[ SECRET POST #3325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3325 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Uh huh. Bowie never had a period of time where he didn't have a lull in his career. Neveeeerrrrrrr.

Also, it helps that for those 8 years Bowie had a regular supply of milk, peppers, and cocaine to help him be so influential.

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't say he didn't have a lull, did I? What many people consider Bowie's down period lasted longer than Lady Gaga's whole career. If Lady Gaga comes back and enjoys another 20+ years as an amazing singer, songwriter and performer rather than a bedazzled clothing rack, I'll be happy to reassess my opinion.

It's a bit silly to credit drugs for a career like Bowie's when there are rehabs full of people with worse habits who can't even hold down a job at Burger King. If that's what you think, I'm not sure why you feel equipped to comment on David Bowie's music at all.

[rad_braybury]

I'm not sure what you're saying. Are you saying that the infamous milk/peppers/cocaine period was a "lull"? Because he created the Berlin Trilogy during that period, arguably the top three most avant garde and influential albums of his career. Not to mention Young Americans, in which he created an entire new genre of music.

[arcadiaego]

Fuck you, I'm in Tin Machine!