It’s been a fair old time since Adam and Mike last spoke about Dear David and there’s Bowie News abound.

Kicking off a look through David Bowie’s Live Albums it may proof to be a bigger undertaking than previously thought. There’s quite a lot now!

Join them as they begin with Santa Monica ’72, breathlessly move into Ziggy Stardust the Motion Picture Soundtrack then admire the transition in David Live.

  It’s been a fair old time since Adam and Mike last spoke about Dear David and there’s Bowie News abound. Kicking off a look through David Bowie’s Live Albums it may proof to be a bigger undertaking than previously thought. There’s quite a lot now! Join them as they begin with Santa Monica ’72, […]

Previously on Breaking Glass - The David Bowie Catalogue, Adam and Mike left on things on a particularly dull cinematic cliffhanger.

Join us… them? As truck plummets off the cliff to talk Absolute Beginners, Labyrinth, When the Wind Blows, a film about Jesus, a British Sitcom - one famous, one not so much, some kids films and one of the finest cameos of all time.

Join the conversation. Up for discussion:

- Dear David’s fundamental misunderstanding of puppets

- Why James Fox is our better

- Which is the most obscure role Bowie took

- Why Omikron continues to be the BEST game ever

- Why Mr. Rice’s Secret? Thanks for coming back! x

Previously on Breaking Glass – The David Bowie Catalogue, Adam and Mike left on things on a particularly dull cinematic cliffhanger. Join us… them? As truck plummets off the cliff to talk Absolute Beginners, Labyrinth, When the Wind Blows, a film about Jesus, a British Sitcom – one famous, one not so much, some kids […]

Break out the 20th Century Fox horns, berate the schmuck looking at their phone and turn down the lights, it’s our MOVIE SPECIAL!

Adam and Mike work their way through the cinema and soundtrack songs of David Bowie from his TV debut in 1967 slap-bang up to… the mid-80s. Amongst other things we’re talking:

- The Man Who Fell to Earth

- Do, Do Get Your Own Pig.

- Christiane F.

- Baal

- The Hunger

- Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence

Everything from Rip Torn’s dong to the David Hemmings Presentation Experience is on the table.

Please join us on the journey. X

 

Break out the 20th Century Fox horns, berate the schmuck looking at their phone and turn down the lights, it’s our MOVIE SPECIAL! Adam and Mike work their way through the cinema and soundtrack songs of David Bowie from his TV debut in 1967 slap-bang up to… the mid-80s. Amongst other things we’re talking: – […]

The Alien, His PA, A Muse and a Serial Killer. Can Adam & Mile unravel the mysterious plot of David Bowie’s final artistic statement, the stage show ‘Lazarus’. The answer is almost certainly “No” but let’s see what nonsense they come up with. Talking the making of the show along with a rundown of the songs and a chat about the ‘No Plan’ EP join us please as we talk:

- Bad Irish accents

- Musicals for Cuckolds

- Bowie’s unblinking artistic “fuck you” to everyone

- Have Queen ever heard a money making idea they didn’t like?

- Which song do the actors sing the best?

- Did anyone really understand what was/is going on?

Thanks for coming back!

 

The Alien, His PA, A Muse and a Serial Killer. Can Adam & Mile unravel the mysterious plot of David Bowie’s final artistic statement, the stage show ‘Lazarus’. The answer is almost certainly “No” but let’s see what nonsense they come up with. Talking the making of the show along with a rundown of the […]

He was always to good for us. We mustn't be greedy. So, we reach the final album. Possibly the finest artistic epitaph in music, David Bowie's 'Blackstar'.

Tabled for discussion.

- How much do you love it?

- Could we love it a little more?

- Is it possible to love it more?

- We love David Bowie.

- Not a question.

- Just a fact.

Join us once more please!

 

He was always to good for us. We mustn’t be greedy. So, we reach the final album. Possibly the finest artistic epitaph in music, David Bowie’s ‘Blackstar’. Tabled for discussion. – How much do you love it? – Could we love it a little more? – Is it possible to love it more? – We love […]