David Bowie

Bowie stayed in shape all his life so it is obvious he used to excersise and this includes lifting even for leaner guys like him.

How much you think was the maximum he coul ever bench?

>>71313137
yout post number is really cool

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>>71313137
100lb

Now, can we discuss his music?

>>71313173
I bet he could easily lift 150lb, he looked weak but he drank a lot of milk which really helped

>>71313173
your post number is pretty cool too

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i like it

>>71312893
What's David Bowie's best album ever?

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>>71313302
Scary Monsters, Low, or Ziggy

>>71313302
Low is my favourite.

What's your favorite cover song played by Bowie? I really like his version of I'm Waiting for the Man.

>>71313302
Diamond Dogs

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>>71313302
Easily Ziggy Stardust.

Hunky Dory is my second favorite, but I feel that's more about my own subjective taste. Low and Heroes are probably more objectively better albums.

Diamond Dogs is the worst of all of his albums I've listened to.

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>In the 1970s did a gospel soul band called Milky Edwards & The Chamberlings record an album of cover versions of all the songs on David Bowie's Starman? Apparently not. However, on YouTube you can find three videos of someone playing songs from this non-existent album on a record player.

>The videos were uploaded over a year and a half ago (and there's an accompanying, minimalist website — milkyedwards.com), but they've only started to attract attention recently. And now people are wondering who created these videos and why? Because whoever created them, did them very well. The recordings don't sound like the work of an amateur.


Guys, i found some weird and cool shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvXLuYXPL94

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GlsNSWDVdM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y115_2h4a68

>>71314079
>the worst of all of his albums I've listened to.

t. didn't listen to Never Let Me Down (yet)
Let's keep it that way. But either way: DD ain't that bad.

>>71313302
Station to Station

>>71314128
Nice find dog.

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>>71314079
We are the Dead is one of the greatest songs of all time, Sweet thing (1-3) were amazing, 1984 is up beat, Rock n' Roll with me is a nice love song. I mean, fuck, the only song on the album I don't like it the last one, and that barely counts as a song.

>Rebel fucking Rebel

I'll give you one thing though, the cover art is objectively bad. I don't like it but there's something about it that fits.