By that logic I should tell you to shut up about why you like the show. Just like it! I don't want to hear your reasons or opinions. Just like it and shut up!
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you know that whenever you're wearing a romper, everyone is just thinking how hilarious it is that you have to strip nude to pee in a public toilet, don't you?
you know that whenever you're wearing a romper, everyone is just thinking how hilarious it is that you have to strip nude to pee in a public toilet, don't you?
I'm calling bullshit on this. Do you only travel at night? I see at least 3 rompers every weekend day in the summer.
I'm calling bullshit on this. Do you only travel at night? I see at least 3 rompers every weekend day in the summer.
It certainly is playing on phallic imagery. I would have preferred he mention my favorite little word game in that song, "The church of man love/ is such a holy place to be" Is it "church of man, love" or "church of man-love"?
It certainly is playing on phallic imagery. I would have preferred he mention my favorite little word game in that song, "The church of man love/ is such a holy place to be" Is it "church of man, love" or "church of man-love"?
But it gave us all this space to talk about Bowie, the most important subject of them all!
But it gave us all this space to talk about Bowie, the most important subject of them all!
7 thumbs up?
This gets your lowest rating ever?!
7 thumbs up?
This gets your lowest rating ever?!
What she's wearing is certainly a trilby, but I've heard some hat enthusiasts refer to trilbys as a subset of the fedora. Having read way more about this than I should have, I still haven't found a definitive answer.
What she's wearing is certainly a trilby, but I've heard some hat enthusiasts refer to trilbys as a subset of the fedora. Having read way more about this than I should have, I still haven't found a definitive answer.
I read once that when working with Ronson, Bowie need only hum what idea he had for the guitar and Ronson would nail it exactly the first time. Not sure if it's true, but the spirit is. Their work is just astonishingly timeless. It still sounds new to me.
I read once that when working with Ronson, Bowie need only hum what idea he had for the guitar and Ronson would nail it exactly the first time. Not sure if it's true, but the spirit is. Their work is just astonishingly timeless. It still sounds new to me.
No it wasn't.
No it wasn't.
I'm the bombardier!
I'm the bombardier!
Well he sort of wrote A version of the song. It's worth noting he was in a singing group called the Tarriers who did a version of Day-o that charted the same year Belafonte's version did.