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David Bowie • Brian Eno • Art Gallery Interview

Bowie and Eno in a ‘live’ interview about Art Sale for War Child

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7 Responses to “David Bowie • Brian Eno • Art Gallery Interview”

  1. April 20th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    newnewly says:

    each in his or her …
    each in his or her own time, finds an outlet for the inner vision in relation to “talent”….what you git, you git, then, there, where ever…

  2. April 20th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    iggyono says:

    Gents, fess up, now …
    Gents, fess up, now. I know that all of the earlier comments were actually written by Bowie or Eno.

  3. April 20th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    Jitpring says:

    Well, you’re …
    Well, you’re halfway there. Read Theodore Dalrymple and you’ll be on you way to being fully aware. The books I mentioned, plus google for these essays, for example:

    Exposing Shallowness by Theodore Dalrymple

    &

    The Goddess of Domestic Tribulations by Theodore Dalrymple

    Understand that this man has been called the Orwell of today. He’s the greatest living essayist.

  4. April 20th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    ivankaramasov says:

    No, I don’t believe …
    No, I don’t believe in progress. But I don’t believe in decline either.

  5. April 20th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    Jitpring says:

    False, but if so, …
    False, but if so, he would have been wrong to have such contempt.

    Have you too embraced the myth of progress and its chronological snobbery? This is what’s truly tragic. Alas, those conformed to this dead age are a dime a dozen. One sure way to identify them is by looking for their brand. Yes, like cattle, incredibly, they brand themselves: with tattoos. Herds of “individuals” everywhere!

    Google the following words for a page of mine on amazon:

    Resist the Brave New World

  6. April 20th, 2010 at 1:33 pm

    ivankaramasov says:

    Bach would have had …
    Bach would have had only contempt for Mozart’s music. Anyway, I can see from your interesing list of favourites that you obviously think that the golden age is behind us. Must be tragic to live thinking that. I don’t think further discussion will lead anywhere.

  7. April 20th, 2010 at 1:33 pm

    Jitpring says:

    Gould was a nice …
    Gould was a nice player, but as a thinker he was inadequate – as are all those unequipped to recognize Mozart’s Olympian genius.