War Child Heroes And Sm'72 Out In Na Plus More Tvotr
I’m Afraid Of Americans…
As we told you some time ago,
As previously mentioned, this
Meanwhile, TVOTR‘s Kyp Malone has been talking about his band’s contribution to the album again. (02.20.2009 REMINDER: WAR CHILD 7 INCH VINYL BOX OUT MONDAY…TVOTR TALK) Here’s a bit from the
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Bowie chose Brooklyn experimental rockers TV On The Radio, whose latest album Dear Science was named the top album of 2008 by Rolling Stone, SPIN, Entertainment Weekly and The Guardian. TV On The Radio have put their own, unique drum-program-driven stamp on Heroes.
TVotR’s guitarist-vocalist Kyp Malone said it was a privilege to become involved in the War Child CD, particularly since their relationship with Bowie began before their third record, 2006’s Return to Cookie Mountain, on which the Thin White Duke ended up singing backup vocals.
It was TVotR’s keyboardist, David Andrew Sitek, who found Bowie was a fan of their music. Sitek found out where Bowie lived in The Big Apple and bravely dropped off a copy of the band’s first two albums. The rest, as they say, is history.
“It feels really good that (Bowie) asked us to do it,” Malone said.
Malone, whose band has six Canadian tour dates in May and June, said the responsibility of doing Bowie’s classic song justice only dawned after the fact.
“I didn’t feel any pressure until we were actually doing it. Then I tried to just think about making music and not think about trying to honour someone’s work I’ve respected for a long time,” Malone said. “I was listening to Bowie in a coffee shop, thinking about how distinct his voice is, and how much it is just his own thing, and it made me feel more comfortable about the job that we did, ultimately.”
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While we’re on the subject of North American releases, the jewel case version of David Bowie Live Santa Monica ’72 will be available there from next week, March 10th.
Geoff Mac Interviews In N.o.t.w. And Bromley Times
We had a friend, a talking man…
The headline says it…follow the links below to two new Geoff MacCormack interviews regarding
Sneak Preview Of Bme Exhibition On Youtube
I found the secrets, I found gold…
We first told you about the
Well now a spoof video of somebody ‘secretly filming’ the exhibition has been posted on
As you can see, there are three Bowie outfits on loan: the 1973 Ziggy numbers jump suit with red lace-up wrestling boots, David Live suit from 1974 and The Thin White Duke 1976 World Tour stage clobber.
If you don’t blink, you can just make out the Ashes To Ashes pierrot outfit on display in the New Romantics section.
Stay tuned for a closer look at the Bowie display shortly.