David Bowie

Source: blogcritics.org --- 1 day ago
Everything old is new again. Someone at the labels must have been listening to all the pissing and moaning we've been doing here all year about the lack of new releases each week. Because holy crap, there is a lot to write about this time around.Not all of it is really what you would call "new" however. In fact, reissues and previously unreleased material from... ...

Source: www.411mania.com --- 5 hours ago
It’s finally here: the coveted 1972 live recording of Bowie in Santa Monica. But does the album live up to the hype? Or does Ziggy Stardust fail to deliver? ...

Source: blogcritics.org --- 4 days ago
Thirty-six years on, this bootleg remains an onslaught of rock ‘n’ roll abandon. In June 1972, David Bowie released The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, the album that launched his most provocative, mercurial persona into the zeitgeist. When he landed in America later that year for a concert tour – his first-ever in the country – he not only introduced an intriguing realm of showmanship and... ...

Source: emalyse.vodpod.com --- 3 days ago
Bowie performs Sister Midnight on the '76 Thin White Duke rehearsals.The song would appear on Iggy Pop's The Idiot album a year later & be reworked by Bowie as Red Money on '79's Lodger album. This version remains unreleased. From Pod: Em's Vid Stuff Added By: Emalyse Tags: Bowie, iggy pop, 1976. thin white duke ...

Source: celebrityphotos.sheknows.com --- 9 hours ago
Jennifer Connelly on the red carpet at “Superheroes : Fashion and Fantasy” Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, New York City. Jennifer Connelly’s career spans from the early 1980’s with movies such as “Labrynth” in which she stars alongside David Bowie, and mostly recently in movies such as “Hulk” and [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title: "Jennifer Connelly at the Costume Institute Gala", url: "http://celebrityphotos.sheknows.com/movies/jennifer-connelly-at-the-costume-institute-gala" } ); ...

Source: www.pastemagazine.com --- 3 days ago
Long-circulated bootleg of Bowie as Ziggy finally released by major label Ever since David Bowie’s first live U.S. radio broadcast hit the airwaves , it’s remained a highlight of both his discography and the bootleg circuit, appearing in convoluted editions such as double vinyl, gold disc with keychain, CD plus 7-inch, and even in an engraved wooden box. But this CD marks its first legitimate release on a major label. Recorded midway through his first ever U.S. tour, this concert finds Bowie and band (or rather Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars) to be tight, high on their own mythos, and crackling with energy; even when Bowie strips things to just himself and guitarist Mick Ronson on acoustic, they perform electrifying takes on “Space Oddity” and “Andy Warhol.” From the furious opener “Hang On To Yourself” through Hunky Dory classics and singles like “John, I’m Only Dancing,” they cast an incandescent glow the exact ruby hue as Ziggy’s mullet. ...

Source: itiswhatever.com --- 3 days ago
I hope to stage a performance next summer called David Bowie And His Search For The Genius In His Mind’s Eye It’s going to be a cross between The Wizard Of Oz and Stars In Your Eyes. I need to speak to some lawyers first though… ...

Source: www.crackedactor.com --- 2 days ago
What started out as an innocent comment to the Daily Mail, Gigwise managed to turn into blatant rumor-mongering. In an article in the Daily Mail, T In The Park festival organizer Geoff Ellis remarked about Bowie, “It would be nice for him to do the Main Stage as soon as he feels ready. [...] ...

Source: hypem.com --- 17 hours ago
She reminded me so much of my Grandma, it was uncanny. What a talent. Her 85th birthday was in 3 days. No sad songs...just what she was...the QBIC. mp3: David Bowie - Queen Bitch (in post R.I.P. Estelle Getty from Sheena Beaston . Download this at Amazon iTunes ) ...

Source: acapellainstrumental.blogspot.com --- 22 hours ago
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Source: djcraigsblog.blogspot.com --- 4 days ago
This live recording captures Ziggy Stardust at the peak of his glory. The previously unreleased October 20, 1972 concert at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (Bowie's first U.S. Radio performance), was broadcasted by the now defunct Los Angeles station KMET. Hear the entire concert here: David Bowie - Santa Monica '72 ...

Source: www.robotsound.com --- 9 hours ago
It's time once again to revisit that wonderful decade which, besides questionable fashion choices, gave us, in my opinion, some of the most innovative music of our lifetimes: The 80s. As you know from previous posts ( pt. 1 , pt.2 ), this robot tends to enjoy cover songs from this particular time period. Not only do they make for nice trips down memory lane, but they intertwine your memories of the past with the modernized noises of the moment, while validating your particular musical tastes. Our first selection is the lead-off track from the just-released Bowie tribute compilation, Life Beyond Mars . Performed by the lovely and talented girls of Au Revoir Simone , Oh! You Pretty Things originally appeared on Sir David's 1981 LP, ChangesTwoBowie. Other artists trying their hand at The Thin White Duke's catalog include Joakim, Matthew Dear, Susumu Yokota and The Emperor Machine. Au Revoir Simone - Oh! You Pretty Things Track two comes to us via the French " bodypop " trio known as Celluloide. Originally released by Sushi & her Banshees back in 1980 (!), this tune can be summed up thusly: Quirky, analogue bleeps and beats with goth-y undertones = Happy robots dancing in the shadows. Celluloide - Happy House Now is when we crank it up several notches (to 11) by going with Cursor Miner's version of Van Halen's Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love. Technically not an 80's cover (the original saw its debut on Van Halen's eponymous LP in 1978), it still ...

Source: dave.ofmassdestruction.com --- 2 days ago
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Source: cgfit.com --- 19 hours ago
A estas alturas del partido esta información llega un poco tarde pero siempre es útil, el soundtrack del Rock Band. 1960s Rolling Stones “Gimme Shelter” 1970s Aerosmith “Train Kept a Rollin’”* The Who “Won’t Get Fooled Again” Boston “Foreplay/Long Time” Mountain “Mississippi Queen”* The Police “Next to You” David Bowie “Suffragette City” Black Sabbath “Paranoid”* Blue Oyster Cult “Don’t Fear the Reaper” The Ramones “Blitzkrieg Bop” Deep Purple [...] ...