Month: June 2000

BowieNet has a brand-new Special Feature! The new Ricochet section explores the 1983 Serious Moonlight Tour in-depth, and behind-the-scenes!! The section includes video from Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and includes performances of ‘Fame‘, ‘Look Back In Anger‘, and ‘Ricochet‘. Click on the red ‘Ricochet‘ button in the ‘Special Features’ box to the right. There are 8 video clips in all, and to view the second set of clips, you must click on the small arrow pointing down.

Enjoy!

Here is a note from Mike, the webmaster of the Ziggy Stardust Companion:

Tomorrow – 6 June is the 28th Anniversary of Ziggy’s release. Incidentally I’ve updated and new material for June 2000 can be found here at What’s New?

http://www.5years.com/new.htm

Go to the Ziggy Stardust Companion

thanks mike

The BBC have announced an unprecedented level of coverage for this year’s Glastonbury Festival. With more than 60 hours of airtime over the three days, anyone who can’t make this event will be able to watch the highlights from the comfort of their own homes.

Go here for more.

:))

thanks spaceface

Hello everybody…

This is to let you all know that the HP Trio will be up at the Dark Star tonight at 8 pm…(158 W.72nd St, just east of Broadway, south side of the street)

Come one, come all and if possible,bring your mother. This will be her last chance to see Cuong Vu and his wild ass trumpet.He’ll be off in Europe for next weeks gig….

thanks steve

Autographed copies of photographer MICK ROCK’s IGGY POP book, “Raw Power: Iggy Pop and the Stooges 1972,” which has not been released in the States, is available online at www.GreatModernPictures.com

thanks violet

Another review of BowieStyle appeared in this week’s Financial Times magazine supplement called The Business.They use two lovely pictures from BowieStyle, of the stylish Bowie nearly a quarter of a century apart. They go on to say that Bowie’s story ‘is a walking, talking dissertation of the rise of the make-up and depliatory industries of the 70s and 80s… When he plucked his eyebrows, a generation of young men set to work with a Swiss Army knife. They really don’t make them like this before.’thanks Big Boy