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@jshstrklnd12 I don't think he really pretends, that is why he is wearing gloves. Who plays a guitar solo with gloves?

@fabianidhesona You should probably check out more of his music. You might be positively surprised.

@futurephantom If I remember correctly, it was filmed at the docks of London.

The pic from 1990 is really from 1995.

@TTFrutti So we should be very glad Glee covers this song so that young ignorant people like yourself could discover it and conclude that it is dull? Really, try to be slightly coherent the next time you try to argue your opinion.

@drlolable I think you'll find nobody really cares what you think.

@801liveable Indeed he (or more precisely Tin Machine) did, and that song is if I am not mistaken from the first Roxy Music album. I also read an interview with Ferry where he stated that he was very envious of Bowie's selfconfidence.

@jarvizcocker Maybe I went a bit over the top. Or maybe up the hills backwards.

@justonefyx It is the other way around. Sisters of Mercy sounded like Bowie.

@reynoldchapin Shut up and stop shouting. Also, get your facts right. No rock was thrown. And Tony DeFries was not involved at all, Bowie first met him several years later. It happened in a fight over a girl with lifelong friend George Underwood.

@oscarlolage What ignorance.

@spiros11386 Personnally, I love the Pixies, but this song is not among my favourites. I am unsure which version I prefer. I think Bowie's voice certainly adds something to the song, but the arrangement is maybe too straightforward.

@perkin524 You are wrong. What irritates Bowie are not the questions per se, but that the interviewer is an amateur with no knowledge of her subject. Trust me, I am Norwegian and I know this journalist. I have seen countless other interviews with Bowie and never seen him being so put off by a jou...

@mnvinn Could you elaborate on that? Are you brainwashed too? I

@elon555 Couldn't agree more. It is a totally dysfunctional society.

@ArtificialRed1083 Well, I agree about the starving of the people and the living in luxury, but I'd say it is pretty far from communism. Frankly, I don't think Karl Marx would have believed his own eyes had he seen this.

@MNZofPimlico You got the story wrong, although some fragments are correct. My way was originally a french song and Bowie (pre-fame) was working for a company which made English versions (not translations) of songs in other languages. Bowie's attemt was rejected and he forgot about it until he su...

@shoshinzero Indeed! The feeling of this song is som similar to "Life on Mars". But that doesn't diminsh it in any way. It is really a beautiful masterpiece.

He would certainly get a grant at the Department of Silly Walks.

@VanillaCharmander If you expressed yourself slightly more politely and realized that most of the people coming here love the song, then maybe you would get some more respect.

@TinSoldier321 He sings all the voices.

@microman780 Germany. Japan.

@Freewhite1966 Of course Norway is changing, of course Europe is changing. So what? Anyway, those things that you fear will not be a problem. You should be more concerned about the technological singularity. It will change everything in a totally unpredictable way and be the end of mankind as we ...

@patiencebear He is not a brilliant mathematician. In fact, he has not made any contributions to mathematics as far as I know. He is a computer scientist. Although I have to say that he is just as bad a lecturer as some famous mathematicians.

@ivankaramasov of course it should read "impossible to decide"

Be a little more prepared next time. This was pretty lousy.

This song is great. The funny thing is that almost everybody who has heard it hates it. I don't understand why. I remember reading an interview with Bowie after the release of Tonight and he mentioned that "Dancing With the Big Boys" was an indication of the type of music he would explore on his ...

This is a great version by the way.

@spmicha Hendrix is OK.

@TheSanealaddin The last time he was great? Nonsense.

Considering this is from the absolute nadir of Bowie's career artistically (the period 1984-1987), this is not bad at all.

@WHUDDUPBITCH Nirvana were influenced by Bowie, so not too surprising. But even though I like Nirvana, I think this song is better than anything I have heard by them.

@daylightboy Scary Monsters is my favourite too. Hours is very uneven I think, but contains some really great songs too like Something in the Air for example.