Really?  hilarious!  I wonder if they perform "Bravely Bold Sir Robin"

We used to call him Phil Comma…for his comma of hair sadly plastered to his big, empty forehead.

We used to call him Phil Comma…for his comma of hair sadly plastered to his big, empty forehead.

I agree side one is better, and the production on BIg Brother is a bit silly (its the kind of thing i listen to on headphones, or when no one is around), but We are the Dead is still a great song.  ALso I'm a big fan of the novel, and although it is a flawed attempt at a 1984 concept album, right down to being denied…

I agree side one is better, and the production on BIg Brother is a bit silly (its the kind of thing i listen to on headphones, or when no one is around), but We are the Dead is still a great song.  ALso I'm a big fan of the novel, and although it is a flawed attempt at a 1984 concept album, right down to being denied…

Mike Tyson also paid respect to Philip.

Mike Tyson also paid respect to Philip.

The solo at the end of Moonage Daydream is something else, especially the part where, after several bars of wailing on a very high note, he sort of halts, then plays some very tasty licks a few octaves down, and yes, its all about the fat tone and vibrato.  This solo also reminds me of Randy Rhoads outro solo for You…

The solo at the end of Moonage Daydream is something else, especially the part where, after several bars of wailing on a very high note, he sort of halts, then plays some very tasty licks a few octaves down, and yes, its all about the fat tone and vibrato.  This solo also reminds me of Randy Rhoads outro solo for You…

Agree on Diamond Dogs.  We are the Dead and Big Brother also great, weird tracks.

Agree on Diamond Dogs.  We are the Dead and Big Brother also great, weird tracks.

Yes he was the hardest working man in rock for a while and we sure at the time wished that he wasn't.  Both Live Aids, bogus movies, that album with the Big Red Face, I remember hoping that he, Sting and Bono would all die in a plane crash in an eighties version of the Day the Music Died (Again).

Yes he was the hardest working man in rock for a while and we sure at the time wished that he wasn't.  Both Live Aids, bogus movies, that album with the Big Red Face, I remember hoping that he, Sting and Bono would all die in a plane crash in an eighties version of the Day the Music Died (Again).

But reading on, its a fucking cool story—money line: "I was eighteen years old".

But reading on, its a fucking cool story—money line: "I was eighteen years old".

I also think he would be pretty happy reading the comments, which have been one big lovefest.  Great interview.

I also think he would be pretty happy reading the comments, which have been one big lovefest.  Great interview.

Interviewer: "How did you end up in the Southern Death Cult?
Rock star:  "Well, through a series of events, I ended up homeless".

Interviewer: "How did you end up in the Southern Death Cult?
Rock star:  "Well, through a series of events, I ended up homeless".

try screeching falsetto.  and i mean no disrespect to Gary