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#48158 01/12/16 04:38 PM
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I'm devastated to hear of his death. Just bought his new album on Friday. His 69th birthday. He didn't look to good in the video for his new song but I didn't expect this. R.I.P

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Originally Posted By: Tony Visconti
His death was no different from his life - a work of art. He made Blackstar for us, his parting gift. I knew for a year this was the way it would be. I wasn't, however, prepared for it. He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life. He will always be with us. For now, it is appropriate to cry.


Originally Posted By: The Telegraph
Visconti has previously spoken of creating the album, which was recorded in just three sessions over the course of three months at the beginning of 2015. It now appears the singer and those closest to him arranged its release at the end of his life, after 18 months of living with cancer.


In case he does not resurrect tomorrow like Lazarus, I'll say he was the greatest showman in the history of pop music. The last movie where he acted ("Bandslam", 2009) came recently in Finnish television.

In this mood of my disappearing stars I made a song last spring:
https://soundcloud.com/beta5/stars

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It's been the shock more than anything. All completely unexpected. But he was always good at that sort of thing. He was arguably at his best when he shocked us.



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Good morning. It's Friday on my mind!

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Just found this is a 1980 interview with Bowie in the NME:

Angus MacKinnon: Obvious questions which I suppose I'm obliged to ask - what do you think of Gary Numan and John Foxx and all the other little Diamond Dog clones?

David Bowie: I only have opinions on them because I've been asked about them; I never had any before. I've already been asked once about Numan over the last month.
Foxx - I think he gives himself a wider berth; I think there's more diversity in what he does and could do.


source: http://www.bowiegoldenyears.com/articles/800913-nme.html


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