Muere David Bowie 11/01/2016

[Lady Bowie]

Hay tres canciones no lanzadas todavía de "Blackstar" y ya subieron el preview de dos de ellas. El viernes aparecen completas a la venta.

Dejo el link por si a algún otro fan le interesa

http://sonarfm.cl/sonarfm/noticias/...ones-ineditas-de-david/2016-10-18/130539.html

 

[bambina]

Escucha dos de las últimas grabaciones de David Bowie: No plan y When I met you

DAVID BOWIE DAVID BOWIE Actualizado 18/10/2016 17:01:45 CET MADRID, 18 Oct. (EDIZIONES) - Tras su muerte el pasado 10 de enero, se supo que David Bowie había dejado una serie de grabaciones ya terminadas relacionadas con el que a la postre fue su último disco, Lazarus, editado dos días antes de su fallecimiento, coincidiendo con su 69 cumpleaños. Pues bien, con motivo del lanzamiento este viernes 21 de octubre de Lazarus Cast Album, banda sonora del musical también titulado Lazarus ...

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Escucha dos de las últimas grabaciones de David Bowie: No plan y When I met you

Estas son las tres últimas canciones grabadas por David Bowie poco antes de morir y se titulan Killing A Little Time, No Plan y When I Met You. Todas estan co-producidas por su colaborador habitual Tony Visconti. Pues bien, este martes la BBC ha estrenado las dos últimas canciones:
Pues bien, este martes la BBC ha estrenado las dos últimas canciones: No Plan (puedes escucharla AQUÍ sobre el 46:20) y When I met you (comienza en el punto 02:51:00 AQUÍ).

 

[bambina]

Demasiado precioso!!!

 

[Princess Kate]

Hoy cumpliría setenta años y en 3 días se cumple el aniverario de su muerte.
Los libros que le influenciaron:

Here are Bowie’s booktrysts, in reverse chronological order:

