important than the guy who builds the roads I drive on.
apologies if you've reached your threshold...exactly.
Please, for the love of god . . . Go read what pat Robertson said about the death of bowie.I really make it a point to never read what Pat Robertson says, so I'm not changing my stance on that
I worked on this for a bit last night. It's only the first layer.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BAi1xT8RJLa/?taken-by=k8teebug (https://www.instagram.com/p/BAi1xT8RJLa/?taken-by=k8teebug)
I worked on this for a bit last night. It's only the first layer.That's really good.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BAi1xT8RJLa/?taken-by=k8teebug (https://www.instagram.com/p/BAi1xT8RJLa/?taken-by=k8teebug)
Please, for the love of god . . . Go read what pat Robertson said about the death of bowie.I really make it a point to never read what Pat Robertson says, so I'm not changing my stance on that
I did see and odd thing on a curch last night
Sunday's sermon "MLK and Bowie and what it all means"
that is just something I never really expected
wow that is good stuff.i, will paraphrase for you, then. Pat, claimed that Bowie is really alive, has been kidnapped by demons, and is in Hell playing concerts for satan, because according to him, Satan is tired of heavy metal music. Now that, is a good one.Please, for the love of god . . . Go read what pat Robertson said about the death of bowie.I really make it a point to never read what Pat Robertson says, so I'm not changing my stance on that
Is this the Pat Robertson article you guys are referencing?
http://www.newslo.com/david-bowie/
Please, for the love of god . . . Go read what pat Robertson said about the death of bowie.I really make it a point to never read what Pat Robertson says, so I'm not changing my stance on that
I did see and odd thing on a curch last night
Sunday's sermon "MLK and Bowie and what it all means"
that is just something I never really expected
i, will paraphrase for you, then. Pat, claimed that Bowie is really alive, has been kidnapped by demons, and is in Hell playing concerts for satan, because according to him, Satan is tired of heavy metal music. Now that, is a good one.
David Bowie was my North Star: My peace and escape was in his music, especially side two of ?Hunky Dory?
Dad would disappear, classmates would bully me. David Bowie not only pulled me through, I dreamed of becoming him
Rhett Miller
http://www.salon.com/2016/01/16/david_bowie_was_my_north_star_my_peace_and_escape_was_in_his_music_especially_side_two_of_hunky_dory/
David Bowie was my North Star: My peace and escape was in his music, especially side two of ?Hunky Dory?
Dad would disappear, classmates would bully me. David Bowie not only pulled me through, I dreamed of becoming him
Rhett Miller
http://www.salon.com/2016/01/16/david_bowie_was_my_north_star_my_peace_and_escape_was_in_his_music_especially_side_two_of_hunky_dory/
my computer blows.. does it end with the word "faggot" or does it go on??
pretty good read...
its kinda weird to think of miller being such a bowie fan and ending up playing alt-country..
bowie's influence "merely" on music is incalculable... on culture fuggedaboutit
I was enjoying Scary Monsters this morning..what a treat.. I like the Bowie late 70s stuff that hasn't been bludgeoned into my brain by popular culture..it retains an edge..
my computer blows.. does it end with the word "faggot" or does it go on??
http://pitchfork.com/news/63015-david-bowie-turned-down-a-coldplay-collaboration-saying-its-not-a-very-good-song/nice
This made me laugh.
http://pitchfork.com/news/63015-david-bowie-turned-down-a-coldplay-collaboration-saying-its-not-a-very-good-song/
This made me laugh.
I totally disagree, I bet the song sucked ass and I think Bowie did the right thing
I mean you don't ask Bowie to add one part to a harmony, he is the main part and they would add their stuff to that.
as for Rhett...I think he should have written it, but with the expectation that no would be the answer
Hmm don't know the history on Tin MachineI totally disagree, I bet the song sucked ass and I think Bowie did the right thing
I mean you don't ask Bowie to add one part to a harmony, he is the main part and they would add their stuff to that.
as for Rhett...I think he should have written it, but with the expectation that no would be the answer
Yet when Soupy Sales' kids asked him to come be in a crappy pre-grunge grunge band where everyone split the profits equally, he jumped at it.
