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R.I.P. David Bowie

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Anj Jan 2016 8:22am, 11 Jan 2016 5,869 posts	Quote Pin Anj It is sad, but would disagree Star, I do t think any of his music really appealed to me.
Girlie Jan 2016 8:25am, 11 Jan 2016 10,614 posts	Quote Pin Girlie The world is little less colourful this morning. Shocked at the news but what a legacy of great tunes.
swittle Jan 2016 8:31am, 11 Jan 2016 36,717 posts	Quote Pin swittle So many personae, so much music, performance and art: I think he'll be content with his legacy.
Doctor K Jan 2016 8:35am, 11 Jan 2016 3,713 posts	Quote Pin Doctor K Many of the musicians of my youth are reaching ages where they are more vulnerable, Bowie being one of them. Diamond Dogs album my favourite with Hunky Dory close behind.
LindsD Jan 2016 8:35am, 11 Jan 2016 8,268 posts	Quote Pin LindsD Also sad here.
Rach E Jan 2016 8:46am, 11 Jan 2016 7,888 posts	Quote Pin Rach E Probably the saddest I've ever been after the death of a music legend. David Bowie was my favourite artist - I was too young to know him in his Ziggy and Hunky Dory days, but came to appreciate him and what he did for the music industry as a whole later in life. I spent hours at university playing his music, and even studied the theory behind his music (and there was a lot!) as well as looking at its greater impact throughout the music industry. I'll never forget the first time I saw him live at Shepherd's Bush Empire and was completely blown away, and did some violin work at the South Bank Centre with him and Brian Eno. Truly saddened by this news today.
Little Nemo - this kitten can Jan 2016 8:50am, 11 Jan 2016 6,072 posts	Quote Pin Little Nemo - this kitten can Sad news Growing up my family only had a handful of albums and David Bowie was one of the few we had. My mother always said that he was the one person she would consider running off with if she had the chance. So for these reasons he was always a bit of a legend. RIP
Surelynot Jan 2016 8:58am, 11 Jan 2016 818 posts	Quote Pin Surelynot Saddened by this news. I was around 12 when Ziggy Stardust came out. I'd never heard anything like it. Although Hunky dory is the better album in my view. Saw him live on the Mysterious Moonlight tour. Great show.
DoricQuine Jan 2016 9:05am, 11 Jan 2016 2,285 posts	Quote Pin DoricQuine I'm old enough to have seen him live on stage in his Ziggy persona. First live gig I had ever been to and I can still remember it well. Sad day.
The Teaboy Jan 2016 9:09am, 11 Jan 2016 13,364 posts	Quote Pin The Teaboy Low is on repeat today.