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DAVID BOWIE Rare Live Gold Disc MSFL Pink Floyd/Beatles
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DAVID BOWIE Changes One LP RCA AQL1-1732
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DAVID BOWIE Hunky Dory LP RCA LSP-4623 ORANGE LABEL
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DAVID BOWIE Stage LP RCA CPL2-2913
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DAVID BOWIE Ziggy Stardust LP RCA LSP-4702 ORANGE LABEL
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Elvis Presley & David Bowie
Two very different birthdays occur on Jan. 8th, Elvis Presley and David Bowie.
David Bowie has appeared in many movies and TV shows, but is best known for his musical talent. He plays 14 instruments. He has been married to model; Iman, for several years.
Of course, Elvis Presley who I was raised listening to. I probably know most of his earlier songs and have seen most of his movies. His death only endeared him more to his fans.
'Chinese Democracy' Interesting and Enjoyable, Though Not Groundbreaking
Fourteen years in the making—or more likely, fourteen years in the avoiding—Guns 'n' Roses new album, Chinese Democracy, will hit the stores this Sunday. Here are my thoughts on the album, track by track, as it has been made available for preview at the band's MySpace page. Overall, it's a good and enjoyable album, but fans who are expecting a classic that justifies a fourteen-year gap since the band's last studio-produced album will probably be disappointed. Such an expectation, however, is
It’s a very Colbert Christmas
It’s going to be a very merry Christmas. Well, a hilarious one anyway. Stephen Colbert is going the Bing Crosby route this Christmas (hopefully minus the terrible, terrible abuse). He’s going to host “A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All,” set to air at 10 p.m. EST Sunday. It will be released Tuesday on DVD Instead of his traditional talking head suit, the comedian has gone with a cardigan sweater, red turtleneck and furry boots, and from his regular set to a mountain cabin decked fo
TV On The Radio - Review
**** Shepherds Bush Empire IN A rare London show, the Brooklyn art rockers last night showed why their list of admirers includes everyone from Foals to David Bowie and Scarlett Johansson. The harmony interplay between vocalists Tunde Adebimpe and Kyp Malone touched on the heavenly as super producer/guitarist Dave Sitek painted an urban sonic sheen on tracks from new album Dear Science, such as the malevolent disco of Golden Age and the string-laden melancholy of Stork And Owl. This is a band
DAY AND AGE
DAY AND AGE The Killers new album is SO FUCKING GOOD. I can't take it. I want to cry it's so good. I want to go to a gun store and purchase a gun and shoot myself in the head because it's so good. I don't know how they do it. I don't know how they take a year off to write an album and come up with this fucking piece of work. it's like the best of 80s bowie and talk talk and all those new romantics that did tons of blow but somehow made really great albums. it's like brandon shaved off tha
Art Of The Real
Ron Mueck is a London-based artist who makes giant stunningly realistic sculptures using fiberglass resin. Mueck worked for years doing puppets and special effects for children’s television and on the new romantic fantasy film Labyrinth, starring David Bowie in a Cher wig, before he began making models for commercials and advertisements. Eventually Mueck decided that photography “destroyed” the physical “presence” of his works and began making fine art sculptures. He first gained national acc
Kingston Unveils 64gb Datatraveler 150 For $177
You’ve got entirely too many RAW files and uncompressed David Bowie albums to be slamming everything onto a 16GB thumbdrive, so Kingston Technology’s coming to the rescue with a new pair of ultra-spacious DataTraveler 150s. Arriving in 32GB and 64GB flavors, the DT150 becomes the largest in the outfit’s entire DataTraveler line Click Here To Read The Full Article @ Engadget
David Bowie - Pop Artist Peellaert Dies
The Belgian artist who created album artwork for DAVID BOWIE's DIAMOND DOGS and THE ROLLING STONES' IT'S ONLY ROCK AND ROLL has died after a long illness. Guy ...
