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Macca in drag is more than a homage to Bowies appearence in the Boys Keep Swinging video as the same I think. Check out the way he wipes the lipstick from his face. Its exactly the same movement as Bowie. Macca always did love Bowie and said he was always one step ahead if I remember correctly.

In this video Mozzer looks like Frankie Howerd on his death bed. Its such a shame as all Mozzer's songs now sound the same. As you said in 'Friends' back in 92 Mozzer: 'verse, chorus and middle eight break'. I think he would make a great crooner now, he has the suits for it. 'titer ye not'.

'when those steel guitars begin to play'- this is music that is as necessary to the soul as air is to the body.

Probably the best song ever written about blow-jobs in my opinion. A move up from the adolesence of 'Turning Japanese' by the Vapours. We Brits do love our innuendo and in the hands of someone like Siouxsie Sioux its an art form in itself. No pun intended.

Wow John Deacon has really nailed the bass line while Roger and Brian power away. The late great Mick Ronson is also excellent of course playing someone elses riff but Deaky steals this one by a country mile.

this is the dogs ballards

this is over all a parody of the video for Visage's fade to grey, but there are elements of Bowie's Fashion (theme and riff) Duran Duran (start of Girls on Film : hair and flashbulbs) and of course the excellent one hot wonder by M 'Pop Music': 'New York, London, Paris. Munich, everybody's talkin...

Bowie's not dead, Bowies in space , the 'freaky old bastard'

Bowie's not dead, Bowie's in space: the 'freaky old bastard'

'she's uncertain if she llikes him but she KNOWS she really loves him'. Wow Bowie really really understood Hollywood.

Probably the best John Deacon Impression in the world.......,ever

Bob's the best of the bunch here

I like it but you have the run all wrong Stevie. Yours looks like Max Wall. Freddie's run across stage in the eighties was much camper: with a straight back and much lighter and higher leg movement with arms by the side. Often with a pouting aside to the audience en route to the stairway. Have a...

I like it but you have the run all wrong Stevie. Yours looks like Max Wall. Freddie's run across stage in the eighties was much camper: with a straight back and much lighter and higher leg movement with arms by the side. Often with a pouting aside to the audience en route to the stairway. Have a ...

all you need Stevie is some man on man homo-erotic action with an impression of the late Mick Ronson and this would be cosmic

they say 'never judge a book by its cover'. Rollins however proves this old adage to be totally incorrect.

I always thought that this song was a pun on the name of the charecter played by Amanda Barrie at the time in Coronation Street: Alma Balwin. In a similar fashion to the other single off this album: 'Roys Keen' which of course pays homage to 'Roy's rolls' the best and only cafe in Weatherfield. O...

'feels like I'm dying again'

Hi game wizard yes you are correct. In the good old days when this was made in the UK Fish and Chip shops had a standard sign they would put up in their window when they opened at around 5.00 pm and it said 'frying tonight'. It has now entered the lexicon through the Carry on quote and lives on ...

I love this song and video. Its clear that either Jack or the director is a fan of Roger Corman and in particular The Masque of the Red Death. Looks like Jack is doing a Vince Price with that thin moustache and old world accent he is putting on. I thnk the flashing jock strap and Bra are very Car...