I Still Miss 😔 #DavidBowie
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You were a talented child, you came to live in our town. We never bothered to scream, when your mask came off ·
David Bowie posing for the cover of "Ziggy Stardust" on a cold, rainy night in London, January 13, 1972. Photo by Brian Ward. The original photos were actually taken in black and white (as seen here!). The surreal colors on the final album cover were hand-tinted later by artist Terry Pastor. Bowie also had a terrible case of the flu this night, which is why he didn't want to stray far from the warm studio to take the photos. The location is 23 Heddon Street, right under the sign for "K. West"—a furrier company that became an accidental landmark for rock fans.
OTD January 14. 1977 the album Low by David Bowie was released. Considered a new beginning for Bowie, it was the first album of his “Berlin Trilogy”.
Underrated at the time, it has since proved highly influential, loved, and has inspired many artists.
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She’s uncertain if she likes him
But she knows she really loves him
It’s a crash course for the ravers
It’s a Drive-In Saturday…⚡️
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OTD 10 years ago we lost the greatest rock star that ever lived.I miss him everyday,he was the single biggest influence in my life.Thank you for all the wonderful memories you have given me.I will never ever forget you.#DavidBowie
Ten years. And yet he’s never really absent.
David lived in curiosity and courage. I still feel him when I sit at the piano.
His spirit lives on in the music, challenging us to listen harder, think deeper, and never settle for the obvious.
What we shared went beyond notes and performances. I’m grateful every day for the time, his trust, and the music.
Thank you, David.
Always a beacon of light. Bromley days remembered. Future dreams shared. I think, of all the amazing people I have met and/or worked with in my life, D B is the one whose loss tears me up the most because I really feel he wasn't done; he still had so much more to give and share.