I totally disagree, I bet the song sucked ass and I think Bowie did the right thing
I mean you don't ask Bowie to add one part to a harmony, he is the main part and they would add their stuff to that.
as for Rhett...I think he should have written it, but with the expectation that no would be the answer
Yet when Soupy Sales' kids asked him to come be in a crappy pre-grunge grunge band where everyone split the profits equally, he jumped at it.
Don't, talk about coldplay, like that. God, it makes me mad, that so many people hate them, and make it a point to voice how much they hate them.
Don't, talk about coldplay, like that. God, it makes me mad, that so many people hate them, and make it a point to voice how much they hate them.
Perhaps a more diplomatic way people should put it is "overrated". Is that more palatable?
I've been listening to Black Star a lot lately. One thought I keep having is, if we were all under the impression that his health was fine, would it be as praised as it is? Am I only into it so much because I knew it was his final musical statement?
I mean, it's impossible to listen to it on its own; you have to factor in that he knew he was dying when he was recording it. But would I have liked it so much if it was just another new Bowie album? I didn't give much time or love to The Next Day or really any of his 90s and 00s albums.
Babble babble babble
Let's Dance is like Born in the USA or Eliminator -- mega albums from the 80s that stand apart from their creators' otherwise awesome output. I'm not saying they're bad albums, but for me, Let's Dance is a few songs I've heard a billion times and some other songs that don't remotely stand up to his 70s records.
I think the run he had from Man Who Sold the World to Scary Monsters is absolutely unprecedented. No one has a streak that long of such quality.
I think it stems from my first exposure to Bowie... it was the video for "Dancing in the Streets" w/ Mick Jagger. You just don't get over things like that.yep...by far one of the lowest points for both of them, I can see how it would be hard to recover from that first impression.
Sorry. Try it now. I have to admit I'm not the best at figuring out how to post pics here!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BBq2QBMRJF0DRYvruJDZK97RpvUEYVbODMs1es0/ (https://www.instagram.com/p/BBq2QBMRJF0DRYvruJDZK97RpvUEYVbODMs1es0/)I saw this on Instagram.. Awesome job, I really dig it.
Finished the painting I've been working on last night. I'm giving away the file for this for people to make prints if they want (when I can get someone to take a good picture of it). Let me know if you'd like one.
beautiful - and my favorite era!https://www.instagram.com/p/BBq2QBMRJF0DRYvruJDZK97RpvUEYVbODMs1es0/ (https://www.instagram.com/p/BBq2QBMRJF0DRYvruJDZK97RpvUEYVbODMs1es0/)I saw this on Instagram.. Awesome job, I really dig it.
Finished the painting I've been working on last night. I'm giving away the file for this for people to make prints if they want (when I can get someone to take a good picture of it). Let me know if you'd like one.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BBq2QBMRJF0DRYvruJDZK97RpvUEYVbODMs1es0/ (https://www.instagram.com/p/BBq2QBMRJF0DRYvruJDZK97RpvUEYVbODMs1es0/)
Finished the painting I've been working on last night. I'm giving away the file for this for people to make prints if they want (when I can get someone to take a good picture of it). Let me know if you'd like one.
I've been listening to Black Star a lot lately. One thought I keep having is, if we were all under the impression that his health was fine, would it be as praised as it is? Am I only into it so much because I knew it was his final musical statement?
I mean, it's impossible to listen to it on its own; you have to factor in that he knew he was dying when he was recording it. But would I have liked it so much if it was just another new Bowie album? I didn't give much time or love to The Next Day or really any of his 90s and 00s albums.
Babble babble babble
I've been listening to Black Star a lot lately. One thought I keep having is, if we were all under the impression that his health was fine, would it be as praised as it is? Am I only into it so much because I knew it was his final musical statement?
