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David Bowie


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Given it a couple of listens this morning. It really is quite a special piece of work. There's so many different Bowie eras coming together.

its quite remarkable really. My brain can't quite take it all in. So much to explore in this album.

Bowie puts 90% of modern bands to shame in one fell swoop

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You can get around 30 minutes of the 2000 set on youtube. I've found 4 parts so far.

It was, by a long way, the best thing I have ever seen in 29 years of gonig to Glastonbury. But then again I saw Ziggy live so he's been with me all of my music-loving life so the combination of Bowie and Glastonbury cant be beaten!

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The new album really is remarkable, especially when you consider this man is 66 years old. I mean Look at acts like the Stones & the Who, in their old age they desperately attempt to cling at their youth and what ever it was that made them great in the first place. Where as Bowie, on this album embraces his age & the issues he has with it which allows him to reminisce over his great career & still produce an album that sounds both fresh & classic Bowie at the same time. Just brilliant.

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The new album really is remarkable, especially when you consider this man is 66 years old. I mean Look at acts like the Stones & the Who, in their old age they desperately attempt to cling at their youth and what ever it was that made them great in the first place. Where as Bowie, on this album embraces his age & the issues he has with it which allows him to reminisce over his great career & still produce an album that sounds both fresh & classic Bowie at the same time. Just brilliant.
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The new album really is remarkable, especially when you consider this man is 66 years old. I mean Look at acts like the Stones & the Who, in their old age they desperately attempt to cling at their youth and what ever it was that made them great in the first place. Where as Bowie, on this album embraces his age & the issues he has with it which allows him to reminisce over his great career & still produce an album that sounds both fresh & classic Bowie at the same time. Just brilliant.
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You can get around 30 minutes of the 2000 set on youtube. I've found 4 parts so far.

It was, by a long way, the best thing I have ever seen in 29 years of gonig to Glastonbury. But then again I saw Ziggy live so he's been with me all of my music-loving life so the combination of Bowie and Glastonbury cant be beaten!

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