May contain a heavy dose of Jim Kerr
An article in Mojo magazine about David Bowie’s brief musical evolutionary period with The Lower Third via interview and book extracts with the band’s drummer, Phil Lancaster. The book sounds like it could be an interesting read, actually. I still find the story of David endlessly fascinating. I no doubt forever will. “It’s too late…
A great and rather open interview with Michael Rother in Uncut magazine, exploring his music career, focusing on his time working with Klaus Dinger on Neu! – a rather fractious and strained musical partnership by Rother’s own account, moving on to Harmonia and finally working solo. It has given me more musical off shoots to…
Three years gone and missed more than ever. Love you forever, David ?
I really, really do lve Silent Kiss ???? The only pages I didn’t save were the ones giving me a link to my Top 100 Songs of 2018 playlist – which you’ll find a link to below – and the final “share” page to share your Spotify stats rundown via social media.
From the current edition of Record Collector – a look at the “men from outer space” art rock side of the glam genre at the peak of its power in 1973, as seen from the prespective of Kevin Godley.
Just…wow! I could see it play out, just the way he described it. The street scene of him avoiding his grandfather and the notion of yet another dressing down. I could see this little man, tough as nails looking…but also looking quite frail and vulnerable at the same time (well, Jim’s only clue on how…
Sorry, Cherisse! Forgive me for stealing this bit…but come on! If I don’t record them…unless you share them on your main IG timeline, these things disappear, so I had to grab it. It’s Bowie talk, after all (though I still say Stage is a better live album…I’m not gonna argue with him and Charlie, and…
Just…need David tonight. My mind is full of David’s and home and…stuff…
And here’s the best “leftie” that ever existed…giving us the bird with his. Aawww! I miss this man so much! Love you, David! ??