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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 16 10:32 pm
by Cannonball
Jon wrote:pete walton wrote:A doctor who saves a babies life is a legend ,the man who broke the human DNA code is a legend a man who made millions out of Ziggy playing a Bananarama! guitar is a lucky Bananarama!.and as for his acting ,well let's have it straight if he wasn't, already famous he wouldn't have got a part in a school play
Pete wrote:Another music legend is dead.
They may be legends, but they're not music legends....
What is a music legend ?? all that stuff you lot post in its friday lets rock??? sounds like garbage to me, pretty much how bowie might sound to you, are legends the likes of sinatra etc etc that basically talked along to music ~?? but did not shout n jump around like herbets,,
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 16 10:42 pm
by db
To me a music legend is someone who changed music. Little Richard, Elvis, Beatles, Lemmy, ABBA, Ozzy, Bowie...
I was never a Bowie fan but the fact the Pete Walton hates him proves what great cultural advances he made
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 16 11:33 pm
by drewcrane
db wrote:To me a music legend is someone who changed music. Little Richard, Elvis, Beatles, Lemmy, ABBA, Ozzy, Bowie...
I was never a Bowie fan but the fact the Pete Walton hates him proves what great cultural advances he made
Yea pretty much agree with you here, I was never a fan either , I liked Alice Cooper, but Bowie was on a different level,much more imaginative and way out there,Alice was flat out in your face with pure gore RIP Mr Bowie
david bowie
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 16 12:18 pm
by RM23
rest in peace mr bowie was and is a fan of your music playing in the house when I was a baby "lets dance" saw him at glasto in 2000 with friends all off our heads but when he came on our heads cleared he appealed to many different fans of music im in to soul funk reggae and old school hip hop but bowies music appealed to me sorry for the rambling peace......
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 16 12:18 pm
by MrNorm
Yeah, not a massive fan but did like some of his stuff a lot, mostly earlier, the '80s stuff was questionable! But certainly a significant musician, very sad to see anyone go at that age (funnily enough it now seems a young age to go, 20 years ago I'd have said he had a good innings!)
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 16 2:38 pm
by yabadaba
Hi Bowie Fans!
Yep a Legend, and as Rick Wakeman said today 'a musical Genius'!
He wasn't for everyone, nor are the BEATLES.
I also think Phil Collins is very talented and a genius as well...
Come to think of it Freddie was too!
They is all good at what they do, and did, and got well paid too.
RIP David BoWiE, John Lennon and Freddie.
At least they can bring Joy and happiness, what do footballers bring US???
Overpaid and Useless.
Yabz
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 16 4:53 pm
by pete walton
Every one is a Bananarama! legend these days apart from me ,if I was in films I would be "second man at the station with suitcase "
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 16 5:18 pm
by Don
Only ever quite liked Starman and Young Americans, clever musician yes, legend is going a bit far in my opinion. If that was the case there would be thousands of legends in all walks of life. RIP Bowie
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 16 2:24 pm
by yabadaba
Pete, you are a legend, in the World of Britpars and HUMUNGUS TYRES!
So are you Don, Duncan and DaveB and many others in the UK...
Maybe not as much as Don Garlits and Dick Landy but hey, you're legends in my book along with Bowie and Jagger and Lennon.
Is being a Legend better than Armend???
I was in Films once, or twice, but I was competing with big name guys like Burton and Brando, (bacca) what chance did I stand?
Yabs