Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
It's called discussion. As in "Discussion Forum".
If we all agreed we'd be very bored. Wed also have awful taste in music!
That's a no then
It's called discussion. As in "Discussion Forum".
If we all agreed we'd be very bored. Wed also have awful taste in music!
You missed out cranking. I get the impression many Bowie fans are well acquainted with cranking.
Out of interest, what is it about dying that makes you think we should automatically praise people or avoid criticism where it's due?Scara - I get that it's your forum and you can do what you want, but that's no reason to act like a complete clam. There's always one on these types of threads, it's quite fascinating.
Scara - I get that it's your forum and you can do what you want, but that's no reason to act like a complete clam. There's always one on these types of threads, it's quite fascinating.
No you don't.Great. Now I'll have to listen to insufferable, pretentious art student music for weeks.
I lost a dear friend recently as you know, and this is a massive loss for many other reasons. Grew up with his music. An enormous, enormous loss.I think that Bowie is just about my favourite artist. The breadth, diversity and quality of his 70's material is astounding. As a creative period, I think that it is unmatched in popular music.
I always knew that he attracted a particularly obsessive type of fan but I think you've even outdone that expectation.
You know that people don't automatically deserve respect just for dying right? It's something that literally anyone can do. The process of converting person to meat is incredibly common and simple.
People can and do deserve respect for what they do - IMO he didn't do anything that the likes of Lady Gaga isn't doing now, except she has a far better voice to go with it. He was (and she is) a very good example of why art students shouldn't be allowed near music rooms.
Frankly that's nonsense. His body of work stands its own against anyone and there can be only a very small handful of artists who have been more influential. But more importantly his 70's albums (including the ones he did with Iggy and Lou Reed) are all brilliant and so varied.
I really like Gaga but beyond being a bit theatrical I do not see the comparison.
Well said.His son is a very good mate of mine. Alright you don't like his music, that's your prerogative but is it necessary to bring it into a thread where people are obviously going to be discussing his passing?
I'm certainly no fanboy, but you just smack of the type of troll who makes comments to get people's backs up.
It's so immature, and the funny thing is you think you're being supremely intelligent. Trust me fella, that's not how you look.
And that's it from me in this thread as it's a little too personal.
Agreed. And Bowie fans are all influenced by costumes and videos.
Essentially I pay for it and make it work.Genuine question, I'm a relative newbie on this forum and I've seen a couple of posts on this thread say scara owns the forum. Why/how? I don't really now how/why forum boards work so this seems like as good a time to ask if any.
If this is to off topic for this thread please feel free to move it,
It's genuinely not trolling.Equally, you could choose to strut your anti-stuff privately with a few like-minded (and obviously deprived) friends, but by choosing to come here and get stuck in, you are trolling. Thus you have to expect what comes. This incredible artist has influenced and driven the lives and dreams of millions. brick on that legacy all you want, but frankly, your comments demean you mate. If you ever want a clue on this specific subject, I will happily point you to game-changing records.
Essentially I pay for it and make it work.
Mostly I do that so people have a platform to air whichever views they hold as long as they can back them up with reason. Sometimes people let emotions cloud that.
Essentially I pay for it and make it work.
Mostly I do that so people have a platform to air whichever views they hold as long as they can back them up with reason. Sometimes people let emotions cloud that.
It was little Richards band.