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Classic Pop’s New Romantic Special Attempts To Parse the Slippery “Movement”
It’s been a while now, but knowing my predilections, commenter Jordan asked me if I’d be interested in a copy of the Classic Pop “New Romantic Special Edition” from 2019. Not being one to turn down too many free offers, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Bowie, Core Collection, New Romantic
Tagged 1979, 1980, 1981, Bowie, Classic Pop Magazine, New Romantic, Spandau Ballet, Steve Strange, Toyah Willcox, Visage
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 13]
1990 May 1st, 1990 was the first time that I saw David Bowie live. He was actually coming to Orlando, Florida, so I did not have to take any road trips this single time. The tour was interesting to me … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990, Bowie, laserdisc, Live Concerts, Serious Moonlight
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 7]
1982 While 1981 came and went with only a single, 1982 was much the same. Bowie has since reported that then he and Eno were making “Heroes,” they were blindsided by the work of Giorgio Moroder. His seminal “I Feel Love” … Continue reading