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BowiesplainingTalking and tomfoolery through the discography of David Bowie Author: Erik & Dan
Does this sound familiar? You've listened to David Bowie's music, but you never really connected with it. Maybe you've tried a few Best-Of compilations. Maybe you watched Labyrinth and wanted to know more about Gareth's, um, area. And that leaves you feeling frustrated, like you're missing out on something truly special. It's time to put an end to that disappointment and join us on the Bowiesplaining podcast, where we delve into the world of Bowie with engaging and humorous discussions that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for his music. A Bowie enthusiast and a novice embark on a hilarious odyssey through David Bowie's catalog, with the diehard fan's encyclopedic knowledge leading to comical corrections and the rookie's goal of exploring the iconic artist's music creating a delightful clash of expertise and discovery. Language: en-us Genres: Music, Music Commentary, Music History Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Low: Side B
Wednesday, 15 January, 2025
Low Lyrics Notes go here In this episode, you will be able to: Explore David Bowie's profound influence on the world of music and art. Delve into a comprehensive analysis of David Bowie's groundbreaking album, "Low." Uncover the evolution of electronic music and its impact on modern music production. Discover the significant influence of Brian Eno on the innovative landscape of music production. Understand the pivotal role of music videos in shaping and enhancing an artist's image and impact. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:11 - Introduction and Captain America Comparison 00:01:19 - Feeling Broken 00:11:06 - Discussion on Opinions and Controversy 00:17:55 - Expectations for Bowie's Music 00:19:31 - Initial Impressions of "Low" 00:26:35 - Repetition and Musical Interpretation 00:33:49 - Conclusion and Spoof 00:34:16 - Exploring the Music 00:35:15 - Station to Station 00:40:05 - Breaking Glass Analysis 00:48:57 - Wait Until the Crowd Cries 00:51:23 - Sound and Vision 00:52:46 - Introducing the New Approach 00:55:08 - Analyzing "Always Crashing in the Same Car" 00:58:54 - Blue Apron Experience 01:03:39 - Discussion about BDS List 01:05:34 - Snare Effect and Borat References 01:09:51 - David Bowie's Music Video 01:11:40 - Bowie's Music Videos 01:14:30 - New Career in a New Town 01:20:54 - Electronic Music and Nostalgia 01:28:25 - Initial Reaction to the Music 01:29:40 - Dislike and Reappraisal of the Album 01:31:10 - Transition and Future Expectations 01:34:45 - Ambient Music Experience 01:40:13 - Sign-off and Reference to Ziggy the Motion Picture This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
