Photo: Shearer/WireImage Lady Gaga vs. David Bowie, “Let’s Just Dance” [Mashup] DJ Terry Urban treats mashups like Cage treats composition, dropping just a micro-fragment of Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” behind Lady Gaga’s “Just Dance” — to startling effect. This also marks the first occasion for either artist where subtlety has served as an...
In terms of early ‘70s rock, I’ve got not a clue as to what a Jeepster of Love would be. But when Marc Bolan sang of being one to his girl, the definition didn’t matter. Because Bolan was one sexy piece of glam. And the music he created on Electric Warrior , the sixth album for T. Rex , thrust him into a realm even David Bowie couldn’t touch. Sure, everyone in their right mind...
This week it is David Bowie's 1970 (released in early 1971 in the UK) album The Man Who Sold The World This album was where the blueprint for his later incarnation as Ziggy Stardust can first be seen, not least because it is where the nucleus of the Spiders From Mars first comes together. The album was a real departure from what had come before as far as Bowie's music is concerned. The sound is heavy,...
David Bowie – Crystal Japan No posts for a while so I thought I’d come through with a little something for the weekend. David Bowie is a rather divisive figure among Dilate Choonz bloggers – some of us think he’s a genius, others think he’s a complete dud. I must admit that listening to 80s albums like Tonight and Never Let Me Down would swing one towards the latter category...
[Tracklist & Download Link Inside] David Bowie + Lady Gaga = Lady Stardust. Thanks Mon Frere Urban. 1. Intro 2. Let’s Just Dance (Ft. Colby O’Donnis)(Prod. by nVMe Remix) 3. Lady Gaga Intermission 4. Love Under Pressure (Ft. OnCue)(Prod. By Apple Juice Kid & 6th Sense) 5. Christopher Walken Intermission 6. Poker Tramp (Ft. Freebass808) (Prod. By Apple Juice Kid 7. Lady Gaga [...]...
New in from What What Records, Ed Orable feat Spoek's Dance No More gets a Monkey Safari remix, but fails to ignite a pretty much repetitive plodding track, not a floor shaker, more of an irritant that just screams for some invention and oomph to it! Check out the mixtape though as it's rather good and makes up for the naff track given to me for review! Ed Orable Feat Spoek - Dance No More - Monkey...
"I am just trying to avoid being a slave to the old musical system," says Ryuichi Sakamoto of his new CD, Out of Noise. "I was doing that when I was 18, but then came a long detour into pop and film music. I now want to get back to my roots." And the world's most eccentric singer-songwriter gives a self-deprecating laugh: that detour included modelling for Gap, playing a sadistic...
Have a bad HSN-QVC SHOPPING EXPERIENCE: Let IMAN go on with kaftans, 30 years after her mafia skank-hubby DAVID BOWIE duped Nixon's W.E.S., to twit ME, for playing guitar so well, Bowie and AC-ZZ duped me and blew off Reagan geeks like Vanilla Ice, when they stole my riffs AND Iran's assets, AND THAT'S THE WAY IT IS, for Ted Poe and any other idiot with his thumb up Reagan's ass. Why does Iman get...
(TrendHunter.com) When it is your 10th anniversary, what do you expect? Do you expect a badass collection of David Bowie inspired t-shirts? I would, because I love David Bowie, and evidently the Izzue 10th Anniversary Collection…
With the hit of drummer Jon Fishman’s hi-hat, David Bowie attempted to give the first set a closing shot in the arm. However, the four members of Phish never really got in sync as the ending of Bowie sounded frantic and disconnected and never reached full throttle to finish the first set. The second set would open up with a few bright spots, namely Runaway Jim and the highlight of the evening...
The musical year of 2010 could very well be like the year 2012, that is if John Cusack cuts a record with a multi-million dollar budget leaving critical audiences with a collective "Oy" escaping their lips. However, what 2010 lacks in apocalyptic CGI effects it more than makes up for in fantastic music releases. Perhaps an LP not as anticipated as the LCD Soundsystem's and The New Pornographer's...
The label asserts that the pairing of Mikkeller (Denmark and the known world at large) and Brew Dog (bricks and mortar in Scotland, thank you much) is tantamount to two rock stars coming together. I'm for it, but wary. Pop and rock is littered with the corpses of ill-conceived super groups and one-off video abominations like Mick Jagger and David Bowie imagining they might improve on the divinely rebellious...
It’s almost time to start thinking about Christmas shopping isn’t it? Well today here on ENS, not only do we have something that you might want to keep for your own stocking, but it could make an awesome gift for that classic music lover on your list. We have copies of 3 very [...]
Phish opened up their Fall Tour last night in Detroit. Here’s the setlist and some download links: Setlist: Phish November 18, 2009 Cobo Arena Detroit, MI Set 1: AC/DC Bag, Foam, Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan, Bouncing Around The Room, Sample In A Jar, Kill Devil Falls, It’s Ice, Horn, Mountains In The Mist, Poor Heart, 46 Days, David Bowie Set [...] Related posts: Phish @ Alpine Valley:...
This makes a great retro present for anyone who vaguely remembers it's original launch. But I can't understand why there isn't a small music book, just a few sheets so that you can have a go at a couple of tunes. That would have made it more fun, because to be honest you probably wouldn't give this to someone who's musically gifted. ••▷••▷••▷ Click to See Stylophone The Original Pocket Electronic Organ...
Twilight hottie Cam Giagandet shops in Los Angeles with his family looking hot. Yeah. David Bowie is in SoHo . Imagine walking down the street and seeing David freakin Bowie?? That would be surreal, no? Dancing With the Stars’ Brooke Burke is at Cross Creek Park in Malibu with the kiddies Motorcyle momma Fran Drescher waits for her ride at Coogies Restaurant in Malibu Zac Efron arrives at LAX from
You may think platform shoes are something straight out of contemporary pop culture, but you’d be wrong. Platform shoes have a rich and varied history that begins in the theaters of Ancient Greece. Tragic actors would often don platform sandals with wood or cork soles. This added height was reserved for characters of particular importance or nobility. The practice was adopted by the Romans who called...