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Moonage Daydream Revisited

Moonage Daydream, the acclaimed documentary by filmmaker Brett Morgan is in the news because it is becoming available by streaming on HBO Max. It was snubbed at the Academy Awards but it received plenty of other awards and near-universal praise…

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Bowie waving (or saluting?)
Diamond Dogs set design
A painting by George Grosz
A painting by George Grosz
The Thin White Duke, who Bowie described as “ A very Aryan, fascist type; a would-be romantic with absolutely no emotion at all but who spouted a lot of neo-romance.”

#18 Worst Decision in Rock History?

Rolling Stone has become as much an online publication as a physical magazine, if not more, and like many such publications, it likes its lists. A recent one listed the 50 worst decisions in rock history. Most lists that have…

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RIP Harry Belafonte

Singer and civil rights leader Harry Belafonte has died at the age of 96. There’s not much of a Bowie connection, but I was able to find this picture of them both attending an event honoring Susan Sarandon at the…

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Bowie on Rykodisc

I went to my first Bowie concert in 1987– when the Glass Spider tour came to Toronto. It was from that’s point on that I became a fan. Around that time, the way we listened to music was changing from…

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RIP Ryuichi Sakamoto

I was embarrassed to admit that I didn’t recognize the name of Ryuichi Sakamoto when I began to see stories about his recent death, all the more so because most of those stories connected him to David Bowie. A pioneer…

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