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@@davidsuttie4192 z I loved his voice from that period…His vocal range from Young Americans onwards was also wonderful!

@@whitelines3097 Great days!

All the Best to you, Josephine.:)

@@cesp4827 Probably just a nice bit of imagery?? I think Bowie liked the idea that the listener had their own interpretations for songs/art.

@@joebowieaddick which worked really well!!!!!

@ I totally agree… “Personal interpretation.” The 3rd piece of information, which Bowie talked about, was what viewers/listeners got from it.👌

@@IsaBella-nj6fe My pleasure, Isa. Thanks for watching.

It is such a beautiful song...Glad you loved it, Luc!

@@jorat2410 I agree Jo…It always remains in my personal favourite 5 Bowie songs…And that list changes a lot.

I'm not sure live footage exists for that concert.? I was at the Bowie/TM gig in Brixton 1991, where a cigarette packet hit his bad eye...He ended up wearing a makeshift eyepatch for a short while after...Poor eye! Bad Karma or what?

He played it live a short time before, at the BBC's Maida Vale Studios on the 18th September 2002, in front of a small studio audience. That performance was broadcast on BBC radio on the 5th October 2002. Bowie's memory was never the best, but I think he's right in saying, that this performance is the "first time live in a theatre". I think he did go on to play it live a couple of times later on the Reality tour. I have a live version from a concert In Atlantic City, on the 29th May 2004.

@@joebowieaddickI think he would call you an obscurant lol

@@deecee4103 For sure😊

@@VictoriaFerland-gu7rb Thanks for watching Victoria.

Glad you enjoyed it, Cynthia!

Absolutely, Elaine!

@@silentforest7147 It was a fabulous surprise.

au fait Rod est toujours là, tant mieux, ils ont fait 2 filles d'une extrème beauté

@@tintin7420 It's wonderful how music stirs all kinds of emotions past and present.

I used to trade videos and CD's as well, Mark!...I remember getting very excited when new stuff turned up in the mail. I agree about them being off in their own direction at times. I saw them lots of times, and that definitely was the case live. I remember them saying in an interview that they liked to improvise, using the term "jazz approach". I would've loved another album, but I at least TM seemed to free up Bowie artistically, and he went on to produce 'The Buddha of Suburbia and Black Tie White Noise', and some fantastic stuff after that.

@@joebowieaddick Do you realize we could have traded? I traded with the Bowie impersonator who was in the "Little Wonder" video. David Brighton I believe was his name. He actually bought vids from me. I was so lucky trading I had people come stay at my house and got a tape of Earthling before it was released. What a great fan-base! What you said about TM and freeing Bowie up looks like something I'd post lol. Damn man we might have traded. I advertised in the record collector etc. Then called my list Bowie 2000 before 2000 lol I was so ahead of the times lol!

​@@joebowieaddickI have to tell you this story; it was so funny to me! One day I planned a music night with friends because I had rare Bowie stuff pouring in the mail. You know what I mean. (Before I forget and end up posting another long post, can you share some TM live stories? I never got to see them.) So I was driving down the road at the same time my roommate and friend were going to the store in their car. They had these giant smiles on their face because they finally got to hear Bowie before me LOL!!! They said the record store played Earthling but they couldn't buy it yet I said I heard it too I have it back at the house it came in the mail as a surprise for me. Their smile faded and they were like of course! It figures! Too funny!

@@joebowieaddick Man, I'm gonna embarrass myself with these posts lol. There's so much to say when it comes to Bowie fans. I liked most of TM2 because it seemed more coherent than the first one and I thought a third one might actually nail it. As for 'The Buddha of Suburbia I lost my mind reading about it and not being able to find it back then. It's really hard for me to be critical of Bowie, but the TM period was my least fave but again The Docks kicked serious ass. I had a great copy and had it cranked when I played it.

@@markm5193 Nice to hear your stories, Mark! We may very well have traded, Or at least ended up with stuff that originated from us. I purchased a JVC VHS video recorder as soon as they hit the shops in 1980, so I got to record the rerun of the Marc shows. The Bowie episode was very sought after, but I could never part with it...I did subsequently make copies from the master tape for people, when I got a second machine. Yes, I couldn't find 'The Buddha of Suburbia" for some time...I'm guessing it probably got the same treatment from the Record Companies that "Low" did. " Not commercial enough", Too weird to release David"...It was great that he went onto produce what he wanted regardless. I personally think that Reeves/TM helped to free him up. What followed was for me at least, a massive improvement on Let's Dance, Tonight & Glass Spiders.

Glad you enjoyed it, Mark! I always liked music, but only got completely hooked on it when I first heard Bolan. He was a breath of fresh air...And then Bowie turned up. How lucky were we! ☺

​@@joebowieaddick There was so much music back then too. I look back at the 70's and am blown away. Personally, I think it was the greatest musical decade in history. Not that the 60's weren't good; it's just that the 70's flourished big-time, and someone like Bolan had his own universe, which was so unique.

@@joebowieaddick There's a channel on YT called Professor of Rock. If you don't already know of him I promise he'll blow you away with his content.

Thanks...Hope you have a great weekend as well.

I hope you have a fantastic journey exploring the wonderful diversity of Bowie's music.

@@JamesFebers 👋👋👋

Frightening isn't it.? Most of the original fans are not that far behind!