Recently Dead
Guy Peellaert, the Belgian cartoonist-turned-pop artist who designed the David Bowie album cover Diamond Dogs and the sleeve for the Rolling Stones' It's Only Rock 'n' Roll as well as posters for films by Martin Scorcese, Wim Wenders, and Robert Altman, died Monday after a long illness. He was 74. (Slide show of his art at The Quietus)
Cardigans Singer Announces Album
Nina Persson Side Project Returns Lead singer with Swedish indie poppers The Cardigans Nina Persson has announced plans for a new album with her band 'A Camp' to be released next year. A Camp are comprised of singer Persson and Atomic Swing mainman Niclas Frisk. The band was formed when The Cardigans took a break following the release of their massive successful 'Gran Turismo' album. Debut album 'A Camp' was produced by Mark Linkous of Sparklehorse. In a recent interview with a Swedish newspape
Stephen Colbert's Christmas Special For Charity
Written by Tim Saunders Stephen Colbert will host his own holiday special this Sunday, November 23, with the show being released as a charity DVD next week. “A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All” is an hour-long tongue-in-cheek extravaganza with the Colbert Report host belting out Christmas hits from Andy Williams, Bing Crosby, and even David Bowie. “This is just some good fun to watch during your eggnog-induced dementia,” Colbert joked. During the show, Colbert will be joined by W
Bread, Steely Dan and Bowie accompany 'Life on Mars'
Posted at 7:15 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 20 David Gates and Bread make their debut on ABC’s “Life on Mars” Thursday’s episode, called “The Man Who Sold the World.” When I was looking for the song—“Everything I Own”—I was surprised to find versions by Bread, Boy George and Rod Stewart. So they’re all here. Enjoy. Here’s the playlist for Thursday’s “Life on Mars”: “Everything I Own” from Bread “Reelin’ in the Years” by Steely Dan “Life on Mars” by David Bowie “Spaceman” from Harry Nilsson
Bread, Steely Dan and Bowie accompany 'Life on Mars'
Posted at 7:15 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 20 David Gates and Bread make their debut on ABC’s “Life on Mars” Thursday’s episode, called “The Man Who Sold the World.” When I was looking for the song—“Everything I Own”—I was surprised to...
Retro TV W/C 21st November 2008
Barry Murphy returns once more trawl the TV and radio guides (so you don't have to) to find anything worth tuning into this week. All listings are for UK terrestrial TV, Freeview and national radio, with the shows running from Friday 21st November to Thursday 27th November 2008. Highlight of the week It's a mixed bag this week on TV, with the only new things to talk about being The Culture Show (Tuesday 25th. BBC 2,10pm) in which actor and Motown devotee Martin Freeman meets legendary house
Retro TV W/C 21st November 2008
Barry Murphy returns once more trawl the TV and radio guides (so you don't have to) to find anything worth tuning into this week. All listings are for UK terrestrial TV, Freeview and national radio, with the shows running from Friday 21st November to Thursday 27th November 2008. Highlight of the week It's a mixed bag this week on TV, with the only new things to talk about being The Culture Show (Tuesday 25th. BBC 2,10pm) in which actor and Motown devotee Martin Freeman meets legendary house
What's On Tonight: UConn Women; Steve Martin on '30 Rock'
When Larry Rifkin is on CPTV it's usually as a spokesman during pledge times. Tonight, he'll be seen in a different light, as a drummer in a band of middle-aged rockers. The trend is nothing new: Those raised on rock finally find themselves with the money and time to fulfill their dreams by forming bands with their buddies. In Rifkin's case, he's joined with Haig Papasian of West Hartford, Steve Mendick of Hamden, Antony Casagrane of Wolcott to form Boom, which plays 60s oldies and a few orig
O2 music experience unveiled
The latest big attraction heading to The O2 promises to be music to the ears of fans of Britain's greatest performers. The British Music Experience, which opens on March 9 next year, will be the only visitor attraction of its type in the country and its ribbon will be cut by a "major British music artist". The permanent exhibition, housed in 22,000 sq ft of the O2 Bubble, will chart the story of British music since 1945 and promises to be far more than simply a museum. Up to 1.3million visi
Guy Peellaert Dies
Artist Worked With Bowie, Stones Guy Peellaert, the legendary artist who designed iconic cover art for David Bowie and the Rolling Stones, has died aged 74 it has been announced. The artist has been suffering from a long illness. Born in Brussels, Peelaert's work has been exhibited across the world, with his reputation not just stop at the border of rock 'n' roll. A well known graphic designer, his painted style imbued such albums as Bowie's 'Diamond Dogs' and the Rolling Stones' 'It's Only Roc
DAVID BOWIE - “Ashes To Ashes”
(#464, 23rd August 1980) One metatextual break-up record succeeds another: but here David Bowie is breaking up with himself, and pop is breaking up around him, its structures fragmenting and sickening as the track lurches on. The music is a patchwork – snips and echoes of riffs or phrases jabbing across each other, somehow resolving into a song. Bowie himself starts to sing unsustainably high, his vocal line tumbling down and melting on re-entry – “Do you remember a guy that’s been” sounds like
bebelestrange: “Jacket,” 1996-97, Union Jack jacket designed by...
bebelestrange: “Jacket,” 1996-97, Union Jack jacket designed by Alexander McQueen in collaboration with David Bowie
iDependence
A friend of mine died a few months ago, and I didn’t take it so well. Granted, it was just an iPod, but in so many ways, it was more than that. I had spent two years — a century in MP3 player terms — carrying it everywhere I went. At first it was a prized possession, never leaving my protective fingertips. Eventually, though, it joined me in the gym, got tossed into my backpack at the start of class and was generally taken for granted. It joined me for study sessions at the library, kept me co
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