Once again courtesy torgo_x, “The Man Who Sold The World” from the December 15, 1979 broadcast, with Joey Arias and Klaus Nomi singing backup.
As Sean says, the last minute’s vocals are stunning.
Once again courtesy torgo_x, “The Man Who Sold The World” from the December 15, 1979 broadcast, with Joey Arias and Klaus Nomi singing backup.
As Sean says, the last minute’s vocals are stunning.
Feeling good today!
Really good, in fact, for the first time in a while. Rollin’ with that, if you please. Partly an accident of daily chemistry and partly Spring, but also I’m nearly off the #$(@)$ Vicodin, not more than a half pill a day.
This means that my digestive system is working again and I’m no longer laboring with the extra weight of a depressant. People who have abused the stuff tell me it’s no fun unless you take ten or more with a big glass of vodka. I’m going to trust them on that one because I want to reach age 50, and preferably without dialysis or unwanted prison tattoos.
I have been listening to a lot of Bowie, and Queen, and a lot of other very pinky music. I wonder if I’m slowly turning into a fey, bisexual 1970s Englishman? That would be more interesting in Orange County than being a left-wing nerd. To celebrate this, here’s a video of Bowie, Klaus Nomi, and Joey Arias doing “Boys Keep Swinging” on Saturday Night Live, on my 15th birthday: December 15, 1979 (thanks to torgo_x for the find!):