I mean, it's impossible to listen to it on its own; you have to factor in that he knew he was dying when he was recording it. But would I have liked it so much if it was just another new Bowie album? I didn't give much time or love to The Next Day or really any of his 90s and 00s albums.
Babble babble babble
I was getting my hair cut a couple weeks ago and the shop had a copy of Rolling Stone from December. There was an article about the upcoming Bowie album and they had nothing but terrific things to say about it. The mentioned his earlier health issues and how that may have impacted the record, but there was no hint that he was currently so fragile. They raved about it though. Bssically "He's back and as good as ever." It was weird reading that article post-death. We'll never really be able to have that clean objectivity regarding the album.
For those interested I spied two copies of Blackstar on vinyl at Crooked Beat todayclear or black?
Think it was black, tbh I didn't look that closelythe clear comes with a download and pretty sure it was only available at barnes & noble.
maria schneider (who arranged "sue" for big band on the original 10" single) orchestra at the library of congressmaria schneider workshop was cool, could not score tickets to the evening concert unfortunately.
4.15 free, but waiting list
even cooler - workshop the next day (free too, still available)
https://www.loc.gov/concerts/mariaschneider.html (https://www.loc.gov/concerts/mariaschneider.html)
http://www.inquisitr.com/3059397/blackstar-beautiful-secret-hidden-in-david-bowies-final-vinyl/
"If you bought the vinyl version of David Bowie?s classic and haunting final album, ?Blackstar,? you have a possibly as-yet-undiscovered and beautiful gift from the music master himself."
"What you must do is remove the vinyl record and put it in a safe place, then place the cover in the full sun. Once you have done that, just wait and a beautiful star field will appear."
I can't wait until the sun comes out again!have you done anything with your amazing bowie portrait?
I can't wait until the sun comes out again!have you done anything with your amazing bowie portrait?
would love to frame a glycee print of that.
how, not exciting.mine must be defective.
^ nice one, there.yeah that was awesome
tried to get into mr. z. many times. live, etc. pass.^ nice one, there.yeah that was awesome
really was the zenith for me as far as this whole rock n roll thing goes
not a single 'artist' comes close, sorry Mr Zimmerman
:o :o :o :o :o :o :oyeah that was aimed at you
It was at that period that I said, 'okay (Dylan) if you don't want to do it, I will.' I saw that leadership void. Even though the song isn't one of the most important on the album, it represented for me what the album was all about. If there wasn't someone who was going to use rock 'n' roll, then I'd do it."[5]+1
https://soundcloud.com/howardstern/aurora_lifeonmars
...having a special screening at Arlington Cinema Draft House 3/23
(and I just bought tickets as well)
http://backoffice.arlingtondrafthouse.com/default.aspx?page=event&eid=4330
The documentary film of the ground-breaking exhibition David Bowie is, created by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London in 2013, is being re-released in cinemas worldwide. Filmed on the closing night of the exhibition, this cinema re-release offers another opportunity to explore this international retrospective of the extraordinary career of David Bowie.
Described by The Times as stylish & outrageousand The Guardian as a triumph, the David Bowie is exhibition was the fastest selling in the V&A?s history, featuring a remarkable collection of handwritten lyrics, original costumes, fashion, photography, film, music videos, set designs, Bowie?s own instruments and album artwork from the David Bowie Archive. The film takes the audience on a fascinating journey through the exhibition with special guests including legendary Japanese fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto, Pulp front-man Jarvis Cocker, and other collaborators, to explore the stories behind some of the key objects that document Bowie?s artistic career. The exhibition curators, Victoria Broackes and Geoffrey Marsh, provide expert insight into the most memorable music videos and original costumes, as well as more personal items such as never-before-seen handwritten lyrics, album cover artwork, set designs and diary entries, which reveal the creativity and evolution of Bowie?s ideas.
Not sure why this exhibition didn't do a world wide tour last year?
I am planning on watching "The Last Five Years" tonight. If I don't go to the bar.
Watched it last night. I'll be curious to hear what you think. I must admit I prefer the other documentary "Five Years".
