[Lups]

Originally Posted by GuidoK

^queen is the king of pop/rock anthems but pretty much the opposite of the timid Bowie

Bowie was never timid. To think that is not understanding his influence.

The real works of queen are not the ones you're referring to, when i was a kid i wondered how the other members had to feel to be just backup to Freddie, but then i realized at some point you can either suffocate a voice, or make room to it.

My Freddie and i have a long relationship, but so do bowie and i. Any bowie fan can appreciate the Saturday night versions I posted (and nobody appreciates Finnish music so never feel bad for those)

[BOOF-M3]

You may appreciate this Anna.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by BOOF-M3

You may appreciate this Anna.

I'll listen to it tomorrow, since im watching porn now (queen).

The shadows is one of my all time favorite. That's song is from their works my all time favorite and i don't recommend listening it while skating. Even a veteran like i landed a back flip to a fucking wall, never felt the pain, and faked i meant to do it by standing on my hands on the rink border while wondering would i ever be able to walk again if i fucked it up even more.

[HFW003]

The best band in the world was heavily influenced by Bowie, they’ve just realised a Heroes cover. Check out the album Violator for some truly great music, older material on Music for the Masses and Black Celebration is also outstanding.

They’ve also just realised a new album Spirit, awesome.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by HFW003

The best band in the world was heavily influenced by Bowie, they’ve just realised a Heroes cover. Check out the album Violator for some truly great music, older material on Music for the Masses and Black Celebration is also outstanding.

They’ve also just realised a new album Spirit, awesome.

It is clear only i can find music from times before bowie. I can't say many of their work is on my playlist, but there are a few.

Btw guys now he has the same jacket in white, that's so iphone. I want the yellow.

Nine inch nails is not seen as a softie band there (girly pop here) but the same song, a completely different message. Bowie in my eyes was never timid. His influence is not always in the spotlight, but anyone who hears his work is influenced.

[///M Power-Belgium]

[///M Power-Belgium]

Great energy !!!

[Flyingscotsman]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

I'm liking that

[Flyingscotsman]

Slightly OT, but I stumbled across this the other day...

[BOOF-M3]

[GuidoK]

Originally Posted by Lups

(and probably older too)

hmmm.. maybe.....maybe not. How old are you?

Originally Posted by Lups

Bowie in my eyes was never timid. His influence is not always in the spotlight, but anyone who hears his work is influenced.

I ment in his personality and the way he portrays his work.
He was a very gentle and modest man imho, and I think its one of the reasons he adapted alterego's especially in his earlier works.

[gjm120]

If you like Brian Jonestown Massacre I'm sure you've heard the Dandy Warhols. If not - give them a listen.

[are0lies]

Here are a few groups you may like:
Chicago
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Deep Purple
Emerson, Lake and Palmer (Greg Lake's voice is phenomenal)
Eric Burdon and the Animals
Fleetwood Mac
Journey
kd Lang
Led Zeppelin
Moody Blues
Neil Young (Harvest, After the Gold Rush)
Peter Gabriel, So
Pink Floyd
Rod Stewart (the older stuff)
Supertramp
Tina Turner
Traffic (Low Spark of High Heeled Boys)
War

And don't forget foreign artists like:
Eros Ramazotti
Alejandro Sanz
El Barrio (Me Voy Al Mundo)
Juanes
Mana
Marc Anthony
Presuntos Implicados

There are just too many artists that unfortunately get lost in the jumble.

[jgoens]

Originally Posted by Lups

Danzig. Always danzig.

/ thread.

Sweet....I grew up on a lot of stuff and Danzig was one of them....I saw them back in 88 at a small theater. Probably about 200 people there....pretty cool stuff....Misfits and Samhain was a bit noisy for me but Danzig hit it right with the right touch of metal and dark satan feel. I would say modern day version years later would go in to the likes of Godsmack.

[HFW003]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

That Roadhouse Blues riff sounds like it was meant to be there!

I’m sure even Martin would be impressed by that.

One of the best mash-ups I’ve heard!

[BOOF-M3]

That Roadhouse Blues riff sounds like it was meant to be there!

I’m sure even Martin would be impressed by that.

One of the best mash-ups I’ve heard![/QUOTE]


I believe you mean even Jim would have been impressed by it.

[BOOF-M3]

Originally Posted by jgoens

Sweet....I grew up on a lot of stuff and Danzig was one of them....I saw them back in 88 at a small theater. Probably about 200 people there....pretty cool stuff....Misfits and Samhain was a bit noisy for me but Danzig hit it right with the right touch of metal and dark satan feel. I would say modern day version years later would go in to the likes of Godsmack.

The moment Danzig got knocked out trying to bully another man, ehh I kinda stopped listening.

[HFW003]

Originally Posted by BOOF-M3

That Roadhouse Blues riff sounds like it was meant to be there!

I’m sure even Martin would be impressed by that.

One of the best mash-ups I’ve heard!

I believe you mean even Jim would have been impressed by it.[/QUOTE]

No, I am meant Martin, as in Martin L Gore from Depeche Mode.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by GuidoK

hmmm.. maybe.....maybe not. How old are you?

Anna is 35 .

[Lups]

Originally Posted by BOOF-M3

The moment Danzig got knocked out trying to bully another man, ehh I kinda stopped listening.

Oh come on, that was hilarious.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

Anna is 35 .

Or 48. My man me is getting bigger and more beautiful every year he stays at 48

[BOOF-M3]

Originally Posted by HFW003

I believe you mean even Jim would have been impressed by it.

No, I am meant Martin, as in Martin L Gore from Depeche Mode.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I was referring to Jim Morrison, he would have approved also.