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Given the way things are going, I think we should all listen to "Under The God" by Tin Machine

youtube.com/watch?v=gJpi5EN8-1

"Racism back in rule
White trash picking up Nazi flags
While you was gone, there was war
This is the West, get used to it
They put a swastika over the door"
genius.com/Tin-machine-under-t
bowiebible.com/songs/under-the

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Postscript: #ReevesGabrels was playing slide #guitar in “country-pop” band #RubberRodeo after their 1986 release produced by #DavidBowie collaborator Ken Scott (#music engineer on #SpaceOddity & #TheManWhoSoldTheWorld, producer on #HunkyDory, #ZiggyStardust, #AladdinSane).

So a different and less-#1980s-bombast version of #Bowie’s #NeverLetMeDown could have happened then!

Maybe critics wouldn’t have panned it so hard; maybe he wouldn’t have reacted with five years of #TinMachine. Maybe, maybe…

#ASongForYou 11/29/23

“Heaven’s In Here (Live on Arsenio Hall 1991) by #TinMachine

youtu.be/YTjrqLtjb78

NOTE: Not only does #DavidBowie and his massive noise-blues-punk project totally slay on this TV appearance, but we also get to see David Bowie’s bare torso! Really.

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#AmListening #NowPlaying #IggyPop and #DavidBowie Live 1977. On the tour for The Idiot, Bowie played keyboards and provided backing vox. The rhythm section was Tony and Hunt Sales (later of #TinMachine). Guitars were provided by Ricky Gardiner. The Cleveland date (21 March 1977) was widely bootlegged under the name Iggy and Ziggy. That date, as well as shows from 7 and 28 March are collected here: open.spotify.com/album/3q3TMyR

The quality of the Cleveland set is the best of the three.

SpotifyThe Bowie Years: Live In ‘77Iggy Pop · Album · 2020 · 40 songs.

One more Bowie tune before turning in, though technically this one is by "Tin Machine".

The song is "Under The God", and from their first album (there were only two), released in 1989.

This is from a live performance in 1991.

On a side note, I find it remarkable that he was able to so deftly dodge whatever was thrown on stage, considering that he basically didn't have any depth perception.

#NowPlaying #TinMachine

youtube.com/watch?v=pS-Ko8La7G