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indeed. Bowie's impact is beyond comparison, there's no single musician who was as impactful on music, culture, fashion or in media as Bowie was. Lou Reed was a great lost too, I was not the biggest fan of his work but damn I know how it impacted, I don't think I would be here without Bowie to be honest, he made me believe in music as a way to not just say ''i love you'' but in a way to portray emotions that are impossible to communicate with words but with the sound of something not human as a guitar or as a piano. After I heard about his death I just HAD to listen to Time, by far, my favorite Bowie song. I don't know I guess I would have never even listen to the music I listen to right now if it wasn't for Bowie. damn i mean he inspired every single fave of mine in some way it's ridiculous how impactful this man was and at the end what makes me even sadder but prouder is how he used his death as another way to share art. omg, like
i'm amazed by him i just WISH i was 1/18 of the artist he was and that's even too much
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I also love his comebacks. He NEVER came back from hiatus with shitty recordings, not even average recordings. ALL artists that have a career spanning decades had horrible comebacks or half-assed compilations, and he has some acquired taste albums (I only recently learnt to love Tonight), but it's never something lukewarm. I couldn't believe a person without an album out for ten years plus could come back with The Next Day, it's such a wonderful record. It's the exact opposite of a comeback album. You'd expect retrospection on the olden days or recycled themes, but when I heard "Here I am, not quite dying", I was like HOLY SHIT. And that dynamic music video. No recent artist has done anything like this! It's totally one of his best songs ever, and usually I have hard time trying to choose even 3 best songs from anybody's fourth decade. I mean I haven't enjoyed a Rolling Stones album post 70s! I also love his work with my favourite people. Gary Oldman is my favourite movie actor, and they kinda look simillar too, and of course Tilda, who is like his female yang! Also, his amazing relationship with Iman. Probably the most attractive couple of people ever.
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yeah that why his artistry is so respected, I don't know how he did it, but he managed to always sound SO DAMN different, albums after album, not matter what damn genre he did he always did it with a CLEAR Bowie signature but made it sound also refreshing, take Earthling or Let's Dance for example! i don't know any other 80s pop album that sounded like Let's Dance or another electronic album like Earthling, like omg, i just feel like he was seriously important
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