Sorry, awful marriage...

love this, their voices together are great and the rhythm is great

but i think the lyrics are incomprehensible (maybe just me, not smart enough? nah doubt it) 

 cmarcan wrote: 
Dyslexia rlues

 robertdi8 wrote: 
Their performance was the highlight of that tribute for me, although George Michael's version of Somebody to Love was pretty decent too.

Perhaps my favorite Bowie song. Highly listenable, never gets old. 

I think Bill must have watched "Grosse Point Blank" last night...

Overplayed perhaps, but utterly brilliant. Looking forward to seeing whether Bowie still has the old magic when he brings out his new album.  Difficult to better such a great back catalogue.

and 10 as well from the Canadian Judge  : )

rdo wrote: 

"All right stop, Collaborate and listen, Ice is back with my brand new invention...."

Symbolic. "Best of Bowie (2002)" is the Queen. :) 

Just checking if the '10 - Godlike' is still nailed there....

Appropriate theme song for both camps as we are in the last few weeks of a close election here in the U.S....

 Snoopy2 wrote: 
I soo agree!

It's a great song.....I'm just tired of it.

 cmarcan wrote: 
david is OKAY but not nearly as good as Freddie... so I agree
 

Love this song.  David Bowie and Annie Lennox did the song live at the Freddy Mercury Tribute Concert (1992 I think).  Absolutely amazing version, well worth a look on Youtube
Dave

Freddy 10+ 
David 5 

Thanks Bill!!!!!!!

 fingerpin wrote: 
I get that line, and have always loved it.  Once you realize that the world doesn't give a shit about you, it gets scary.  Even in my farm with my semi-dysfunctional family, I knew that I was loved and cared for.  Stepping out into the greater world where people would only avoid hitting you with their car because it would dent their fender was a wake up call.

 richlister wrote: 







Now that's just wrong.

We used this and Toots and the Maytals 'Pressure Drop' (not ZZ Topp 'Got Me Under Pressure') in the soundtrack for a video my college chemistry students made on their construction of a giant water barometer.  We call it the 'Amazing Water Barometer' - it is over 30 feet (10 m) tall - we use a 4 story parking garage on campus to build it - using PVC tubing, duct tape, buckets, string, and a meter stick.  Lots of fun.  17th century scientists Torricelli and von Guericke are properly credited as our science advisors.  I left it up overnight this year and campus security took it down thinking it was a prank.