Watched it last night. I'll be curious to hear what you think. I must admit I prefer the other documentary "Five Years".
Sorry, I went to the bar for a darts tournament. Will watch it this weekend and we can chat about it.
Watched it last night. I'll be curious to hear what you think. I must admit I prefer the other documentary "Five Years".
Sorry, I went to the bar for a darts tournament. Will watch it this weekend and we can chat about it.
Disclaimer: I was already feeling depressed about the 2nd death of his anniversary when I watched it, so it didn't really cheer me up much. But it was definitely interesting.
hough I don't think I expected anything different given that post Hurricane festival, he was never what what we had come to expect.not sure I understand...yes I know that was his last full on performance in 2004
I wanted the story behind the song's meaningme too...but bowie barely did that when he was alive
I felt like I was getting more about Bowie's state of mind via the discussion of the making of the videos then I was in the discussion with the band in a group setting. Individual conversations were great though.agreed.
...did ronson produce morrissey’s your arsenal? That is a stunner I will grant you but I have picked up many records with ronno on them that are dreckyes about your arsenal, his wife said that album helped them a lot, otherwise they would have been on the street
.Bowie was lucky to find him but the truth is if not ronno he would have found someone elsethat's debatable...
Def ronson should get a big credit for transformer and he does on the album!!
Anyone else heading up to NYC for the exhibit? I'll be there in two weeks :)I'm tempted as I'm very eager to see this
I have seen it, and if you like Bowie EVEN A LITTLE BIT, you should not miss this.How extensive is the exhibit? Considering going but its a haul if I'm just looking at a 30 minute exhibit.
there is also the metro stop...and FFS it's NYC there are a million things to doI have seen it, and if you like Bowie EVEN A LITTLE BIT, you should not miss this.How extensive is the exhibit? Considering going but its a haul if I'm just looking at a 30 minute exhibit.
an app (https://news.avclub.com/gary-oldmans-here-to-guide-you-through-the-david-bowie-1831462595)I wonder if that's 7.99 per month or just once.
an augmented reality adaptation of the David Bowie Is museum exhibit that shuttered in July of 2018
there is also the metro stop...and FFS it's NYC there are a million things to doI have seen it, and if you like Bowie EVEN A LITTLE BIT, you should not miss this.How extensive is the exhibit? Considering going but its a haul if I'm just looking at a 30 minute exhibit.
I read that as a one-time cost.an app (https://news.avclub.com/gary-oldmans-here-to-guide-you-through-the-david-bowie-1831462595)I wonder if that's 7.99 per month or just once.
an augmented reality adaptation of the David Bowie Is museum exhibit that shuttered in July of 2018
David Bowie Is...
vans?! (https://hypebeast.com/2019/3/david-bowie-vans-collaboration-capsule-collection)
I think Bowie would've been delighted to own a pair of fuzzy vans.I agree...the object of commercial fancy...he would love it...although he'd probably sue to get his cut
I actually really like the alladin ones and would buy them in a second if they didn't have DAVID BOWIE on the back endSame here, but the blue ones are kind of cool too.
I think you did tho...I actually really like the alladin ones and would buy them in a second if they didn't have DAVID BOWIE on the back endSame here, but the blue ones are kind of cool too.
Alas, don't think I could pull it off.
this is amazing: bowie asOk it was marginally funny.... but that last photo was pure genius
(https://66.media.tumblr.com/4da55405d46349865f0ddb918e124af7/tumblr_pbb0w0pAGw1uj78cxo1_640.jpg)
etc...
who is this "william corgan" chap? he sounds intriguing...He asked people to stop calling him Billy like five years ago. Complained he was an adult and it was a child’s name. ;D
IMAX
a new family endorsed doc looks fairly good from the trailer
https://consequence.net/2022/05/r-david-bowie-moonage-daydream-trailer/ (https://consequence.net/2022/05/r-david-bowie-moonage-daydream-trailer/)
The Catskills doesn’t give me Bowie vibes