My blog has been on hiatus pretty much since COVID, but i found something I had to share. There has been a figure hiding in the static shadow of one of the last images taken of David Bowie. Upping the exposure reveals it. Any idea who this is or what it might be? I showed … Continue reading Hidden figure in the shadows
For anyone who thinks MY articles get a little ridiculous: I was beginning to get mildly hysterical. I could tell by the way the telephone receiver was crumpling in my hand as I squeezed it. The record company was still insisting that an interview with Ziggy Stardust was impossible due to the fact that he … Continue reading Article: A World Shattering Exclusive! Our Galactic Editor Gavin Petrie Tracks Down… Ziggy Stardust
We are back with another shortlist of some of the stranger bootlegs we've encountered in the wild. (Part 1 can be found here). NOTE: If you do not own every item on this list, you are not a true Bowie fan. NOTE: We do not own every item on this list. Hypnotic Gaze Thicc White … Continue reading Bowie Bootleg Bonanza Part 2
"Great British Rock Singers. Chris Welch - and Marc Bolan - on David Bowie" (Melody Maker, 1977)
An extremely serious scientific analysis into the bizarre origins of Ziggy Stardust, and the revolutionary discovery of GNOME CONTROL™
David Bowie: "I have no identity" I had just settled myself comfortably on the couch, in the living room of David Bowie's suite in the Americana Flagship hotel in Rochester, when in from his bedroom bounced a pale but smiling Bowie carrying a small stuffed monkey. "Say hello to Asshole," he said, pointing the monkey … Continue reading David Bowie: The Man With No Identity (Interview, May 1978)
Controversial rock star David Bowie takes the title role in a new production of Bertoldt Brecht's first play, an amoral tale interspersed with songs. Being cast as the anarchic singer and poet might seem appropriate for Bowie, whose own public image shares many of the same characteristics. But, as Henry Fenwick discovers, Bowie's own attitude to life is very different from Baal's.
David Bowie - Lance Loud Crashes His Private Playpen
An extended discussion of 1.Outside, The Leon Suites, and the elusive Slinky Secrets album
Transcribed Interview: David Bowie with New Musical Express, Nov 1969
