That was Bowie's experiment with the cut up writing method that William Burroughs used in novels like The Naked Lunch - though if the truth be told, I believe that Brion Gysin actually pioneered the technique. With Bowie, it was most evident to me on the album, Lodger. johnb PS bowie always gets more street cred than anderson - it's in the rule book. d.etheridge1@... wrote: > Well I heard that David Bowie used to write lyrics, cut the sentences > up into individual words, and throw them together like some demented > scrabble on steroids -no one's taken the piss for such a > 'pretentious' approach. Or does chance immediately bestow street cred > on DB and not JA? >
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Re: [Mellotronists] Re: question/observation
2007-11-17 by john barrick