m a fan since the man who sold the world the first alb I bought in 71.In the 70s, most fans loved alternative music , The general public thought he was weird and couldn't place him His commercial but as a musician less interesting years,the 80s, madehim more acceptable Facebook I have never met so many mainstream music loving DB fans Everything with the name DB is suddenly something amazing DB was influenced and assisted by musicians not many DB fans want to know,rather hypocritical !
@zenobowie I understand. No artist can control how he is viewed by fans. Artists do what they do and then it is out of their hands. You have something special in regards to Bowie and should treasure it like a secret. At least some of the new fans will get into Bowie enough to learn all about him. That is the way it goes.
@steviea427 you're right and I am pleased when the later DB fan is also interested in the man,music his musical preferences and who have influenced him than just the name and image !!Through DB I got to know other great musicians like Brian Emo ,Robert Fripp,or Trent Rezor of NIN even Tricky or Placebo (DB is a big fan of Tricky) But on Facebook there are not many they prefer the easy stuff,that is what I don't understand,Good music takes longer to get used to The Fragile or Outside
@zenobowie There will be a few who get it...not many...never are. Each generation will produce a few true artists and a lot of crap. It has probably been that way since the beginning of time. In the meantime just fly your flag and hopefully someone will be turned-on to the good stuff.
@matthewcollins57 - He did write some very unlikely stuff. have you listened to 'The Laughing Gnome'? Bowie is capable of the very best and the very worst.... thank God the former triumphed!
I thought I'd pretty much heard everything Bowie but this is NEW to me
tonbridgeroy 18 hours ago
1:34 What the Heck?
jemappelledrwholuvr 3 weeks ago
He wrote some bloody rubbish in his early years, like this. Bowie we know didn't really get going till "The Man Who Sold The World" in 1971.
Incidentally, the catchpharse back then was "Over the wall we go, all coppers are bastards!", lyrics changed for possible radio play
monkeytown1000 3 weeks ago
If you listen to Kate Bush's There Goes A Tenner, you can hear the direct influence.
drees71 1 month ago
m a fan since the man who sold the world the first alb I bought in 71.In the 70s, most fans loved alternative music , The general public thought he was weird and couldn't place him His commercial but as a musician less interesting years,the 80s, madehim more acceptable Facebook I have never met so many mainstream music loving DB fans Everything with the name DB is suddenly something amazing DB was influenced and assisted by musicians not many DB fans want to know,rather hypocritical !
zenobowie 1 month ago
@zenobowie I understand. No artist can control how he is viewed by fans. Artists do what they do and then it is out of their hands. You have something special in regards to Bowie and should treasure it like a secret. At least some of the new fans will get into Bowie enough to learn all about him. That is the way it goes.
steviea427 3 weeks ago
@steviea427 you're right and I am pleased when the later DB fan is also interested in the man,music his musical preferences and who have influenced him than just the name and image !!Through DB I got to know other great musicians like Brian Emo ,Robert Fripp,or Trent Rezor of NIN even Tricky or Placebo (DB is a big fan of Tricky) But on Facebook there are not many they prefer the easy stuff,that is what I don't understand,Good music takes longer to get used to The Fragile or Outside
zenobowie 3 weeks ago
@zenobowie There will be a few who get it...not many...never are. Each generation will produce a few true artists and a lot of crap. It has probably been that way since the beginning of time. In the meantime just fly your flag and hopefully someone will be turned-on to the good stuff.
steviea427 3 weeks ago
David is 19 years old here.
jaccisboy 2 months ago 2
Is this really the same guy who wrote Life on Mars?
matthewcollins57 4 months ago 4
@matthewcollins57 - He did write some very unlikely stuff. have you listened to 'The Laughing Gnome'? Bowie is capable of the very best and the very worst.... thank God the former triumphed!
DorrisDiaz 2 months ago
@matthewcollins57 yes
DBCrowns 2 months ago
Oh, dear, Dave. "All coppers are nanas"?
c1mcg1battyflex 4 months ago 2
Great! Thanks a lot!
headfullofideas 4 months ago
it's chas and dave lol!
dlfunky1 4 months ago
Haha, this is great.
NoDestinyLive4Now 5 months ago
haa this is amazing! bowie never ceases to amaze me
Eggs4Eva 8 months ago
see: Os velhos da montanha
osvelhos 1 year ago
Great post - esp 0:58 "I'd like to get into cabaret, obviously...."
LQUID8R 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing, Havn't heard this before ;0)
LaybuyLee 1 year ago
wow!!!! xDD- his is great!!!! havent heard this before!!!
mrsziggystarlet 1 year ago
Brilliant!!! GREAT classic..
jennied208 2 years ago
great ,,,have'nt heard this interview before :)
xxpiggystardustxx 2 years ago
a cockney knees up, would you Adam and Eve it! Larvely
Zziggi 2 years ago
classic!
DBCrowns 2 years ago
FANTASTIC!!!:)
Isolar 2 years ago