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BIG SURPRISE ANOTHER INTERNET LIBERAL WAGING WAR ON CHRIS.
Kinda got a '70s Lennon thing going on
Nice piece. Seen him twice in the last 10 years, both with my family. An unending parade of hits but also of weird, goofy songs that you understand could only have been birthed and ushered into pop consciousness by this one dude. (I say "weird, goofy" as a huge compliment.)
I don't care what you guys say, if I have to go to a Kenny Chesney concert I'm also taking every drug I can see, guzzling cheap beer and throwing my trash everywhere.
tryin as hard as i can 2 frame a Burger King Push joke rn but it's NOT HAPPENING FOR ME
no Predatory Wasp of the Palisades = war crime on my soul
it sounds pretty cool.
well i have 2 say that was a refreshingly low-drama breakup story
this dude was a titan.
love Wussy, saw them playing in the basement of a comic book shop while traveling thru Nashville a few years ago.
I'M HERE 4 THE DOOM PATROL REFERENCE DADDY
have we bitched about kanye trying 2 sell the album as just downloads for 20 bux cuz i kind of want 2 bitch about that
I love him too but the brevity of Blackstar is hugely refreshing. This is a dude that basically spent the whole CD era loading discs with as many tracks as he could. All the '90s albums are too long IMO; even if the tracklist was a manageable number, the album would be mostly 5 minute long songs. A Bowie album under 45 minutes feels like a godsend, focused and purposeful.
Overall, Bowie crooning opaque lyrics over Satan jazz is something I can jam to.
Blackstar and Lazarus were the 2 right songs to release first, 'cuz they're the best. Dollar Days and I Can't Give Everything Away are the "grower" candidates right now. To me, this album is a lot better than The Next Day, which was a little boring for me, aside from being probably 3 tracks too long.