Other Mixes By p the swede
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Theme
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Blues - Classic Blues
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This ain't rock'n'roll, this is genocide, Bowie as a rocker
| Artist | Song | |
| David Bowie | Diamond dogs | |
| David Bowie | Panic in detroit | |
| David Bowie | Scary monsters | |
| David Bowie | Holy holy | |
| David Bowie | Where have all the good times gone | |
| David Bowie | Ziggy Stardust | |
| David Bowie | Rebel rebel | |
| David Bowie | Andy Warhol | |
| David Bowie | Moonage daydream | |
| David Bowie | Suffragette city | |
| David Bowie | Velvet goldmine | |
| David Bowie | Bombers | |
| David Bowie | John, I'm only dancing | |
| David Bowie | Up the hills backwards | |
| David Bowie | The man who sold the world | |
| David Bowie | Jean Genie | |
| David Bowie | Queen bitch | |
| David Bowie | Man in the middle | |
| David Bowie | Star | |
| David Bowie | Hang onto yourself | |
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One of my fav artist through all years, esp his 70's are splendid.
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Yeah! Bowie put the roll in rock 'n' roll - great riffs, great melodies, and totally bizarre subject matter. What's not to love? Color me cliched, but "Rebel Rebel" is still probably my fave Bowie song. That riff just kicks ass.
"Pretty Things Going to Hell" would have fit in here nicely too. I agree with Mr. Lally...bowie's riffs r the best: catchy, glitchy & infectious. I hear the new Heathen CD has multiple ear catchers, supurb drumming and an old time, throw-back flavor...he even covers a Garth Brooks tune and totally whacks & bends it outta' shape ! Covers Cactus by the Pixies too...
very COOL, I'm painting hols in my hands !
Yup. Great. "Queen Bitch" is my absolute fave Bowie track.
*sigh* I (heart) Bowie and this mix. Hey, g.a.b., I'm terrified of that Garth cover.
Hey Leslie, don't worry, here's an excerpt from the review I read (see Discussion Forum for a link to the article):
Gemini Spacecraft: The third and final cover gets straight into Earthling-style drum 'n bassiness. The thought of Bowie covering a country music artist was disturbing, but there's no need to worry - this is about as far removed from Garth as you can get. Some lovely parping sax and some lovely funky Shaft guitar, make this one chug along at a cracking pace. Possible single material here.
...I guess we'll all form our own opinions...
~ :-p
Gemini Spacecraft: The third and final cover gets straight into Earthling-style drum 'n bassiness. The thought of Bowie covering a country music artist was disturbing, but there's no need to worry - this is about as far removed from Garth as you can get. Some lovely parping sax and some lovely funky Shaft guitar, make this one chug along at a cracking pace. Possible single material here.
...I guess we'll all form our own opinions...
~ :-p
Can't really argue with any of these. Looks like a good selection.
Very cool, Peter.
Hola! Tack f÷r boken, den ser strslande ut, hoppas den Sr en lika stor upplevelse som skivan, fantastiska lstar, kommer in med plattan i morgon L÷rdag! Du rskade m÷jligen inte banda eller brSnna ner White Stripes-konserten frsn P3-Live hSr i veckan?, jag gjorde det, allt fl÷t finfint tills mitten av Jolene, ds hSngde datorn sig :(
F÷r ÷vrigt vill jag bara sSga att Bowie-samlingarna ser bra ut, jag Sr nog inte hans st÷rsta fan men jag gillar Low & Scary monsters s lstar hSr och dSr, hsller nog med Rob Conroy om Queen bitch, kommer att hamna ps min All-time fav Top 20 platta som jag f÷rs÷kt g÷ra hela vsren, den Sr med dSr tillsammans med massa andra uttjatade standards frsn det glada 1900-talet.
Bowie the way I like him. nicely done.
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Hey P! - speaking of 1979 (another of your mixes), that is the year I first heard Bowie do Pity the Fool and Take My Tip. I was totally blown away. Early 1965 with the Mannish Boys. Can you dig those?