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Best Break-Up Albums? on 22:06 - Aug 19 by CiderwithRsie
Much of Space Oddity is break-up songs about a certain Hermione Grainger, who had ditched Bowie to go and be in the film, Song of Norway. Decades later he appeared in a t-shirt with the home-made slogan Song of Norway in the video of Where Are We Now?
I do rather wonder what his missus thought of that.
I'd be concerned about what his missus thought, too...
Best Break-Up Albums? on 21:33 - Aug 19 by BrianMcCarthy
This is supposed to one of the best. Apparently they were all falling out with each other. I think it's only average, but I'm in the minority. Poor ol' hamster.
Only average??!! What in the name of? Good Lord.
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Best Break-Up Albums? on 07:02 - Aug 20 with 1696 views
I re-watched 'Almost Famous' the other night and I've gone all Lester Bangs as I go about my day-to-day life
"These traffic lights are so bourgeois, man" I found myself declaring to Mrs. O'Sullivan and her collection of toy dogs yesterday morning. "I mean could they BE more obvious, man? Red, Amber and Green!!! C'mon!! Rock n'Roll is dead man"
"And do not, DO NOT, get me started on the cultural wasteland of modern ice-cream vans, kids" I proclaimed to the queueing kids in the park.
It's exhausting work being the saviour of Rock n'Roll,
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
"Should I say it with flowers or Should I say it with nails? I'm not the kind to push you around But I don't want to make myself vulnerable And if I was on my knees You'd have a pretty good view of my skull And I happen to know you're carrying a chisel"
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"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
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