1. The Age of American Unreason (public library) by Susan Jacoby (2008)
2. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao (public library) by Junot Diaz (2007)
3. The Coast of Utopia (trilogy) (public library) by Tom Stoppard (2007)
4. Teenage: The Creation of Youth 1875–1945 (public library) by Jon Savage (2007)
5. Fingersmith (public library) by Sarah Waters (2002)
6. The Trial of Henry Kissinger (public library) by Christopher Hitchens (2001)
7. Mr. Wilson’s Cabinet of Wonder (public library) by Lawrence Weschler (1997)
8. A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1890–1924 (public library) by Orlando Figes (1997)
9. The Insult (public library) by Rupert Thomson (1996)
10. Wonder Boys (public library) by Michael Chabon (1995)
11. The Bird Artist (public library) by Howard Norman (1994)
12. Kafka Was the Rage: A Greenwich Village Memoir (public library) by Anatole Broyard (1993)
13. Beyond the Brillo Box: The Visual Arts in Post-Historical Perspective (public library) by Arthur C. Danto (1992)
14. Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson (public library) by Camille Paglia (1990)
15. David Bomberg (public library) by Richard Cork (1988)
16. Sweet Soul Music: Rhythm and Blues and the Southern Dream of Freedom (public library) by Peter Guralnick (1986)
17. The Songlines (public library) by Bruce Chatwin (1986)
18. Hawksmoor (public library) by Peter Ackroyd (1985)
19. Nowhere to Run: The Story of Soul Music (public library) by Gerri Hirshey (1984)
20. Nights at the Circus (public library) by Angela Carter (1984)
21. Money (public library) by Martin Amis (1984)
22. White Noise (public library) by Don DeLillo (1984)
23. Flaubert’s Parrot (public library) by Julian Barnes (1984)
24. The Life and Times of Little Richard (public library) by Charles White (1984)
25. A People’s History of the United States (public library) by Howard Zinn (1980)
26. A Confederacy of Dunces (public library) by John Kennedy Toole (1980)
27. Interviews with Francis Bacon (public library) by David Sylvester (1980)
28. Darkness at Noon (public library) by Arthur Koestler (1980)
29. Earthly Powers (public library) by Anthony Burgess (1980)
30. Raw, a “graphix magazine” (1980–1991)
31. Viz, magazine (1979–)
32. The Gnostic Gospels (public library) by Elaine Pagels (1979)
33. Metropolitan Life (public library) by Fran Lebowitz (1978)
34. In Between the Sheets (public library) by Ian McEwan (1978)
35. Writers at Work: The Paris Review Interviews (public library) by ed Malcolm Cowley (1977)
36. The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (public library) by Julian Jaynes (1976)
37. Tales of Beatnik Glory (public library) by Ed Saunders (1975)
38. Mystery Train (public library) by Greil Marcus (1975)
39. Selected Poems (public library) by Frank O’Hara (1974)
40. Before the Deluge: A Portrait of Berlin in the 1920s (public library) by Otto Friedrich (1972)
41. In Bluebeard’s Castle: Some Notes Towards the Re-definition of Culture (public library) by George Steiner (1971)
42. Octobriana and the Russian Underground (public library) by Peter Sadecky (1971)
43. The Sound of the City: The Rise of Rock and Roll (public library) by Charlie Gillett(1970)
44. The Quest for Christa T (public library) by Christa Wolf (1968)
45. Awopbopaloobop Alopbamboom: The Golden Age of Rock (public library) by Nik Cohn (1968)
46. The Master and Margarita (public library) by Mikhail Bulgakov (1967)
47. Journey into the Whirlwind (public library) by Eugenia Ginzburg (1967)
48. Last Exit to Brooklyn (public library) by Hubert Selby Jr. (1966)
49. In Cold Blood (public library) by Truman Capote (1965)
50. City of Night (public library) by John Rechy (1965)
51. Herzog (public library) by Saul Bellow (1964)
52. Puckoon (public library) by Spike Milligan (1963)
53. The American Way of Death (public library) by Jessica Mitford (1963)
54. The Sailor Who Fell from Grace With the Sea (public library) by Yukio Mishima(1963)
55. The Fire Next Time (public library) by James Baldwin (1963)
56. A Clockwork Orange (public library) by Anthony Burgess (1962)
57. Inside the Whale and Other Essays (public library) by George Orwell (1962)
58. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (public library) by Muriel Spark (1961)
59. Private Eye, magazine (1961–)
60. On Having No Head: Zen and the Rediscovery of the Obvious (public library) by Douglas Harding (1961)
61. Silence: Lectures and Writing (public library) by John Cage (1961)
62. Strange People (public library) by Frank Edwards (1961)
63. The Divided Self (public library) by R. D. Laing (1960)
64. All the Emperor’s Horses (public library) by David Kidd (1960)
65. Billy Liar (public library) by Keith Waterhouse (1959)
66. The Leopard (public library) by Giuseppe di Lampedusa (1958)
67. On the Road (public library) by Jack Kerouac (1957)
68. The Hidden Persuaders (public library) by Vance Packard (1957)
69. Room at the Top (public library) by John Braine (1957)
70. A Grave for a Dolphin (public library) by Alberto Denti di Pirajno (1956)
71. The Outsider (public library) by Colin Wilson (1956)
72. Lolita (public library) by Vladimir Nabokov (1955)
73. Nineteen Eighty-Four (public library) by George Orwell (1949)
74. The Street (public library) by Ann Petry (1946)
75. Black Boy (public library) by Richard Wright (1945)

 

[Princess Kate]

Forever Love dice Iman en su página de FB

Imágenes que aparecen en respuesta a su post:

El original que está en exhibición en Roma.

 

[bambina]

 

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[Euridice]

Hoy hace un año

 

[Lady Bowie]

Ahora, con todos los aniversarios, la BBC sacó un docu llamado "The Last Five Years", ¡¡yo lo vi ayer y me gustó!! Aunque me dio pena lo viejo y demacrado que salía (más demacrado que viejo), y encontré también que era un poco de lejitos, o sea, no aparece Iman, no aparece el hijo, es más la parte técnica del artista y uno de sus amigos.

¡Acá el link! Lo fome es que técnicamente solo se puede ver desde UK (yo tuve que hacer magias con internet para poder verlo... de hecho, creo que ahora mi pc tiene todos los virus del mundo, jaja).

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b088ktm6/david-bowie-the-last-five-years

 

[bambina]

 

[bambina]

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