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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 20]
1994 [continued] There was one more video that I bought in 1994, and it was something that I had seen at a record show dealer table and figured “what the hell” and paid a few dollars for. It was a video … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection
Tagged 1994, Aladdin Sane, David Bowie, Day-In Day-Out, DLX RM, Pinups, Rykodisc
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 17]
1991 [continued] There was one more Bowie CD for release in 1991, and I didn’t wait to find a used copy when it was released. In spite of my famous distance from “Lodger,” I was inspired to quickly bring it … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection
Tagged 1991, 1992, 1993, David Bowie, DLX RM, Hunky Dory, Lodger, Rykodisc, Scary Monsters
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 16]
1991 [continued] That year, David Bowie was beginning to make waves with the model Iman, who didn’t even register with me at all. I barely payed attention to such things. As far as I knew of it, it was yet another … Continue reading
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Tagged "Heroes", 1991, David Bowie, DLX RM, Iman, Low, post-modern remix, Rykodisc
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 15]
1991 [continued] 1991 also brought two more singles from Bowie. I vaguely recall knowing he did the title track to the execrable Ralph Bakshi movie “Real Cool World.” It was a low-grade “Roger Rabbit” ripoff pandering to the lowest common … Continue reading
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Tagged 1991, DLX RM, Fame '90, post-modern remix, Real Cool World, Rykodisc, stationtostation, Young Americans
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 14]
1990 [continued] 1990 also brought forth the completely unnecessary po-mo remix of “Fame ’90” as used in both the “Pretty Woman” OST as well as a promo vehicle for the “Sound + Vision” tour. It was something I saw on … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990, 1991, David Bowie, Diamond Dogs, DLX RM, Rykodisc, Tin Machine, Tin Machine II, Ziggy Stardust
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 12]
1989 [continued] While 1989 got off to a great start with Bowie undergoing a rock colonic to blast all of the trite and ill-advised pop traits out of his system courtesy of Tin Machine, the end of the year featured … Continue reading
Record Review: David Bowie – Lodger
David Bowie: Lodger US CD [1991] Fantastic Voyage African Night Flight Move On Yassassin Red Sails D.J. Look Back In Anger Boys Keep Swinging Repetition Red Money I Pray, Olé Look Back In Anger [New Version] “Lodger” was the first … Continue reading
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