DavidIf you started your Bowie introduction with this record, that would be a bit unfortunate but palatable at least. It was definitely the beginning of the slide into his own level of mediocrity that lasted the next 10 years.
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DavidThis is a slightly bonkers, completely trippy, alien mantra by ex Spaceman 3 co-founder Pete Kemper aka Sonic Boom. Just a warning if you are thinking of ever listening to this.
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DavidIt this It? I really think it is! While not just about the best debut in musical history, it’s also one of it’s greatest records.
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DavidAnother fun-and-fan-filled and somewhat obscure Bowie-related compilation - this time courtesy of Mojo Magazine. (Uncut Magazine released a couple of Bowie cover compilations back in 2003 and 2008).
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DavidMore dirgey psychedelia from the Wooden Shjips’ trippy guitarist and leader Erik Johnson et al. While it gets a bit samey across several albums, (this is my forth Moon Duo record), it’s exactly the samey that I really like!
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