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9 years gone and we can feel this 🌎🌏🌍🎸 Great song and remembrances!
aspicer wrote:
Overall RP has been a bit slow on the uptake with Bowie, i think. I get the feeling maybe Bill took some time warming to him? But glad he finally did!
Really? RP just started playing this legendary track only 3 months ago?! 
Overall RP has been a bit slow on the uptake with Bowie, i think. I get the feeling maybe Bill took some time warming to him? But glad he finally did!
On_The_Beach wrote:
FUUKin AI!
Why the Station to Station album cover?
FUUKin AI!
ipestell wrote:
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Prefer the other version.
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Why the Station to Station album cover?
Update Dec 2025: Diamond Dogs hath returned.
Update Dec 2025: Diamond Dogs hath returned.
Love it.
Love him.
Love him.
rtrt wrote:
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There are two versions of this, check it out.
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There are two versions of this, check it out.
Showing my age. First record I ever bought. Love it.
I'm in a store and I hear the classic riff, but it sounds a little off. Then I discover some commercial country artist yahoo has stolen it for a song about some redneck drecht.
10
Ačiū, kad klausotės Rojaus Radio! Linkėjimai iš Kauno, Tulpių gatvės Žaliakalnyje!
Just moved from 8 to 10.
alrobley9 wrote:
1. Your mom deserves some credit for trying to connect with you and your music.
1a. Maybe Bowie stirred some longing in your mother--a vision of a freer way of life--that she daydreamed about.
2. I don't know if your mom is still around but I bet that even she would find this song and Bowie's work comforting in a challenging way, a nice walk on the wild side away from today's rap music.
When I shared this song, testing my amps, lol, sporting a brand spanking new CD in '95 with my conservative mother who was (hesitantly) visiting my 20-year-old self for the first time that year. I could see the discomfort on her face walking in, knowing that the words went against her held fast beliefs. Or something to the contrary? I could see the strain in her eyes with the lyrics.
We historically would talk about everything & anything, but she didn't want to talk about Bowie.
What do y'all think?
1. Your mom deserves some credit for trying to connect with you and your music.
1a. Maybe Bowie stirred some longing in your mother--a vision of a freer way of life--that she daydreamed about.
2. I don't know if your mom is still around but I bet that even she would find this song and Bowie's work comforting in a challenging way, a nice walk on the wild side away from today's rap music.
Amazing that it took this long to make into the rotation.
Granted it was airplayed to death back in the day but it sure sounds nice now.
Granted it was airplayed to death back in the day but it sure sounds nice now.
Inspired by the Hamburglar.
alrobley9 wrote:
OMG, you’re David Bowie’s love child!!!
Or maybe not.
When I shared this song, testing my amps, lol, sporting a brand spanking new CD in '95 with my conservative mother who was (hesitantly) visiting my 20-year-old self for the first time that year. I could see the discomfort on her face walking in, knowing that the words went against her held fast beliefs. Or something to the contrary? I could see the strain in her eyes with the lyrics.
We historically would talk about everything & anything, but she didn't want to talk about Bowie.
What do y'all think?
OMG, you’re David Bowie’s love child!!!
Or maybe not.
jnhashmi wrote:
sooo it's a 87.5% at first, then a 75% ... ? if you say so
This song is a 7/8 the first 10 times through the riff, a 3/4 after the 100th time.
sooo it's a 87.5% at first, then a 75% ... ? if you say so
I read somewhere that Bowie actually came up with that iconic guitar riff.
When I shared this song, testing my amps, lol, sporting a brand spanking new CD in '95 with my conservative mother who was (hesitantly) visiting my 20-year-old self for the first time that year. I could see the discomfort on her face walking in, knowing that the words went against her held fast beliefs. Or something to the contrary? I could see the strain in her eyes with the lyrics.
We historically would talk about everything & anything, but she didn't want to talk about Bowie.
What do y'all think?
We historically would talk about everything & anything, but she didn't want to talk about Bowie.
What do y'all think?
This song is a 7/8 the first 10 times through the riff, a 3/4 after the 100th time.
ipestell wrote:
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Prefer the other version.
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I just re-watched the film "Moonage Daydream" by. Brett Morgan. If you have not seen it yet - highly recommended. A powerful documentary with a lot of awesome footage.
This guy is good. I hope to hear more stuff from in the future.
Really? RP just started playing this legendary track only 3 months ago?!
That mad, screaming guitar takes me back to my own teenage rebellion! Fast, stylish, gas-guzzling cars with killer stereos, endless parties, Frisbee, weed and beer... Can also never forget seeing my super-cool E-School roommate Kenny B. jamming this on his old Telecaster!
Gold, pure gold!
This takes me back to high school. Great addition to the mix. 
yeah, I got up and danced with the dog. problem?
Prefer the other version.
Ah yeah.