Thoughts from the mind of Dennis Gunn, 01-07-2002: > >Okay, I did last week -- bought it without listening... and, to be >>honest, I don't see what's astounding about it. > >I was quite the hard core Bowie fan 23 years ago. Everything up >until and including "The Lodger" totally blew my mind. But the edge >did seem to come of somewhere along the line between "the Lodger" and >"Lets Dance". Was it him or was it me. It was him. I lost interest at the exact same time. "Let's dance" was the 1st album I didn't buy... Then "Outside" was rather interesting again, some 15-20 years later... (don't recall the exact years -- that's age... :). "Earthling" again rather sucked in that it was a bad copy of Outside. And now this new album... which sounds decent enough, pleasant background music, but not coming close to "blowing your mind"... >Could it be that that level of creativity may be just too hard for >*anyone* to sustain forever. Probably, yes. I have the same sort of problem with Peter Hammill, whose music was (to me) even more earth-shattering than Bowie's. Not so nowadays -- same story. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html
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Re: [L-OT] David Bowie and David Torn
2002-07-03 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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