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ZetaReticuli
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 3:47 PMI've been a huge fan of his for 33 years now and as well as being an accomplished artist, musician and intellectual, he's a keen sci-fi fan as well and I bet a pound to a penny he's got a ticket (if not an invite to the premiere) for Prometheus.
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ZetaReticuli
MemberOvomorphMay-11-2012 2:41 AMGreat to see some fans here, what discerning tastes you all have.
I love '1.Outside' too Freezehim. To me, that was a return to that bizarre, character-driven mythos in his head which fuelled his greatest music in that hallowed '67-'80 period. When I heard in '94 that Eno would be working with him again, I was over the moon along with a lot of his hardcore fans. 'Outside' and 'Diamond Dogs' tap into the sci-fi vein a lot and they create rich visual landscapes worthy of graphic novels imo, though his 70s stuff is superior by far.
@Spartacus, the 'Serious Moonlight' tour was in 1983, not 1990. That was the 'Sound and Vision' tour.

BigDave
MemberDeaconMay-10-2012 3:51 PMYep a little before my time, well his early stuff but i do like a lot of his work and also other classic artist inc Queen...
Also his apearence in Labyrinth one of my favorite movies.
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ZetaReticuli
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 3:58 PMFor the REAL Bowie experience BigDave, try listening to his stuff
from 1967-1980 - absolutely priceless....

FREEZE!
Co-AdminMemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 4:04 PMI'm a huge fan of Bowie! Love the old stuff and new, favorite album is Outside actually, just maybe because it's burned into my generations music, about the time 7 came out, he's on the soundtrack.
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FREEZE!
Co-AdminMemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 4:07 PMand I guess Low would be my 2nd favorite alongside Earthling and Heathen (which was an amazing album as well!)
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Korpen
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 5:21 PMmaby prometheus will answer david bowies life long question, IS THERE life on Mars?
ALIENS THINK HUMANS ARE ALIENS

abordoli
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 5:22 PMI've got most of his stuff. Vinyls and CDs. I started collecting it all after seeing Labyrinth. Plus my mother used to have his vinyls in England (squatters broke into the top-room locked for storage and stole them....plus my Action Men ;`( )

Gravity .86
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 5:59 PMHuge fan and I was saying on another forum how the ampule room reminds me of this.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/UUG6i.jpg[/img]

Gravity .86
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 6:09 PMFassbender was saying how he based some of his 'David' on The Man Who Fell To Earth among other things...

Spartacus
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 6:43 PMsaw the "Serious Moonlight" tour Complete with the E.T. hand pointing to G-d at the Old Montreal Forum in 1990 something..am a long time fan of all of the classic Rock & Roll Artists and Bowie was the King Of "Glam" ! My Favorite Bowie Albums are "Station To Station" & "Diamond Dogs", Favorite songs..."Station To Station" by far is #1...then it's "Gene Genie" & then..."Life On Mars", also Love "Blue Jean" which was recorded in Mount Tremblant Quebec about a 20 minutes drive from here in a studio I have been in many times.

red hood
MemberOvomorphMay-10-2012 6:44 PMAfraid off heathens is great. China girl made me a fan of SRV.

Kanon
MemberOvomorphMay-27-2012 11:57 AMOh how I love David Bowie, I enjoy listening to his music quite a lot, my favorite album of his being [i]Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars[/i], I also fell in love with his performance in [i]Labyrinth[/i], and I find him a truly great musician and a talented singer.

Forever War
MemberOvomorphMay-27-2012 12:03 PM[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGPOq7fFahg]Beyond Cool...[/url]No one in the world could have played Tesla like Bowie, that entrance he makes is CLASSIC....longtime fan of this artist, best of health to you David and thanks

Spartacus
MemberOvomorphMay-27-2012 12:04 PMBig Fan, Flipped over Station To Station and his forray with Mott The Hoople covering "All The Young Dudes". Saw the Serious Moonlight Tour Complete With E.T.'s "Hand of G-d" at the Old Montreal Forum in the mid 90's.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1O4iZOt23Q]SeriousMoonlightTour[/url]

Lone
MemberPraetorianMay-27-2012 1:51 PMYup, been a huge admirer of Bowie for years & he's such an amazing looking guy!
Magic, Bowie & Gabriel!!!
"Let The Cosmic Incubation Begin" ~ H.R. Giger
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