Netflix is a must. Not sure how you can access BBC iPlayer from abroad. I will ask my expat mate in San Francisco because I know he watches it.
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2016 1:46 pm
by LifeIsLoud
perkana wrote:A friend told me it was on Film & Arts on the day he died. Maybe it's time for me to get Netflix or buy an IP thingy that lets me watch BBC videos.
perkana wrote:A friend told me it was on Film & Arts on the day he died. Maybe it's time for me to get Netflix or buy an IP thingy that lets me watch BBC videos.
I normally download most stuff via torrent but if I have to use iPlayer there's a browser add on called Hola Unblocker
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2016 10:29 am
by Matz
LifeIsLoud wrote:
perkana wrote:A friend told me it was on Film & Arts on the day he died. Maybe it's time for me to get Netflix or buy an IP thingy that lets me watch BBC videos.
Those voices need some god damned tuning. That was pretty bad.
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 10:17 am
by lollapaloser
Thats awful
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2016 1:40 pm
by Pandemonium
From the recording sessions for the "Absolute Beginners" soundtrack in the mid 80's, Bowie clowns around in the studio and does multiple takes imitating the singing styles of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Loud Reed, Iggy Pop and a few others
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:33 pm
by Jasper
Pandemonium wrote:From the recording sessions for the "Absolute Beginners" soundtrack in the mid 80's, Bowie clowns around in the studio and does multiple takes imitating the singing styles of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Loud Reed, Iggy Pop and a few others
This is great.
What the hell was he doing after Dylan? Tom Waits? Joe Cocker? Iggy was hilarious. I don’t know what he was going for after Iggy.
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2016 7:28 pm
by drifter
giving nods singing morrissey
Re: David Bowie
Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2016 12:31 pm
by Artemis
Breaking down David Bowie's 'Heroes' - Track-by-track
Producer Tony Visconti uses the original master tapes from sessions at Hansa Studio in Berlin to get to the heart of the title track from 'Heroes', one of David Bowie’s best-loved songs.
We hear the song built up by individual contributions, including those from guitarist Robert Fripp, Brian Eno's 'synthesiser in a briefcase' and of course David Bowie's powerful, harshly emotional vocal.
This film with Tony Visconti is an extended version of that on the BBC Four programme Music Moguls: Melody Makers. It closes with the iconic music video for 'Heroes', directed in 1977 by Stanley Dorfman.
