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Just seen a reference to a Bowie lyric on another thread and realised that in all the music threads there is very little mention of the musical genious that is Sir David of Bowie!!

What's your favourite Bowie track?

Up there has to be Wild is the Wind.
Suffragette City was heard last week, which is excellent.
Perhaps too many to mention.

My overall favourite has to be....

Width of a Circle.

Let's see who the Bowie fans are.


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 5:53 am
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the acoustic version of Rock and Roll Suicide, gets me every time


 
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Life on Mars from the album Hunky Dory


 
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moonage daydream.............

ace


 
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5 Years (plain old album versions)


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 7:17 am
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Heroes


 
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The Laughing Gnome


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 7:24 am
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lol @johnners - I really don't want to spotify that song, I'll have the bloody tune going round and round my head all day!


 
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Ha ha ha, he he he, you're old johnners!


 
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Sound and Vision and Heroes for me.


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 7:38 am
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We Are The Dead, from Diamond Dogs (was planned to be 1984 theme album, but Orwell estate objected. Or so I read once ...)

Alternatively ... All The Mad Men


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 7:43 am
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It's between Life on Mars, Heroes and Modern Love


 
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Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)

or

Cracked Actor


 
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Slightly embarrassing, but Under Pressure is the one that gets played most on my iPod......


 
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Wild is the wind was pretty good and on a lighter note the covers on the movie The life Aquatic sung in Portugese.


 
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My top three most played:
Heroes
Always Crashing in the Same Car
Under Pressure

I think Under Pressure is in there on a technicality but it's great for a bit of prancing.


 
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Tin machine, tin machine, take me anywhere...somewhere without alcohol or goons with muddy hair


 
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Queen Bitch


 
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Let's Dance - Genius!


 
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There are so many great Bowie Tracks, I could list a lot more...
Ashes to Ashes (Whole Album)
Jean Genie
Changes
Oh you Pretty thing
China Girl
Space Oddity
All of Hunky Dory


 
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Secret life of Arabia


 
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Tin machine, tin machine, take me anywhere...somewhere without alcohol or goons with muddy hair

Good call with Tin Machine, a lot of people slated the first album at the time, but I liked it. I saw it as Bowie being Bowie and creative rather than responding to record company wishes and the Let's Dance stuff. 😆 But everything has its place.

There are so many great Bowie Tracks, I could list a lot more...

Well duh! 😉

I've had the fortune to see him three times, 83 in Milton Keynes Bowl, 93 Main Road and possibly 95/96 Manchester arena. 😀 Not old enough to have seen Ziggy. 😥


 
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an odd one but Sorrow on Pin ups
also Rock n Roll suicide.


 
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Lady Grinning Soul is my favourite song by [i]anyone[/i]!

Lordy, I love Bowie.

This month I also like 'Art Decade', 'The Bewlay Brothers' and 'Bring Me The Disco King'.

My 4 & 6 year old children like 'Magic Dance' of course...


 
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Another vote for Sorrow and also Suffragette city
and all of the Hunky Dory album


 
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Slightly embarrassing, but Under Pressure

Not embarassing at all, absolutely cracking tune. Also...

Changes
Fill Your Heart

...and loads more. They don't make em like they used to!


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 9:35 am
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Heroes.. but prefer it covered by others.


 
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Heroes.. but prefer it covered by others.

Bowie live at Live Aid was quite special at the time though, might be a bit cheesy now!!


 
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That one with the lyric:

"Don't look at the carpet...
I...drew...something awful on it"

EDIT Breaking GLass


 
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Up the Hill Backwards, Young Americans - long version, Cat People - both versions, Queen Bitch, Moonage Daydream, Andy Warhol.


 
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Life on Mars or Modern Love or Space Oddity


 
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Moss Garden/Neukoln/Sense of doubt ("Heroes" CD).

Sounds fantastic on the Hifi, even with the cables the wrong way round.


 
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Heroes or Queen Bitch I suppose.

Too many good tracks to pick a fave really though.


 
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The man who sold the world


 
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My fave artist of all time... really couldn't pick a single fave track.

One of the things I like about him is that in the middle of a load of self-indulgent rubbish (eg. "Outside") there'll be an absolute gem (eg. "Heart's Filthy Lesson")


 
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In no particular order, just as they pop into my head.
Aladdin sane
suffragette city
john I'm only dancin'
life on mars
diamond dogs
jean genie
ziggy stardust
man who sold the world
oh you pretty things
life on mars
starman
drive in saturday
it ain't easy
queen bitch
moonage daydream
rock n roll suicide


 
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Absolute beginners, it was out during my mid teens and while it is a shite song brings back a lot of fond memories of that time of my life.


 
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Lady Stardust

5 Years


 
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Heroes every time


 
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Following on from Laughing Gnome, how about
Ching a Ling
When I'm Five
Sell me a coat
Rubber Band

I suppose a few oddities can be excused given the other great songs.

Letter to Hermione is one of my faves


 
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Best not forget [url=

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All of Station to Station
All of Low
DJ
Boys Keep Swinging
Heroes
Joe the Lion
V-2 Schnieder
Neukoln
Heart's Filthy Lesson
Thru' These Architects Eyes
Strangers When We Meet
Suffragette City
Rebel Rebel
All of Diamond Dogs

There are many others...


 
Posted : 02/09/2010 11:40 am
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Anyone mentioned Sweet Thing?

Boys Keep Swinging (for the guitar solo)

Drive in Saturday


 
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DIS in awesome, and my guilty pleasure has to be Absolute Beginners.

I won't hear any Outside dissing though - it's a ripper!


 
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Try
Love you til tuesday
for a completely 60s upbeat throwback
then
Please Mr Gravedigger
for a dark downbeat contrast


 
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